Pubs with Bruce

London, Fleet Street. The Old Bell stands on the site of a previous tavern - The Swan - and in 1500 became the location of Fleet Street's...

London, Fleet Street. Established in 1839 as the Crown and Sugar Loaf, it was renamed The Punch Tavern in the 1840s to honor the staff of...

London, Fleet Street. Established in 1538 and rebuilt after the Great Fire of London in 1666. The pubs vaulted cellars are thought to...

London, Fleet Street. Two dates are given for the original building which was located across the street - 1549 and 1668. The present...

London, Fleet Street. Built in 1886 and occupied by the Bank of England from 1888 to 1975 before being refurbished and made a pub in...

London, Holborn. Dating to 1602 and originally The Leg and Seven Stars (referring to the seven provinces of the Netherlands and a popular...

London, Holborn. Established in 1549 at the height of the English Reformation, it was used to shelter Catholic priests and hold secret...

London, Holborn. Built in 1872, it is known for its well preserved Victorian interior which includes lots of marble, etched windows,...

London, Holborn. Established by the 16th century, the Red Lyon was the most important inn in Holborn, and Red Lion Street and Red Lion...

London, Holborn. Built in 1546 to serve the servants of Bishop Ely who lived in the palace next door, it is named after the hat of a...

Gloucester. Not really a pub but a great beer bar! 15 kegs, 5 casks, and a couple of nice German beers on tap (Schneider Weisse,...

Gloucester. Located across from the Gloucester Docks, it has been a beer house since 1871 and is named after the metalworkers from the...

Gloucester. Couldn't really find any definitive history, but this is a funky boozer for sure. Not a lot of space around the central bar,...

Gloucester. Originally called the Plough, it first appeared in licensing records in 1722, although it is likely much older than that. It...

Gloucester. Built around 1350 as a pilgrims' inn for visitors to the shrine of Edward II in St. Peter's Abbey (now the Cathedral). It was...

Gloucester. The building dates back to 1314 and was originally known as St. Nicholas House, owned by the Whittington family. It became a...

Gloucester. The building dates from the early to mid 16th century, made up of three cottages, and was licensed in 1720. In medieval times...

Gloucester. Located in a medieval building on St.Ma ry's Lane, it was originally part of the Golden Heart pub and was mostly an open...

Gloucester. Named after Robert Raikes, founder of the Sunday School movement, the forerunner of the current English school system. The...

Gloucester. The left hand building was originally a pub called The Sword in 1680. It was later named the Spirit Vaults, The Union, The...