LONDON is chock full of fantastic pubs but knowing which ones to really go to can be tricky. It is estimated that the capital city has more than 3,500 pubs, in fact. But whether you’re ...

Don your red and blue, raise your pint, and join the celebration. The Eagles have soared to new heights, and the party is ...

The Prince of Wales is the highest rated pub for a roast dinner in London on Tripadvisor and it has 'amazing' value.

Wendt played Norm on the hit 1980s TV comedy “Cheers” and later crafted a stage career that took him to Broadway in “Art,” ...

George Wendt, an actor with an Everyman charm who played the affable, beer-loving barfly Norm on the hit 1980s TV comedy ...

“I headed across Borough Market, beneath London Bridge and all around the ... the capital’s best-known boozers, including The George Inn a 17th century coaching inn owned by the National ...

The pub, owned by Greene King, is famous for being one of London’s original themed pubs, and is said to have featured in the 1892 Sherlock Holmes story The Adventure of the Noble Bachelor. Located on ...

Take note too of the London rarebit, the crab on toast and ... with the citrus-wrought tang of whitebait. It is a posh pub, the George, and it is no more evident than in the list of bar snacks ...

One word is all it takes to warm the cockles of any budget-conscious drinker looking for one of the few London pubs still serving relatively cheap booze: Spoons. When Spoons first opened its doors ...

while Mescal’s Gladiator II co-star Joseph Quinn portrays George Harrison. Article continues below Although born and raised in South London, Joseph's mum hails from Liverpool and he enjoys a ...

But long before Ronnie Kray walked into The Blind Beggar on the Whitechapel Road and shot George ... in London there was The Blind Beggar Gang of pickpockets who frequented the pub.

The Royal George is one of more than 200 lost pubs featured in Sam Cullen’s newly released book, London’s Lost Pubs (£20, Pen and Sword). The book, which delves into the history of pubs that ...