Adam and Eve
(British)The Adam and Eve is a charming gastropub in Mill Hill Village, with open fire places that come in handy during the colder months. The Albion
(British, Gastro Pub Food)Several fireplaces can be found at this popular pub in the residential back streets of N1. The Angel
(Pub Food)The coal fire in the corner of the bar is a good touch for winter months. Anglesea Arms
(Pub Food)Anglesea Arms are proud of their traditions, including the beautiful open fire. Ash wood logs are used specifically to keep the fire burning longer. That's love for you. Bulls Head
(Pub Food)Open fireplaces, beamed low ceilings, walls lined with empty wine bottles and dim lighting all make for a comforting aesthetic. The Crooked Billet
(Fusion)Once the weather turns bad (that will be in mid-July then!) and you can't make the most of the Crooked Billet's beautiful outdoor area, the real log fires spring to life to keep out the chill. Defectors Weld
(British)Shift up to the log fire here at the cosy yet contemporary Defectors Weld. Drayton Court
(British)Drayton Court is a large and traditional Fuller's pub in Ealing converted from a 19th century hotel with open fires and possibly the largest beer garden in London. The Duchess of Cambridge
(British)This ale-focused pub has a lovely open fire keeping punters warm at one end of the venue. The Duchess of Kent
(British)One of the two fireplaces here at the Duchess on Liverpool Road is situated in a space of the pub that is decked out like a cosy living room. Marvellous. Freemasons Arms
(Mediterranean)Two snuggly fires available at this excellent venue in Hampstead. The Golden HeartNever mind the supposed trendy Shoreditch celebs that frequent this establishment on Commercial Street; just go for the splendid open fires. Havelock Tavern
(British)The Havelock Tavern is an intimate, cosy venue with a warm fire to snuggle up to in the winter. The Haven Arms
(British)The Haven Arms has all of the hallmarks of a successful neighbourhood boozer – ales, good food, and a roaring fire. Hermit's CaveHermit’s Cave is the quintessential village pub topped off with a roaring fire place, so make sure you get there early in the winter to reserve that top spot. King Edward VII
(British)Open fires roar in the colder months at King Edward V11's in Stratford. Ladywell Tavern
(British, Pizzeria)With an original brick fireplace, the Ladywell Tavern is well suited for the colder months of the year. Old Station House
(British, Modern European)The Old Station House is a stylish pub housed in one of Grove Park's oldest buildings. They offer a wide range of beers, wines and premium spirits and a food menu of classic dishes made with fresh seasonal produce. The Old Station House also has a lovely fireplace burning brightly on colder evenings Pride of SpitalfieldsWarm your cockles in east London courtesy of this attractive boozer. Princess Victoria
(British)With huge windows and a fireplace that roars in winter, the Princess Victoria is large, welcoming and full of original features. Red Lion
(Pub Food)Inside this rather quirky pub is a collection of styles, all of which are piled up to make a neat sort of furniture installation centred on a roaring open-fire. The Ship
(British)Warm yourself on wintry days at this charming pub on Jews Row. The Three Tuns
(Pub Food)With all of the leather of the bottle green and burgundy buttoned benches and the multiple original fireplaces, The Three Tuns is definitely best appreciated when the cold starts to settle. The Victoria
(British)Open fires help to keep you warm in this cosy, traditional and charming pub in Highgate.