Best For Outdoor Drinking In London

Brook Green Hotel

170 Shepherds Bush Road, Hammersmith, W6 7PB, London

Ever had the burning need for a pint at 7am in the morning? Me too. It's just a shame that the cavernous Brook Green Hotel doesn't actually serve until ten - it just throws open its doors uber-early for passing workers that fancy a fry up on the way to the daily grind.

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Flask

77 Highgate West Hill, Highgate, N6 6BU, London

Strolling through green Hampstead with a stout cane in one hand and an anthology of Keates in the other is a fine way for any English person to wile away an afternoon. Where better to imbibe refreshment than at the thoroughly old school Flask?

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Lock Tavern

35 Chalk Farm Road, Camden, NW1 8AJ, London

It's not often that images of smiling bearded men whispering nice things into your ear appear as you order a pint, but in the case of the Lock Tavern, this really does happen (sometimes - apparitions are not guaranteed).

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Market Porter

9 Stoney Street, London Bridge, SE1 9AA, London

Market traders are a notoriusly good-natured bunch, though entering the Market Porter in a filthy apron bawling 'Pahnd for a pahnd guv'na!' will not make you any new friends.

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Troubadour

265 Old Brompton Road, Earls Court, SW5 9JA, London

For a place steeped in history, the Troubadour certainly keeps a low-key profile on the London music scene.

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Vibe Bar

Old Truman Brewery, 91-95 Brick Lane, Shoreditch, E1 6QL, London

If you ever find yourself fidgeting and thirsty in the East End, you could do a lot worse than head down to the fairly inconspicuous Vibe Bar, tacked onto a sprawling courtyard on Brick Lane.

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Hootananny

95 Effra Road, Brixton, SW2 1DF, London

Spat a little distance off the unfortunately perma-jammed Effra Road, Hootananny is a gargantuum offering in every way. The garden out front - pleasingly set well back from the roaring traffic - could hold a small army, and the inside is comparable to a Munich beer hall.

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Prince Albert

418 Coldharbour Lane , Brixton, SW9 8LF, London

The near twenty-four hour riot that spills out of the Brixton underground station needs a pub to soak up the bedraggled survivors, and the Prince Albert does a fine job. It's certainly not a polished place - don't expect anything other than a strong drink in a warm glass - but it's not bad for it.

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The Water Poet

9-11 Folgate Street, Spitalfields, E1 6BX, London

Some Sundays, only the very best will do. Let us heap praise in generous gravy-soaked lashings on places like the Water Poet, which take the art of Sunday midday feeding to a level the Renaissance masters themselves would shed tears over.

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Cat and Canary

1-24 Fishermans Walk,, Canary Wharf, E14 4DH, London

If you're after a stiff drink and lax conversation after a hard day at the Wharf, you could do a lot worse than to head down to the Cat and Canary, slapped right in the middle of the land of the pinstriped.

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The White Hart

22 Great Suffolk Street, Southwark, SE1 0UG, London

A wise man once whispered to me that 'builders go to good pubs'. His words of wisdom have lain forever in my mind and recently resurfaced on a visit to the White Hart, a few girders-length away from the buzz of the Southbank.

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170 Shepherds Bush Road, Hammersmith, W6 7PB, London

Ever had the burning need for a pint at 7am in the morning? Me too. It's just a shame that the cavernous Brook Green Hotel doesn't actually serve until ten - it just throws open its doors uber-early for passing workers that fancy a fry up on the way to the daily grind.

77 Highgate West Hill, Highgate, N6 6BU, London

Strolling through green Hampstead with a stout cane in one hand and an anthology of Keates in the other is a fine way for any English person to wile away an afternoon. Where better to imbibe refreshment than at the thoroughly old school Flask?

35 Chalk Farm Road, Camden, NW1 8AJ, London

It's not often that images of smiling bearded men whispering nice things into your ear appear as you order a pint, but in the case of the Lock Tavern, this really does happen (sometimes - apparitions are not guaranteed).

9 Stoney Street, London Bridge, SE1 9AA, London

Market traders are a notoriusly good-natured bunch, though entering the Market Porter in a filthy apron bawling 'Pahnd for a pahnd guv'na!' will not make you any new friends.

265 Old Brompton Road, Earls Court, SW5 9JA, London

For a place steeped in history, the Troubadour certainly keeps a low-key profile on the London music scene.

Old Truman Brewery, 91-95 Brick Lane, Shoreditch, E1 6QL, London

If you ever find yourself fidgeting and thirsty in the East End, you could do a lot worse than head down to the fairly inconspicuous Vibe Bar, tacked onto a sprawling courtyard on Brick Lane.

95 Effra Road, Brixton, SW2 1DF, London

Spat a little distance off the unfortunately perma-jammed Effra Road, Hootananny is a gargantuum offering in every way. The garden out front - pleasingly set well back from the roaring traffic - could hold a small army, and the inside is comparable to a Munich beer hall.

418 Coldharbour Lane , Brixton, SW9 8LF, London

The near twenty-four hour riot that spills out of the Brixton underground station needs a pub to soak up the bedraggled survivors, and the Prince Albert does a fine job. It's certainly not a polished place - don't expect anything other than a strong drink in a warm glass - but it's not bad for it.

9-11 Folgate Street, Spitalfields, E1 6BX, London

Some Sundays, only the very best will do. Let us heap praise in generous gravy-soaked lashings on places like the Water Poet, which take the art of Sunday midday feeding to a level the Renaissance masters themselves would shed tears over.

1-24 Fishermans Walk,, Canary Wharf, E14 4DH, London

If you're after a stiff drink and lax conversation after a hard day at the Wharf, you could do a lot worse than to head down to the Cat and Canary, slapped right in the middle of the land of the pinstriped.

22 Great Suffolk Street, Southwark, SE1 0UG, London

A wise man once whispered to me that 'builders go to good pubs'. His words of wisdom have lain forever in my mind and recently resurfaced on a visit to the White Hart, a few girders-length away from the buzz of the Southbank.

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