aptThis is tucked away in a street between St Pauls and the Bank of England that is tailor-made for the young City gent and/or lady.Cock and Woolpack
(Pub Food)This is the epitome of a snug City pub. The inhabitants sup their pints smugly in the knowledge that they've found a hidden gem in this burgeoning metropolis.Corney and Barrow at Lloyds
(British)Clearly the most accessible bar for those who work at the Lloyds Building, this branch of Corney and Barrow, located on the ground floor, is an expansive area with a screen for sporting events that's so big, the sight of Richard Keys might be too much to handle.The Fine LineAnother sleek and sophisticated bar in the City from which you can hear the Bow Bells, which shows you just how far the capital has come.The Green ManThe Green Man is the closest pub to Bank Station, across the way within the bizarre '80s shopping mall-thing called Poultry.The HatchetThe Hatchet is close to Cannon Street Station so you'll often find the suited set grabbing a swift half before the journey home. Another lovely traditional offering which is serving to keep the spirit of London alive.New Moon
(British)Located within the resplendent Leadenhall Market, this is an expansive and traditional pub which, if you peer through the distorted glass windows, is teeming with City-dwellers after five o'clock.O'NeillsIf you're a little unsure of where to park yourself in Bank after work, O'Neills is always a safe and reliable bet. Not bad if you want to catch a football or rugger match too.PhoenixThis pub was smoke-free long before the ban was introduced and still they flocked here.Red HerringThis is another bar tailored for the City-dweller, located as it is beneath an office block in the heart of the City.RocketRocket is a cultured venue, located in Adams Court, a few minutes from Bank tube, with sleek interiors and a strange collection of objet d'art including clay hands protruding from the walls holding flowers and large prints of Basset Hounds.UnderwriterThis is an interesting little pub with plenty of character within the shadow of the Swiss Re Tower. Oh all right, the 'Gherkin'.Ye Olde WatlingThis is on Watling Street, naturally, and a haven for not only those who work with our money day in, day out, but also curious tourists.