Nightlife in London

Pub Crawls are pretty touristy right? Well not in Camden apparently, where people just like to team up with a bunch of strangers and have a huge night out. The Camden Pub Crawl takes you to the best bars and live music venues where you can mingle with the alternative Camden crowd. Additionaly, you'll save loads with no cover charges and free drinks Read more ›

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Boxpark

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The East prides itself on the creative and the Shoreditch Boxpark's very form is a living example of this. Composed of refurbished shipping containers, this pop-up inspired meeting point has organically become a local icon, flexible enough to accommodate all the cultural flavours this part of London is famous for. Read more ›

Hip to be square

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Crate Brewery

Nightlife 9 0

Situated right on the canal, this former print factory has been beautifully restored to house Hackney Wick's first micro-brewery and pizzeria, a fit-out of locally recycled materials that will have designers drooling before they even smell the food. The Crate lagers/ales are all brewed on site, and so good you may feel compelled to try them all! Read more ›

Pizza & Beer East London Style

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The Boundary

Nightlife 9 0

The Boundary Rooftop is the ultimate meeting place for everyone where you can feel and see Shoreditch at it's finest. It is one perfect first date location.. or for any occasion, really! Romantic and stylish place where time flies! Read more ›

East London skyline!

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The Blues Kitchen

Nightlife 8 2

Yet another live music asset to the Camden Town Strip (and more recently Shoreditch), the Blues Kitchen brings the best all-American music and style to London. Certainly a great night out, but the diner aspect should not be overlooked. If the words BBQ, ribs, wings, burgers, smoked or buffalo make your mouth water, welcome to your happy place. Read more ›

Grill Seeker

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Local Experience

Small group tour to Bath, Stonehenge and a Surprise Site

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Join us for a wonderful one day tour exploring quintessential English countryside. Delve into the mysterious wonders of prehistory with a visit to Stonehenge, gaze at gorgeous Georgian architecture in the UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath, and find out where our special secret place could be...

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The Book Club

Nightlife 7 0

It's edgy and artsy place where the coolest people meet to a) have a nice meal b) have drinks c) play ping pong d) play snookers e) listen to wonderful live music f) dance after the best DJ-s. Menu has good variety. Prices are not the cheapest but I think this place's atmosphere is worth every penny. Read more ›

Younger sibling of the Queen of Hoxton

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The Old Blue Last

Nightlife 6 0

Because Klaxons, The Horrors, Florence and The Machine, Maccabees, DIIV, Japandroids, Santogold, Jose Gonzalez, Kwes, These New Puritans, Crystal Fighters etc have been there and keep coming back in our hearts. This is a place where you will see bands before they spread their wings and fly to bigger screens. Honestly, best indie-live-music venue! Read more ›

“Hottest Jukebox in Britain” – The Times

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The Mayflower Pub

You'll struggle to find a more authentic and cosy pub in zone 1 or 2. Located in Rotherhithe, with great views of Tower Bridge. It's the oldest pub on the Thames; feels like you're stepping back in time 300 years, though clientele is mixed and lively. While you're there you can check out the Brunel museum across the road. Serves food too. Read more ›

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Oldest pub on the Thames!

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Barge House

As its name suggests the Barge House is a cozy café/bar moored on the shores of the Regent’s Canal. A stroll down the canal is the pilgrimage of many East London locals that treat themselves to Breakfast in Bread; a unique twist on the traditional full English with all the favourite breakfast ingredients lovingly enclosed in fresh sourdough bread. Read more ›

Fancy Breakfast in Bread?

