The pub was built in 1875 on the site of a Dominican friary. Little happy friars appear everywhere in the pub in sculptures and on the walls. It's really cute.

The pub has only been around since the early 1990s, but I really like the cute little building. They serve those great strong Belgian beers.

The Old George, Bethnal Green Road. Here's a pub that's been in business since 1713.

If you're passing through Mayfair, just before you reach GO and collect $200, you may notice this cute freestanding Tudorbethan pub. The pub itself isn't anything unique. In fact, there are over 50 pubs named Coach & Horses in London alone. But I do love the mock Tudor architecture that's nestled in between the grand Victorian hotels and galleries.

The Crown is a nice little spot in a very historic area. Opened in 1833, the second picture shows the same pub in 1888. Back when the west end was a lot rougher than it is now.

A quaint piece of Georgian architecture. The Bricklayers Arms has been a running pub since 1789.