Pubs with Bruce

London, Covent Garden. Built in 1787 and located on a corner of the Central Market Building. It is named after the first recorded Punch...

London, Covent Garden. Established in 1623 and first mentioned as a pub in 1772 when it was known as The Coopers Arms (the name changed...

London, Covent Garden. Established in 1638, located off of Trafalgar Square. Originally known as The Hole in the Wall, it was notorious...

London, City of London. Established in 1865 and named after the Holborn Viaduct, it was formerly a gin palace and opium den. Located...

London, City of London. Established in the 1730s on Ludgate Hill (next to St. Martin Ludgate) as The London Coffee House (also known as...

London, Blackfriars. In the late 13th century Edward I commanded the site to be used to accommodate the Franciscan Friars. The first...

London. This unique triangular shaped building is located on the site of a Dominican Friary (the friars were known as the Blackfriars...

London, Soho. Located at Cambridge Circus (across the road from The Cambridge), the pub was founded as The George and Thirteen Cantons in...

London, Soho. Established in 1744 as the King's Arms. Rebuilt when Charring Cross Road was constructed and renamed The Cambridge in 1891....

London, Soho. The pub has been on this site since at least 1731. It is thought that a shuttle service ran from the pub to Smithfield...

Southfields. A few steps from our flat (just north of Wimbledon), this was my local during our stay here. Opened in 1997, it is a...

Wandsworth. Dates back to 1865. It was a former coaching inn that was a favorite watering hole and refuge for notorious highwayman John...

Wandsworth. Dates back to the 17th century although the original location was across the road from where it is now. It is a two bar...

Wandsworth. First mentioned in census records in 1644 and bought by Young's in 1836, in 1898 part of the original building was rebuilt....

Wandsworth. A riverside pub located to the west of Wandsworth Bridge, it was originally founded in 1786 as Thames Watermen's Inn and was...

Fulham. Built at the Northern end of the original Putney Bridge, it's first license was granted in 1629, making it the oldest pub in...

Fulham. Built in 1455 it is reported to be the oldest pub in Fulham (although it has been renovated and has a very contemporary look,...

Fulham. The current building dates from 1888 but there has been a pub on this site since the 16th century when it was a coaching inn on...

Wimbledon. The pub was originally commissioned in 1776 by Earl Spencer, the Lord of the Manor. However, records show that it existed...

London, South Kensington. Built in 1846, it is one of the few surviving buildings from when this area was originally developed. The name...