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Hoxton Square

As the typical High Street strip loses it's appeal for a night out, its alcoves like Hoxton Square that offer a fresh alternative of grouped night spots and eateries. The busyness of the main road is replaced with music and laughter, creating an atmosphere befitting a night in East London. Read more ›

Eastern Enclave

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Corsica Studios

Nightlife 5 1

It’s a cruel paradox that as music gains a broader audience the priority shifts from the music itself. As super clubs fill to capacity and the airwaves become saturated with EDM, its places like Corsica that open solely for the music, giving locals seeking that pure experience a chance to listen, share and sweat out to DJ’s dedicated to their art Read more ›

Faithful to their craft

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Holborn Whippet

Nestled in the corner of Holborn's distinctive Sicilian Avenue this little pub is truly unique, stocking only craft breweries from the UK and Germany. Behind the bar awaits a rustic brick wall laden with taps, and a long chalky list of keg and cask beers that attracts local office workers and language students alike. Read more ›

Beer from the Brick

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Private 1-Hour Professional Photo Shoot in London

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Take home some extra special souvenirs of your time in London! Sign up for a fun photo session against some of the city’s best backdrops with your own bilingual, friendly and professional local photographer.

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Nightjar

Nightlife 4 2

Nightjar rates amongst the finest of London's cocktail scene and is a well kept secret by Old Street locals. Descending the narrow staircase will take you back in time to a dimly lit, intimate 1920's speakeasy with all the glamorous trimmings of the era, and a menu covering historic boozy classics from pre-prohibition, prohibition and post-war. Read more ›

Short Course in Drinking History

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The Big Chill House

Nightlife 4 0

As they say themselves they are pretty much everything you could want for... delicious food and drinks, events, weekly amazing DJs, two-step dance floor, free Wi-Fi, all-year-round terrace and guaranteed good vibes! Read more ›

Chill!

The Big Chill House

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Angel Comedy

Nightlife 4 1

The Camden Head is one of Angel's finest pubs, and home one of London's best comedy clubs; Angel Comedy. Run by comedians, for comedians, the club showcases both amusing amateurs and laughable legends of the local comedy scene. There's something on offer every night, seven days a week, you can't lose! Read more ›

Always Free. Always Funny.

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Proud Camden

Nightlife 4 0

This former hospital for London's hard working horses now stands as an iconic Camden nightspot amongst the clamour of The Stables Market, with it's own household guard of iron horse sculptures standing sentry outside. Renowned for its live music, Proud offers a unique nightlife experience amidst the setting of this heritage listed stables. Read more ›

Not Saddle Club

Proud Camden

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Sushisamba

Nightlife 4 1

This amazing venue offers exceptional views of the City of London and diverse cuisine - Brazilian Churrasco and Moqueca, Peruvian Anticuchos, Seviches and Japanese tempura and sushi. Also a vast selection of signature cocktails and wines. It can be a little heavy on the pocket but you will always get what you pay for! Read more ›

Unique and breathtaking!

Sushisamba

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Angel comedy club

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Free comedy night every day!

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Well it's simple, great comedians, it's free and running every night of the week but come early on week-end nights. You can see new comedians or famous ones doing previews. They're doing so well that they are opening a new venue! Read more ›

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The Plough at Swan Wharf

The community developing west of the Olympic Stadium continues to expand as the Plough becomes the latest industrial refurb to dot the canal. The raw furnishings and alternate atmosphere come as standard in the area, but where the Plough shines is its oversized outdoor area offering generous seating, sun exposure and views of London’s 2012 triumph. Read more ›

Canal life

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Country Walking and Pub Tour of Surrey

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Explore the rolling hills, picturesque villages and traditional pubs of England's countryside, less than an hour outside of London. On this stunning 13 mile walk, taken at a leisurely pace, we will pass through ruins, across rivers and of course include a stop or two for a pint of local ale.

