London Escorts
Escorts in London
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- London
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- London
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- London
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- London
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- London
- Jodie
- London
- Mya
- London
- Seleena
- London
- Danielle
- London
- Elina
- London
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- Jane
- London
Escorts available to travel to London
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London Pubs and Bars
- England is renowned worldwide for its pubs, and London is no exception. Offering a magnificent collection of pubs, you can be sure of having the ultimate pub experience in one of these authentic watering holes. The Lamb and Flag, located down an alley on Rose Street, is one of the oldest pubs in London, and hasn’t changed much in its appearance since Charles Dickens graced the area. Situated in the heart of Covent Garden, this is an extremely popular pub, whose traditional atmosphere draws crowds of tourists and locals alike. Highlights are the cask bitter served here, and the roast lunches served upstairs during the week.
The Dog and Duck, located in the heart of the trendy Soho district on Bateman Street, is another traditional favourite with Victorian tiled walls, and a changing medley of British beers from around the country. This small pub, popular with art students and designers, has an intimate, cosy atmosphere and is the perfect place to enjoy a pint of the newest arrived beer advertised on the blackboard.
For an authentic slice of London history, visit the George Inn, on Borough High Street. Built in 1676, this pub became a National Trust Heritage site in 1937, and is the only galleried coaching inn remaining in the capital. A visit to this pub truly is a step back in time, with its warren of wood-panelled old rooms, lattice windows and traditional wooden beams all creating a typical Dickensian atmosphere, a magnificent setting to enjoy the large array of well-kept beers. The picturesque courtyard makes a very pleasant setting for a pint or sumptuous bar meal, especially in the summer months.
The Dove, located on the Upper Mall in Hammersmith, is reported to be the closest thing to the perfect pub as you can get! No children are allowed in here, creating a calm, tranquil environment, with the warm fire and riverside terrace adding to this perfect location for sipping the fantastic local beer. The pub also has another claim to fame for possessing the smallest bar in the country!
London also has a magnificent collection of wine bars, ranging from the traditional to the chic. Zebrano, located on Ganton Street and owned by the Zebrano Brewing Company, is a chic cocktail bar with low tables and intimate black wooden booths. The bar brews its own beers, and has an extensive cocktail and spirit list, as well as an Asian-themed menu.
Vinopolis Wine Wharf, located in Stoney Street, near Borough Market, is attached to the popular Vinopolis exhibition on Bank End, a shrine to viticulture. The bar offers a mammoth wine list, as well as a selection of twenty different varieties of champagne served by the glass. The bar was originally built as part of the railway engineering works, but was renovated in 2000, and became the final addition to the Vinopolis centre. The bar has an informal and calm atmosphere, enhanced by the décor made up of leather couches and mood lighting, and topped off by an eclectic selection of music. The bar is done in a modern style which complements the olde-worlde charm of the Victorian warehouse setting.
One of the most popular bars in Westminster is the Oxo Tower Bar, located on the Oxo Tower Wharf. This famous tower on the South Bank was built in 1928 by the Oxo Company to covertly advertise the popular British meat stock by spelling Oxo in the shape of the tower’s windows. Nowadays it holds a large amount of shops, an art gallery, a brasserie and a bar. The bar has magnificent views over the Thames and the city, an extensive wine list offering over 350 varieties, and also hosts live jazz performances on a regular basis.
Le Metro, located on Basil Street, just behind Harrods, is a popular upmarket resting place for shoppers, and a great place to come for a light meal and a fabulous choice of wines and spirits. Portobello Gold located on the road of the same name, is a hip and funky bar frequented by local antiques dealers, with an alternative atmosphere fitting for the bar’s location. The bar also contains an internet café and conservatory restaurant.
