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Crescent, TheLocation: 99 Fulham Road Tube: South Kensington If you've got a wallet the size of Sir Winston Churchill and are planning on popping to Brompton Cross to pick up a few designer items, why not rest your weary feet at The Crecsent.
Cynthia's Bridge Bar & LoungeLocation: 1 Tooley Street Tube: London Bridge Situated eccentrically under London Bridge is this, one of the daftest bars in London. Walk in and you'll find yourself in the set of Battlestar Gallactica.
Dove, TheLocation: 19 Upper Mall Tube: Hammersmith Traditionally a Mecca for followers of the annual Oxford v Cambridge Boat Race, this charming little riverside pub certainly has its claims to fame.
El Vino'sLocation: 47 Fleet Street Tube: Blackfriars Something of an institution, El Vino's is perhaps London's most venerable wine bar and has served Fleet Street luminaries for many, many years.
Gordon's Wine BarLocation: 47 Villiers Street Tube: Embankment If you can negotiate the narrow steep staircase, avoid tripping over the cat and then manage to find a way to the tiny bar, you'll find yourself in a different world - and it's just a stone's throw from Trafalgar Square.
Guinea, TheLocation: 30 Bruton Place Tube: Green Park If you find yourself desperate for a pie or steak while wandering the streets of Mayfair, this is the place to go. Attractive, atmospheric and covered in flowers, The Guinea has a fine pedigree dating back to 1423.
Hope & Sir-Loin, TheLocation: 94 Cowcross Street Tube: Farringdon A favourite pub with Smithfeild's meat traders. Famous for its breakfasts where you can have the works for £7.50, this includes double egg, double bacon, double sausages, liver, kidneys, mushrooms, black pudding, baked beans and fried bread! Not for the feint hearted I can tell you! The doors open at 6.
Janet's BarLocation: 30 Old Brompton Road Tube: South Kensington Not your stereotypical bar to say the least!!! Run by an eccentric lawyer called Janet, this bubbly, blonde personality has an even more impressive spectacle collection than Elton John!! As you walk though the door you're greeted like an 'old face'.
Jerusalem, TheLocation: 55 Britton Street Tube: Farringdon Tucked away in the backstreets of Farringdon lies a gem of a pub, owned by the tiny St. Peter's Brewery. The size of a postage stamp and brimming with character, this is exactly how one would imagine an eighteenth century alehouse to have been.
King's Head & Eight Bells, TheLocation: 50 Cheyne Walk Tube: Sloane Square (and a bit of a walk!) A favoured watering hole for many a famous writer and artist including Whistler and Turner, this pub is in an enviable location opposite The River Thames.
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