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Three Eight Four

This place is always packed and it's easy to understand why. The raw brick and timber surrounds while you kick back in your old leather-clad bus seat provide a stark contrast to the high calibre of cocktails. The seasonal menu is highly experimental; expect smoke, large forms of ice and technical apparatus. Read more ›

Occult Cocktails

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CASK Pub & Kitchen

Pimlico doesn't necessarily have the most 'interesting' pubs, but Cask Pub & Kitchen is an exciting addition to the neighborhood. Hidden away in a quiet backstreet, this great little pub offers an exciting range of beers, complemented by tried-and-tested resident chefs Forty Burgers who certainly know their way around a juicy slab of beef. Read more ›

Backstreet Craft

CASK Pub & Kitchen

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BrewDog - Shepherd's Bush

For some Brits finding great craft beer isn't enough; they have to make their own! From humble beginnings BrewDog's focus on the perfect pint has spawned 20 locations whilst managing to maintain that uniqueness that made them special. Their newest location in Shepherd’s Bush proves just that, giving this area of W London much needed revitalization. Read more ›

For the craft

BrewDog - Shepherd's Bush

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Studio338

Who said electronic music was just for the nocturnal? At an unlikely location in North Greenwich the music starts early with Studio 338 being locally famous for its weather-protected outdoor terrace. Don’t be put off by the journey here, the isolated location means no neighbours to complain when the party goes to well into the morning hours. Read more ›

Lose track of time

Studio338

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The Magic Garden

Londoners love the unexpected. On a street that doesn't exhibit activity, in a building you would normally ignore lies the Magic Garden, an oasis of comfort and good vibes just south of Battersea Park. It seclusion is its best asset with very few pubs nearby to influence or imitate, making a day in or a night out in the Garden refreshingly unique. Read more ›

Alternate comforts

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Platform

Down a back alley and up several flights of stairs, you’ll find a great little spot for brunch, lunch, coffee, dinner or evening drinks in a lofty studio space overlooking East London. You’ll be in good company, as the spaces beneath your feet in this former abandoned college are now studios to some of London’s best local artists and designers. Read more ›

Local Highs

Platform

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The Doodle Bar

Hidden just a stone's throw away from Battersea Park lies one of London's coolest little bars, and certainly unexpected from Battersea! This little industrial venue sports a relaxed vibe, food truck, craft beers, good beats and table tennis. The main attraction however, a huge chalk board on which you are free to express your artistic license. Read more ›

Creative Company

The Doodle Bar

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Bogan Bingo

They say that after a few drinks all Aussies have a bit of Bogan in them, but Tim and Trev are taking it to the next level with their hilarious pub game show. Picture a night of bingo infused with 80's rocking music, 90's styling and everything in between that depicts the stereotypical, lesser educated Australian middle class, known as the 'bogan'. Read more ›

"Bloody Bingo!"

Bogan Bingo

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Electricity Showrooms

Another jewel of Shoreditch nightlife. Enough room to chill and you can find the coolest dancefloor downstairs. Those dance-squares are magnetic to every single pair of legs. If you don't feel like dancing until daylight then you can have some nice time upstairs and easily meet someone new. If you are into british finest food then give it a try. Read more ›

Dancing queen

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Callooh Callay

Ever wondered what it would be like to step into Alice’s Wonderland? Calloh Collay is a bar that makes these sorts of dreams a reality. Once you’ve walked through the real-life wardrobe door, your Narnia is built up with eccentric vintage furnishings, an enchanting atmosphere, and an array of cocktails that all demand more than a taste test. Read more ›

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Sipping cocktails in Wonderland...

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Seven at Brixton

You can't go wrong at Brixton Village Market for food and Seven is no exception. However it's the beverage aspect of this lively yet casual bar that truly shines, with an extensive selection of cocktails and Spanish beers, not to mention the exhibition space upstairs that plays host to the work of local artists. Some art with your cocktail? Read more ›

Cocktails for a Fiver

Seven at Brixton

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5cc Hoxton

In a dark basement below the Electricity Showrooms, the colourful ominous glow of the dance floor is all that remains of the this former nightclub. The space is now host to the dimly chilled atmosphere of 5cc that welcomes those looking for a professionally crafted cocktail. Read more ›

Murder OF the Dance Floor

5cc Hoxton

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The Craft Beer Co (Brixton)

