For the business traveler that needs a friendly appealing place to unwind or the vacation visitor that just wants to get out and meet new people, there are no better places to do both than at one of London's traditional Pubs. These establishments usually boast a long and colorful history, and sometimes that history is as colorful as the patrons you'll find enjoying themselves inside.
Dog and Duck is a popular venue listed as a beautiful Grade II establishment. Located in the heart of Soho, the pub building is listed as having been established in 1734, although the building has been reshaped since then. Its last renovation was in 1897, and with it's two bars, attracts a lively and talkative crowd.
The Eagle London is another popular joint, which has managed to preserve its original look and feel, as well as interior decoration and architecture. You’ll find racks of the finest beers including Strawberry Fruli and Kuppers Kolsch along with a menu while traditional, is actually quite tasty. Gordon's Wine Bar is considered the oldest wine bar in London with an established date of 1890. They boast an award winning wine list and has an extensive menu of sherries, ports and madeiras as well as a menu featuring traditional pies and nationally recognized cheese brands.
The oldest however, is Cittie of Yorke, with an extremely early establishment date of 1430. Like most pubs that have had to undergo some level of restoration, the latest work on this one was done in 1920. The menu remains at a set price, and the buffest has always garnered consistent reviews. The drinks run the gamut from trendy to plain to exquisite. Your budget is the only limit here.
So regardless whether you are traveling for business or pleasure there will always be places for you to hang your coat and have a few pints. Business travelers may find that with short term rentals London will treat a traveler just like one of its own. And for those who rent holiday apartment London is a perfect base of operations.