Explore the most famous London streets and their local pubs
Famous London streets
From the most glamorous London streets to more urban haunts alive with art and culture, we've carefully curated a selection of the best London streets close to Greene King pubs. So you can explore safe in the knowledge you're only a few minutes away from a cosy pit-stop.
Bond Street
You've heard the rumours and they’re true: Bond Street is home to luxury goods, designer fashion and jewellery stores. Set in the heart of Mayfair, if you're lucky, you might even spot a celebrity browsing because the likes of Taylor Swift, Lily Aldridge and Alessandra Ambrosio have all been papped strolling along this iconic street. Keep reading to find out the closest pub to Bond Street.
Carnaby Street
With a thriving LGBTQ+ scene and a history steeped in the swinging sixties, you'll find plenty to do in this neck of the woods. Only a six-minute walk from Bond Street, and you'll find the beloved Carnaby Street, famously pedestrianised with plenty of high-street shops to look around.
The Shakespeare's Head - 0.3 miles
If you're looking to refuel after miles of sightseeing, try the Shakespeare Head pub, positioned just behind Liberty's department store. This gorgeously wood-panelled pub is right in the heart of lively, eclectic Soho. There's a huge selection of seasonal cocktails complete with a traditional pub menu and there's even a pub garden for those warmer summer months. Better still, it's only a minute’s walk from Carnaby Street and a six-minute walk from Bond Street, putting you close to some of the best landmarks in the capital.
Baker Street
For Sherlock Holmes fans and fans of celebrities made of wax, you'll find loads to do on Baker Street. Madame Tussauds is a wax museum founded in 1935 by the French wax sculptor Marie Taussad, and over 2.5 million visitors flock to this famous venue each year to take selfies with waxy celebs. The Sherlock Holmes Museum is also worth exploring, but not before birdwatching and parakeet-spotting at Regent's Park.
Sawyers Arms - 1.0 mile
Tucked away among the corporate and bustling neighbourhood of Paddington, the Sawyers Arms is a great place to stop by on your lunch break or unwind after a long day exploring the city sights. This 19th-century pub is packed with character and actually used to be a fishmongers. Staying true to its foodie-focussed ancestry, this pub now serves up a mouthwatering menu complemented by a wide selection of delicious drinks. So if you wish to explore Baker Street, this pub is ideal and only a 22-minute walk away.
Oxford Street
As one of the world's most famous shopping destinations, no trip to London is complete without checking out Oxford Street. From Selfridges to a myriad of high-street brands and boutiques, spend a day browsing the best that the latest fashion trends have to offer.
Punch & Judy - 0.7 miles
This unique and beautiful listed pub exudes character. With a spacious terrace that overlooks Covent Garden, it's ideal for seeing street entertainers and people-watching while you dig into a hearty pub meal. Originally built in 1787, the Punch & Judy pub has a relaxing yet lively atmosphere and serves an irresistible array of food and drink. Its amazing location means you can shop 'til you drop and then head out to watch a musical on the West End. This pub is only a 15-minute walk from Oxford Street too, so if you need a timeout partway through your retail therapy marathon, you're always welcome here.
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