With its roots in Clerkenwell, this successful establishment of beerly scholars has expanded to locations all over London, and is by far the best place to get a good beer in the area. Sourcing amazing beer from all over the world, for our enjoyment apparently, (and probably theirs) The Craft Beer Co. are truly established as the local beer experts. Read more ›

Local Experts

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Clapham Old Town

A recent £3M redevelopment of this cosy Clapham corner speaks volumes to how the locals view and appreciate this outdoor space. A multitude of pubs, restaurants and cafés all face each other and spill out onto the street creating a unique sense of community. Read more ›

A subtle throwback

Clapham Old Town

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Birthdays

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Birthdays is a dynamic venue in the heart of Dalston that hosts some of the area's best nightlife. Spanning two floors, the street level bar exudes a buzzing casual atmosphere for a drink amongst friends, and the hungry can rejoice over the burger menu from the famed Lucky Chip. Read more ›

Bar, Burgers and Basement

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Hootananny

If Brixton is the home of diversity in London, Hootananny is the heart. Culture. People. Food. Drink. Atmosphere. An eclectic mix of live music including Latin, Reggae, Dubstep, Gypsy, Swing, Afrobeat, Funk, Ska & Hiphop. Everyone that comes here will find their own unique experience, it's almost as good as being in another country for the night! Read more ›

Pub or Festival?

Hootananny

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Plastic People

Nightlife 2 2

The patrons of this Shoreditch basement know that the only things you really need for a good party is a kicking sound system and a dark room to house it. Plastic People is pretty much exactly that, yet it is a major player in the underground music scene. Read more ›

Small Dark Loud

Plastic People

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Oval Space

Don't let your ears suffer in a central London club. Located just North of Bethnal Green, Oval Space is a locally renowned venue for live electronic music, hosting big names both local and international through a series of very lengthy club nights and vibrant day/night parties. They also host live broadcasts such as Boiler Room and secretsundaze. Read more ›

Can't Stand Mainstream?

Oval Space

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Slim Jim's Liquor Store

Slim Jim's is one of my favourite bars. And I say this even though I am a girl and they have a collection of bras hanging from the ceiling. Curious? I would be. It’s dark, so much so you need a good five minutes before your eyes take in the small booths hitting the bare brick walls and the aforementioned bras. Read more ›

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Go now and thank me later

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Homeslice

Well, sharing a giant pizza of 20" in that little heaven of Neal's Yard isn't enough? If you are in Covent Garden, you are hungry and – possibly – it is hot out there, don't waste your time and give it a try. Please, don't take a sit inside like a normal civilian, enjoy your pizza outside and fall in love with Neal's Yard colours. Read more ›

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Heaven = Pizza + Neal's Yard.

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East London Liquor Company

East London has a rich history in spirit production that ceased over a century ago, until now. The ELLC has somewhat revived the industry, producing and importing a range of hand crafted gin, whisky, vodka and rum. You can take it straight up, but the comprehensive list of cocktails will ensure that you're experiencing the fully enhanced flavours. Read more ›

Old Spirits Industry

East London Liquor Company

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The Priory Arms

Nestled away in the backstreets of Stockwell, The Priory Arms is a local legend when it comes to their impressive collection of ales, focusing on London's up-and-coming breweries. These guys work hard to add some variety to your life, with the extensive menu of local ales and imported German beers changing daily to keep you coming back! Read more ›

A Beer a Day

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Climpson's Arch

An industrial lot underneath a train bridge doesn't exactly scream of summer vibes, but given the love of dedicated owners that's exactly what it has. Open just for the sunny months this multi-purpose pop-up prides itself on its multiple identities, from coffee to BBQ to art, each as well prepared as anywhere in the East. Read more ›

The summer family

Climpson's Arch

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Secretsundaze

Bank holiday weekends in the capital are an institution, and the Monday off means a guilt free Sunday session for the local workforce. Lovers of electronic music choose secretsundaze for their day/night revelling in various locations across East and South London. Run by prominent local London DJ's, each event is run with a love for the lifestyle. Read more ›

