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The Green Man on Putney Heath dates from around 1700 and stands on an old duelling spot. The Pub was often refuge for contestants after their duels
The Pub is mentioned in HG Well's 'The War Of The Worlds'........"I spent that night in the inn that stands at the top of Putney Hill......"
Alongside Larkhall Park, just off Wandsworth Road. Since taken over by Punch. (Close-up of pub sign.)
Address: 16 Southville.
Owner: Young's (former).
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Decent Young's pub near London Bridge station.
Address: 2 St Thomas Street.
Former Name(s): The Grapes.
Owner: Young's.
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For a while this was a brewpub, but is now just a regular Young's. Since renamed as The Cock Tavern.
Address: 360 North End Road.
Former Name(s): The Cock.
Owner: Young's; Capital Pub Company (former); Truman Hanbury Buxton (former); Meux's (former).
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Another lovely old Young's pub. It feels like stepping back in time with all its glass partitions. It's hardly been refurbished in decades and was pretty quiet when I visited despite its size.
Address: 71 Wandsworth High Street.
Owner: Young's.
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One of the oldest pubs around this area, and a beautifully picturesque one at that. It's a Young's house, and they haven't touched it, thankfully. A very nice place. No longer owned by Young's, and reopened in 2021.
Address: 50-52 Church End.
Owner: Young's (former); Whitbread (former).
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The illustrious lamb chop, £6.
Chicken and bacon caesar sandwich, £7.
Two pints of Guinness, £11.50.
Just hidden away behind Sloane Square station, this is one of the nicest little places in the area. An old-fashioned beer house, it is fitted out like an extended living room, and has the atmosphere to match. (View of interior.) Since sold by Young's.
Address: 29 Passmore Street.
Former Name(s): The Somerset Arms.
Owner: Young's (former).
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The illustrious lamb chop, £6.
Chicken and bacon caesar sandwich, £7.
Two pints of Guinness, £11.50.
Caribbean restaurant and a downstairs rum bar called Rhum Jungle at the end of Exmouth Market. A former pub, just by Spa Fields, hence the name. Closed and boarded as of early-2015, apparently since late-2014 according to a sign on the door. Since renamed the Coin Laundry. (More recent photo from 2025, and older photo of it from 2008.)
Address: 70 Exmouth Market (formerly Exmouth Street).
Former Name(s): Coco; Don Pedro's; The London Spa (Tavern).
Owner: Young's (former); H.H. Finch (former).
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Brand new Young's pub in a new residential development in Colindale. It has a large amount of space off to the right of this photo, though the attractive landscaping meant I couldn't get a great photo.
Address: 2 Heritage Avenue, Grahame Park Way.
Owner: Young's.
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Excellent pub on Lamb's Conduit St, has a room upstairs for functions, tiny little beer garden, friendly staff and period fittings. (Views of pub sign, interior and door mosaic, and more recent photo from 2025.)
Address: 94 Lambs Conduit Street.
Former Name(s): The Lion and Lamb.
Owner: Young's.
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A Young's pub, looks fairly standard.
Address: 88 Bishops Bridge Road (formerly Bishops Road).
Former Name(s): The Royal Oak.
Owner: Young's; Whitbread (former); Truman Hanbury Buxton (former).
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A Young's pub on the way to Earlsfield. Since taken over by Punch pubs.
Address: 104 Garratt Lane (formerly South Street).
Owner: Young's (former).
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A Young's pub on Bishopsgate with a bit of history. The former landlord wasn't much for cleaning and the place used to be famous for the junk strewn about (though it's cleaner now). (More recent photo from 2010, showing whole building.)
Address: 202 Bishopsgate.
Former Name(s): The Old Port Wine House; The Old Jerusalem (on the same site).
Owner: Young's.
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Young's pub not too far from West Norwood station. Since taken over by new management and refurbished. (Close-up of pub sign.)
Address: 49 Norwood High Street.
Owner: Young's (former).
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This is as good a Young's pub as any these days. Lots of outdoor seating when it's sunny, and a cosy interior too. The food menu wasn't extensive, but what I had was nice. (Close-up of pub sign.)
