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Pubs & Bars across the UK

Pubs and bars, shown with their official food hygiene rating where one has been published. Browse listings across all UK cities with addresses, contact details and opening hours where available.

7,293 Pubs & Bars across the UK

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Hygiene 5/5

Bundobust

6 Mill Hill, Hunslet & Riverside · LS1 5DQ

Opening hours listed

Indian
Pubs & Bars
Hygiene 5/5

Beechwood

1A Principle Place Worship Street, Hoxton East & Shoreditch · EC2A 2BA

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AmericanWheelchair accessible
Pubs & Bars
Hygiene 5/5

BrewDog

2 Churchill Place, Canary Wharf · E14 5RB

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BarbecueWheelchair accessible
Pubs & Bars
Hygiene 5/5

Dial Arch

No 1 Street, Woolwich · SE18 6GH

Opening hours listed

Wheelchair accessible
Pubs & Bars
Hygiene 5/5

Douglas Fir

144 Anerley Road, Crystal Palace & Anerley · SE20 8DL

Opening hours listed

Real ale
Pubs & Bars
Hygiene 5/5

Finch's

12a Finsbury Square, Bunhill · EC2A 1AN

Opening hours listed

BritishWheelchair accessibleReal ale
Pubs & Bars
Hygiene 5/5

Forest Tavern

173-175 Forest Lane, Forest Gate · E7 9BB

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BurgerInternationalIce cream
Pubs & Bars
Hygiene 5/5

Royal Albert

460 New Cross Road, Deptford · SE14 6TJ

Opening hours listed

Wheelchair accessible
Pubs & Bars
Hygiene 5/5

Tank & Paddle

201 Bishopsgate, Bishopsgate · EC2M 3AB

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PizzaWheelchair accessible
Pubs & Bars
Hygiene 4/5

Tap East

7 International Square, Stratford Olympic Park · E20 1EE

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EmpanadaWheelchair accessibleTakeaway
Pubs & Bars
Hygiene 4/5

The Albion

45 Fairfield Road, Kingston Town · KT1 2PY

Opening hours listed

Real ale
Pubs & Bars
Hygiene 3/5

The Birds Nest

32 Deptford Church Street, Deptford · SE8 4RZ

Opening hours listed

Wheelchair accessible

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How pub and bar licensing works in the UK

Any venue selling alcohol in England and Wales needs a premises licence from the local council under the Licensing Act 2003, and must name a Designated Premises Supervisor who personally holds a personal licence. Scotland operates a separate system under the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005. Licences are public documents and anyone can inspect them.