Summer sessions

Secretsundaze

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The Falcon

You'll often find that the best pubs in Clapham are hidden away just off the high street, and The Falcon is no exception. The best thing about this pub, other than the relaxed atmosphere, are the outdoor areas, with beer gardens front and back perfect for sunny days and mild evenings. Read more ›

Clapham Kick-starter

The Falcon

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Bar Music Hall

Quality drinks, food and atmosphere right there all under one roof as they say and let's not forget about cool live bands/disk jockeys who perform there regulary all night long. Pleasant place for every occasion and perfectly situated in the heart of Shoreditch. Check it out if you haven't already and try out some of those Belgian beers! Read more ›

Belgian beer & other stories!

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The Drunken Monkey

Cheap and cheerful dim sum spot which is perfect for sharing a meal with friends in the heart of Shoreditch. They do a very wallet friendly set menu if you are on a budget, or you can order a mixture of dishes for sharing. Plus they do a GREAT happy hour (£5 cocktails). Read more ›

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Dim sum and drinks

The Drunken Monkey

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Mick's Garage

This Hackney Wick based warehouse, open from Friday to Sunday, is great to spend the day and night. Start with a pizza across the street and head back inside to drink craft beer and dance among the locals. There are live DJ sets on Fridays. Read more ›

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Hipster by the river

Mick's Garage

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The Hampshire Hog

The Hampshire Hog in Hammersmith takes its traditional cues from the British family kitchen – where food, comfort and ambiance are given the 1st priority. For the Hog it’s about attention to detail, sourcing not only local food and lager but also displaying local furniture, joinery, art and cooking paraphernalia that is often on sale to the public. Read more ›

Multi-seasonal pantry

The Hampshire Hog

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The Crown, Battersea

The growing trend in London pubs is the standard in-house menu being replaced by an outside gourmet food specialist, a brilliant marriage that brings local signature dishes directly to the locals themselves. One example is the Crown and their new partnership with Burger Craft, bringing a touch of class to the classic ‘pint and burger’ combination. Read more ›

Home of the Juicy Bastard!

The Crown, Battersea

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The King & Co

Formerly known as The King's Head, The King and Co boasts a fresh makeover and continues trade as one of Clapham Common's finest pubs. The stylish fit-out of school desks and old retro sofas creates an atmosphere well suited to casual drinks with friends or a date, free from the typically loud pub clientele. Read more ›

In Good Company

The King & Co

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The Victoria

The transformation undertaken by The Victoria's new owner Steve has seen the locals of Battersea return in droves over the past year. Steve’s enthusiasm for this quaint corner pub is contagious with the renewal not just cosmetic; a new menu, HD sports and a large outdoor area all key ingredients in reinstating The Vic as the local for the local’s. Read more ›

Hangin' out on the corner

The Victoria

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The Dove

West London's river views are one of the more relaxing locations for a pint, and few have a better location than the Dove. Strategically hidden down a side path, this charming pub maintains its early English charm that sadly many of its counterparts have forgotten. Read more ›

A Thames tradition.

The Dove

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The Monarch TV pub quiz

No secret is made of Britain’s love for the pub quiz and every second Monday of the month The Monarch in Camden puts its own spin on this beloved tradition. In the modern age of easily accessible TV the quiz centres on the classics that we love to obsess over, bringing together a community of part-time geeks for an exciting battle of wits. Read more ›

Nerd for the night

The Monarch TV pub quiz

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Lock Tavern

This unassuming little pub provides an unexpected escape from the tourists crowds milling around the Stables Market, and just beyond the front bar lies a hidden beer garden oasis. Not just an escape, The Lock Tavern provides a regular plethora of live music and DJ's, and it's kitchen is serving up quality comfort food on par big players in central. Read more ›

Small Pub, Big Sound

Lock Tavern

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