Address: Wildcroft Road.
Owner: Young's.
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The pub attached to the Young's brewery. It closed with the brewery, a vast presence right in the centre of Wandsworth, but reopened in 2019 under its original name. (It was in the first Good Beer Guide as the Ram.)
Address: 68 Wandsworth High Street.
Former Name(s): The Ram Inn; The Ram Hotel.
Owner: Young's (former).
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A decent pub along the canal just south of Harlesden station. (Close-up of pub sign, and views of interior back room and outdoor terrace.)
Address: Canal Bridge, Acton Lane (formerly Lower Place).
Former Name(s): The Junction Arms.
Owner: Young's.
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An attractive little pub by the Bombay Bicycle Club restaurant.
Address: 97 Nightingale Lane.
Owner: Young's.
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Looks like an estate pub, but probably all the better for that. (Close-up of pub sign, and more recent photo from 2018.) Since sold by Young's.
Address: 44-46 Ebury Bridge Road (formerly Commercial Road).
Owner: Young's (former); Tritton (former).
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A pub along the embankment east of London Bridge, near Monument. (Close-up of pub sign, and more recent photo from 2026.)
Address: 45 Monument Street (formerly Love Lane).
Former Name(s): The Cock.
Owner: Mitchells and Butlers [Nicholson's]; Young's (former); Charrington (former); Wenlock Brewery (former).
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Riverside Young's pub. Decent place, but gets really crowded and noisy. However, on the further plus sides, it has a large garden area near the riverside, and does great food. (Close-up of pub sign.)
Address: 41 Jews Row.
Former Name(s): The Ship Inn; The Thames Watermen's Inn.
Owner: Young's; Tritton (former).
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Perfectly nice Young's pub in the overcrowded Leadenhall Market area.
Address: 10-12 Leadenhall Market.
Owner: Young's; Charrington (former).
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Lovely Young's pub, an old man pub in a good way. It's on a market street. (More recent photos from 2011 and from 2017, showing building.) It's since been sold and renamed as The Dog.
Address: 24 Surrey Street.
Former Name(s): The Black Bull (possibly, on the same site).
Owner: Young's (former); Tritton (former).
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A pub just tucked away from the main High Street. Since under new ownership.
Address: 14 West End Lane.
Owner: Young's [Ram Pub Company] (former).
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Lovely Young's pub, an old man pub in a good way. It's on a market street. It has since been refurbished, then sold and reopened as The Dog. (More recent photo from 2017, and older photo of it from 2008.)
Address: 24 Surrey Street.
Former Name(s): The Black Bull (possibly, on the same site).
Owner: Young's (former); Tritton (former).
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Young's pub not too far from the river. It closed in 2023 and was demolished the following year for redevelopment. (Close-up of pub sign.)
Address: 217 Blackfriars Road.
Former Name(s): The Noah's Ark (on the same site).
Owner: Young's [Ram Pub Company] (former).
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A reasonable Young's pub in a busy area.
Address: 179-181 Portobello Road.
Owner: Young's; H.H. Finch (former).
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A very decent place. Though it gets busy after work on a Friday as you'd expect, there are still plenty of tables around the back that are quieter. (Close-up of pub sign, standing to the left of this photo.)
Address: 45 Kew Road.
Owner: Young's.
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A fine Young's pub just off Peckham Rye Common. Since taken under new management. (Close-up of pub sign.)
Address: 196a Peckam Rye.
Owner: Young's (former).
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Attractive Young's pub just off the main shopping area, and perfectly good friendly place. (More recent photo from 2025.)
Address: 14 Flask Walk.
Former Name(s): The Lower Flask; The Thatched House.
Owner: Young's; Combe & Co. (former); William Cator & Co. (former).
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Grand former hotel just by Primrose Hill. (More recent photo from 2025.)
Address: 49 Regents Park Road.
Former Name(s): The Queen's Hotel.
Owner: Young's; Young's [Geronimo Inns] (former); Charrington (former).
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A lovely Young's pub also known as Tolly's (after the brewery which used to own it), with a great beer garden out back, and still split into two bars (saloon and public) in the front. By 2022, this pub had been expanded to incorporate the former Greenwich Union pub next door (on the left here). (Close-up of pub sign.)
