The Apple Tree
(Pub Food)Real ale pumps offer Greene King IPA and Sundance on draught and they're served in proper ale glasses. Argyll Arms
(Pub Food)Enjoy a range of ales from this historic haunt on Argyll Street. The Artillery Arms
(British)As a Fuller's pub, the Artillery Arms serves a comprehensive selection of ales from the Chiswick-based brewer. The Bald Faced Stag
(British)The food is a great reason to visit the Bald Faced Stag, but the laudable selection of beer, ale and cider is another. Banker
(Gastro Pub Food)The full range of Fuller's ales are available at this riverside pub in the City. The BarThe Bar is a lively venue that hosts live music and has recently introduced real ale to its drinks list. Battersea Mess and Music Hall
(British)Battersea Mess and Music Hall is a former 18th century nursing home that has been transformed into a pub playing homage to a 1930s working men's club. Alongside a British food menu created by chef Michael Chaplin, a comprehensive choice of real ales, ciders and spirits are available. The Bear
(Gastro Pub Food)The Bear offers specialist real ales like Skinny’s and Pitchfork - with prices nudging the £3.50 a pint mark. Betsey Trotwood
(Pub Food)Spitfire and Bishops Finger are the regular two but there are usually a few guests in attendance. Birkbeck TavernLocated on Langthorne Road , the Birkbeck Tavern has a selection of drinks and cask ales available and facilities for playing pool and darts. They also host the What's Cooking live music event every week on Wednesdays and some Sundays. The Bishop
(British)A malty Ruddles Country may be found on the real ale cask alongside guests like Abbot Ale or a Weasel Beer. Black Lion
(British)An historic pub in Plaistow, the Black Lion is Cask Marque accredited and is regularly listed in CAMRA's Good Pub Guide. It provides a selection of rotating real ales and it also popular with football fans due to its location close to West Ham's Upton Park. Bloated Mallard
(British, Pub Food)Bloated Mallard serves real ales from genuine 1920s hand pumps. Blue AnchorA rotating range of real ales are on offer at this community pub near Bromley By Bow Church. The Blue Anchor
(British)The Blue Anchor offers three ales alongside a selection of cheap classic cocktails. Boaters Inn
(Pub Food)The Boaters Inn is a traditional pub on the waterfront, offering good old pub grub and real ales. Bree Louise
(British)The main draw of the CAMRA award-winning Bree Louise is its real ales. Typically only one or two of these come from major brewers, the rest belonging to obscure microbreweries. They encompass a wide range of different styles, many of which are hard to find elsewhere. The Bull
(American)The Bull features an on site microbrewery serving American style craft beers and its own real ale, plus brews from Redemption in Tottenham are also on offer. The Burlington ArmsSharp's Own, and Sharp's Cornish Coaster are interesting ale choices in Mayfair. The Cambria
(Gastro Pub Food)Real ales are available at The Cambria, including a delicious pint of malty Doom Bar. The Camel
(Gastro Pub Food)A carefully thought out selection of cask ales and lagers are pumped at The Camel, from the norm to more rare continental offerings. Carpenters Arms
(French, Pub Food)A variety of ales to choose from here including some fine Dorothy Goodbody tipples. Cask
(British, Mediterranean)Cask is a stylish pub that offers a variety of ales plus beers from Belgium, Germany and the USA. The Chamberlain
(British)Discovery Blond, Chiswick Bitter, London Pride, ESB, and Honeydew appeal to a range of beer tastes. The Churchill Arms
(Thai)The Churchill Arms serve a number of Fullers ales including Chiswick and London Pride, as well as a guest ale each month. Clarence
(Pub Food)A sturdy, attractive pub near Green Park Tube with an affordable offering of food and real ale. Colonel Fawcett
(British)The Colonel Fawcett has a comprehensive drinks list including real ales, ciders, wines and gins. The food menu offers a choice of British dishes made using fresh, seasonal produce. Compton Arms
(Pub Food)The Compton is a classic and reliable establishment with a changing monthly ale and two resident ales, IPA and Abbot. The Curtains Up
(British)The list includes Sharps Cornish, Adnams Best and Wandle. The Dean Swift
(British, French)The Dean Swift is a contemporary pub that offers a variety drinks including a wide choice of real ales. Dirty Dicks
(British, Modern European)There are revolving guest ales from the cask but a fixed few on tap always including Deucher’s and Youngs Special. The Dispensary
(Pub Food)A CAMRA favourite in East London. Dog and Duck
(Pub Food)The real ale on offer includes Greene King IPA, London Pride and Timothy Taylor Landlord all priced at well below the £3 mark. Doric Arch
(Pub Food)Doric Arch is an historic London venue dating back a number of years, which has retained much of its original charm coupled with a modern edge. The pub serves traditional pub food along with a selection of beers, ales, wines and spirits. Draft House Northcote
