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, especially the bar!). Notable patrons included playwrights William Shakespeare and John Fletcher along with Bishop of London Edmund Bonner. It was licensed in 1737 and was called the Fulham Coffee House. The original building was torn down and rebuilt in 1836. In the 1970s it was known as a rock music venue and it was a meeting place for Led Zeppilin, who recorded at Emerson Lake and Palmers's nearby Manticore Studios. No cask ales here so had to settle for a Carling Lager.