The Tipperary

Rebuilt after the great fire of 1666, the Cheshire Cheese has probably changed little since Charles Dickens, Doctor Johnson, and Arthur C...

Dr Samuel Johnson, the compiler of the first ever dictionary of the English language, lived here from 1748 to 1759. Opened to the public...

This small theatre in the city specializes in musical theatre featuring works of Chekhov and Shakespeare right to those of up-coming writ...

The Cartoonist is the headquarters for The Cartoonists' Club of Great Britain, so it comes as no surprise to find that the walls are all...

The Inner Temple is one of the Inns of Court, all of which are 'liberties' of the City of London which means that they operate as their o...

One of London's more attractive spaces, Temple Gardens is a beautiful area filled with a plethora of greenery. Trees, plants, and flowers...

Corney & Barrow bars are part of the City landscape, but they've now settled in areas of central London. The clientèle are mostly profess...

Templar Knights were dealt a difficult hand in life. How can anyone relax when burdened with the obligation of protecting so many sacred...

By day, Chancery Lane is abuzz with tourists and locals dining, shopping, drinking and so on. By night, the sun dims and the neon lights...

The Middle Temple is one of the Inns of Court, all of which are 'liberties' of the City of London which means that they operate as their...

Rebuilt after the great fire of 1666, the Cheshire Cheese has probably changed little since Charles Dickens, Doctor Johnson, and Arthur C...

The press may have left Fleet Street, but the historic Inns of Court remain, and their learned inhabitants - traditional English gents dr...

As with every pub on London's historic Fleet Street, The Old Bell has a story that is intertwined into the areas past as home of the Brit...

Since first opening its doors in the mid 1800's, London's Punch Tavern has been serving pints of ale with an elegance that is only matche...

Wagamama serves up a pan-Asian cuisine that features a fusion of eclectic traditional favorites with modern flavors. The fare is made fre...

Formerly the Mucky Duck and located in Fetter Lane, EC4, The White Swan Pub and Dining Room reverts to its original name and is spread ac...

Nestled in the heart of London's Legal District, Gaucho Chancery offers the perfect City buzz combined with a stylish West End feel. ...

Continuing the tradition of serving fine French fare, Chez Gérard works its charm even at the Holborn branch. The Chancery Lane outlet at...

If you do not mind stepping a few feet under the ground for a couple of shots, this basement wine cellar is the ideal place for you. It i...