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 bishop. It is a bit difficult to find, located in Ely Place near where William Wallace was executed, and is famous for a cherry tree that Elizabeth I danced around with Sir Christopher Hatton. Inside are beautiful dark wood beams and heavy oak furniture and lots of Elizabethan memorabilia. There is a small room in front of the bar, a bit larger room behind it with a smaller room called the Closet located off of it. Outside to the side is a narrow seating area and there are tables and chairs in front in the narrow passageway. Being a Fuller's pub, London Pride was my beer of choice.