Address: 52-54 Royal Hill.
Owner: Young's; Tollemache and Cobbold (former).
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A old-school pub on Gray's Inn Rd, and regular entry in the Good Beer Guide. It's had some changes of management since. (More recent photos from 2015 and from 2025.)
Address: 252 Grays Inn Road (formerly at Upper North Place).
Owner: Young's (former).
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A bar with rather baroque decoration outside. Since closed. It's next door to The Lost Society, on the right. (Close-ups of golden merman and the face on the pediment).
Address: 693 Wandsworth Road.
Former Name(s): The Nag's Head.
Owner: Courage (former); Young's (former); Tritton (former).
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A basement cocktail bar under The Lamb Tavern in Leadenhall Market. Formerly the dive bar for the pub.
Address: 10-12 Leadenhall Market.
Owner: Young's.
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A very nice SE Asian-NZ fusion restaurant, a little pricy but with a great wine list and (in my opinion) worth a visit. The building was once a pub. It has since closed to become a different restaurant.
Address: 109 Marylebone High Street.
Former Name(s): The Black Horse.
Owner: Young's (former); H.H. Finch (former).
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Large pub overlooking Parsons Green. (It was in the Good Beer Guide for many years as the Duke of Cumberland.)
Address: 235 New Kings Road.
Former Name(s): The Duke of Cumberland; The Duke's Head; The Pond Head (on the same site).
Owner: Young's.
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A well-regarded pub not far from St James's Park. It's opposite a barracks, so there's always burly chaps with machine guns lurking around the street. As of 2019, it's been in every Good Beer Guide since the first in 1974. (More recent photo from 2025.)
Address: 62 Petty France (formerly York Street).
Former Name(s): The Black Horse; The Bell (on the same site).
Owner: Young's.
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A Young's pub just near Gipsy Hill station, up towards Crystal Palace. Since taken over by new management and closed 2023, future uncertain. (Close-up of pub sign.)
Address: 14 Cawnpore Street.
Owner: Young's (former).
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A Young's pub opposite Wandsworth Town station, and a very nice (if somewhat popular) one it is too. (Close-ups of pub sign and tiling in doorway.)
Address: 499 Old York Road (formerly York Road).
Former Name(s): The Alma Tavern.
Owner: Young's.
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It's difficult to get a good photo of this place on Kingsland Road, as it has a large covered area out the front of the building. Appears to have since closed, renamed briefly as The Kingsland, and as of 2014 it's been demolished. (It was in the Good Beer Guide as the Royal Standard.) (Close-up of pub sign.)
Address: 161 Kingsland Road.
Former Name(s): The Plaza; The Royal Standard.
Owner: Enterprise Inns (former); Whitbread (former); Young's (former).
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An old pub, harking back to the company that founded the British Empire. (Close-ups of pub sign and history board.)
Address: 67 Fenchurch Street.
Former Name(s): The West India Arms.
Owner: Shepherd Neame; Young's (former).
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Busy pub in a busy tourist area. Next to The Globe pub (on the left). (More recent photo from 2025.)
Address: 39 Bow Street (formerly listed at Russell Street).
Former Name(s): The Marquis of Anglesea; The Green Man (on the same site); The Barley Mow.
Owner: Young's.
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Hotel and bar, pretty nice place, good food too. Overlooks Kew Green. Names has since been shortened to just The Coach and Horses again. (Close-up of pub sign.)
Address: 8 Kew Green.
Former Name(s): The Coach and Horses.
Owner: Young's.
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A nice, and exceedingly middle-class, Young's pub. Shortened its name in 2015 to The Wood House. (Close-up of pub sign.)
Address: 39 Sydenham Hill.
Owner: Young's.
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Retains all the original Young's pub tiling but in this photo it is operating under the name Shackology (it's on the sign). It has since returned to its original name as The Crown and Anchor. (More recent photo from 2026.)
Address: 374 Chiswick High Road.
Former Name(s): The Crown and Anchor.
Owner: Capital Pub Company (former); Young's (former).
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