Nightlife near Festival of British Archaeology
THIS EVENT ENDED ON THE 28TH JULY 2013
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71 Long Lane, Clerkenwell, London EC1A | 3 minutes walk from Festival of British Archaeology
One of the oldest pubs in Smithfield, The Old Red Cow has stood on this spot on Long Lane since the year dot. Steeped in... More
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50-52 Long Acre Lane, EC1A | 3 minutes walk from Festival of British Archaeology
Following the huge success of the Cocktail Trading Company in Oxford Circus, launched in January 2015, the award winning... More
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115 Charterhouse Street, Clerkenwell, London EC1M | 5 minutes walk from Festival of British Archaeology
This renovated traditional pub in the heart of Clerkenwell has been serving the traders of nearby Smithfields Market for years. Under the Malmaison umbrella -... More
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18-20 St. John Street, Clerkenwell, London EC1M | 5 minutes walk from Festival of British Archaeology
Situated in the heart of Clerkenwell, next door to St John and Smithfield Market, The Longroom specialises in craft beers, salt beef and gourmet sandwiches.... More
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77a Charterhouse Street, Clerkenwell, London EC1M | 6 minutes walk from Festival of British Archaeology
Built on the site of a Victorian meat cellar, Fabric continues to boast the most sensational line-ups in the capital. Its... More
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5 Groveland Court, Bow Lane, EC4M | 6 minutes walk from Festival of British Archaeology
Falling somewhere between an old curiosity shop and a sumptuous Victorian gentleman's club, The Four Sisters Townhouse is an elegant, intimate... More
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55 Britton Street, Clerkenwell, London EC1M | 7 minutes walk from Festival of British Archaeology
It’s teeny-tiny and, no, there aren’t enough seats, but the Jerusalem Tavern still provides a cosy nook to devour a rare breed of delicious ales.... More
London > Nightlife > Wine Bars
Bleeding Heart Yard, off Greville Street, Clerkenwell, London EC1 | 9 minutes walk from Festival of British Archaeology
Set in an attractive cobbled courtyard, this candlelit bistro/wine bar is a taste of an older, more civilised world. Uniformed French waiters glide unobtrusively between... More
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Bleeding Heart Yard, off Greville Street, Clerkenwell, London EC1N | 9 minutes walk from Festival of British Archaeology
As the less formal sister of the Bleeding Heart Restaurant, the Tavern has kept the brand's warm welcome, slick service and top nosh intact while... More
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1 St Brides Passage, Fleet Street, EC4Y | 9 minutes walk from Festival of British Archaeology
A wine bar and shop selling wines directly from independent vineyards, Humble Grape opened its first wine bar and shop in... More
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103 Cannon Street, City, London EC4N | 10 minutes walk from Festival of British Archaeology
Bright airy chain bars with a good range of beer, wine and spirits offering reasonable gastropub style food. Comfortable, with plenty of tables, leather sofas,... More
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Stew Lane, High Timber Street, City, London EC4V | 10 minutes walk from Festival of British Archaeology
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145 Fleet Street, City, London EC4A | 10 minutes walk from Festival of British Archaeology
Sprawling 17th century tavern with rabbit-warren of bars and a rich history. Steeped in history, this pub’s story stretches back through the reigns of fifteen monarchs.... More
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43 Clerkenwell Green, Clerkenwell, London EC1R | 10 minutes walk from Festival of British Archaeology
Hideaway snugs where Stalin and Lenin held secret meetings and real ales make the Crown Tavern a... More
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7 Clerkenwell Close, Clerkenwell, London EC1R | 11 minutes walk from Festival of British Archaeology
Tucked away down a Clerkenwell backstreet next to the graveyard of St James Church, The Three Kings is popular with the locals and a real find... More
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The Montcalm Royal London House, 22-25 Finsbury Square, EC2A | 11 minutes walk from Festival of British Archaeology
Burdock, the stylish bar within the Montcalm Royal London House hotel in Finsbury Square, is serious about its brews. For evidence look to the four... More
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2A Worship Street, EC2A | 11 minutes walk from Festival of British Archaeology
Following on from the likes of Bounce and Swingers, social entertainment venue Flight Club continues the theme of sports within London bars, elevating the classic... More
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3 Hatton Wall, Clerkenwell, London EC1N | 11 minutes walk from Festival of British Archaeology
There's a return to tradition with the takeover of The Hat & Tun pub by Tom and Ed Martin (owners of nearby pubs The Well... More
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9 Christopher Street, EC2A | 11 minutes walk from Festival of British Archaeology
Black Rock, a Shoreditch whisky bar which sets out to demystify the spirit has, at its centre, an 18 foot, ... More
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113-117 Farringdon Road, Clerkenwell, London EC1R | 12 minutes walk from Festival of British Archaeology
Most people's gripe about South Ken's graffiti chic venue Ghost INC is that it would be better suited to the edgier East End than the... More
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63 Worship Street, Shoreditch, London EC2A | 12 minutes walk from Festival of British Archaeology
There are no whistles for sale at the Whistling Shop nor, we suspect, will you necessarily hear anyone actually whistling. What you will get, however,... More
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The Bower, EC1V | 12 minutes walk from Festival of British Archaeology
Good & Proper Tea are on a mission to change the way people think about and drink the humble cuppa. Having driven their crowd-funded... More
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