Theodore Bullfrog. London. Located around the corner from the Charing Cross station, it was originally licensed in 1690 as the St. Martin's Tavern. Previously part of the Whitbreads Beefeater chain. It was rebuilt in 1959, probably as a result of damage from WWII. Renamed the Gilbert and Sullivan in the 1970s and then the Theodore Bullfrog in 2000.

Not the old traditional pub that I usually visit. Much more contemporary due to the post war rebuild. Bright with lots of space and a very comfortable feel. Also a couple of small drinking spaces - I always love to find these. A Young's pub, I enjoyed a London Special as I soaked in the sun coming through the window.