(Gastro Pub Food)Draft House offers an extensive selection of beers and ales from around the world which are available in third pint measures so that you can sample a wider range of varieties during your visit. Draft House Tower Bridge
(Gastro Pub Food)The Draft House Tower Bridge is a modern gastro pub that boasts an extensive selection of world wines, beers and ales. The food menu offers British dishes made using fresh, seasonal produce. Draft House Westbridge
(Gastro Pub Food)The Draft House Westbridge is a modern gastro pub that boasts an extensive selection of world wines, beers and ales which are also available in third pint measures. The food menu offers British dishes made using fresh, seasonal produce. The Duchess of Cambridge
(British)The Duchess of Cambridge is a smart pub on the site formerly known as The Brook. The venue features an extensive range of both local and national independently brewed real ales. Six hand pumped and nine gravity poured real ales and nine cask ciders. The Duchess of Cambridge also boasts a comprehensive choice of more than 90 whiskies. Duke of Wellington
(Pub Food)A favourite with CAMRA members out east, the Duke of Welllington has several rotating ales on offer. Dulwich Wood House
(British, Gastro Pub Food)This lively pub serves ales like Yorkshire favourite Black Sheep Ale and three rotating guest ales. Edgar Wallace
(British)The Edgar Wallace is a high quality London tavern, located in the historic legal area of Temple. It is famous for its excellent real ales, including their very own 'Edgars Pale Ale' EDT
(British)EDT are rightfully proud of their ale selection as it includes tipples from established and lesser known breweries from across the UK. Brew Dog, Purity and Dark Star are just three that feature regularly. Euston Tap
(Continental)The Euston Tap is an intimate drinking establishment that offers a selection of rare craft beers and real ales paired with snacks prepared by the Fleet River Bakery. Franklins Restaurant and Bar
(British)Franklins Restaurant and Bar is an excellent choice for a comfortable place to meet friends after work for good food and a relaxing drink. Franklins has two real ale firkins which sell out briskly. The Grape and Grain
(British)There’s a focus on real ale at The Grape and Grain, with a selection of eight handpumps from micro brewers, something that’s earned them a listing in the Good Beer Guide. The Green Dragon
(Pub Food)Upto 11 pumps pour quality ales at this community pub in Croydon. There are two permanent brews: Dark Star Hop Head and Well's Bombardier. Plus there are guest ales from across the UK. Half Moon
(Pub Food)The Half Moon pub is a Wetherspoons that offers a choice of beers, wines and sprits. Harp
(Pub Food, Sandwiches)It has been CAMRA West London Pub of the Year several times, and in 2011 was CAMRA Greater London Pub of the Year. The real ale is overwhelming in choice. Island Queen
(Pub Food)Island Queen is a CAMRA pub and stocks London Pride at £2.80 a pint, along with two guest ales for £3.05 a pint. Jerusalem Tavern
(Pub Food)This 18th century establishment serves a variety of real ales from St Peter's brewery, including Ruby Red and Organic Best. Jolly Woodman
(British, Sandwiches)This is a pub that cares as much about its cask ale offering as it does about keeping the regulars happy. They offer five real ales at any one time, two of which – Harvey’s Sussex and Timothy Taylor Landlord – are always available. King William IV
(British)Leyton's King William IV offers an extensive choice of real ales and beers, including 15 different Brodie's Beers. They also offer a range of home cooked British meals. The Kings ArmsThe ales here include Youngs and Black Sheep. Kings Head
(Pub Food)At Kings Head, they have Cask Marque Approved ales such as London Pride or frequently changing guest ales. The Lyric
(Pub Food)Landlord ales available at the Lyric in Soho. Mabels Tavern
(Pub Food)A CAMRA pub of the year with something for every ale connoisseur in town including Spitfire and Whitstable Bay Organic. Magnolia
(British, French)You can expect the cask to run the biscuity Sharps Doom, Shepherds Neame Spitfire, and the hazy, hoppy Taylors Landlord. The Manor Arms
(British)The Manor Arms has a great choice of real ale, from locally brewed Wandle’s to Broadside, Doombar and Purity Pure Gold. Market Porter
(Pub Food)The Market Porter is the ultimate real ale pub, serving a different name each day with Harveys as the resident tipple. Mason and Taylor
(British)Mason and Taylor is a craft beer and real ale bar at the Shoreditch end of Bethnal Green Road. It offers an extensive selection of beers including twelve draught beers and ales and forty bottled beer.

Mason and Taylor also serves British food with an emphasis on seasonality and local suppliers. The MitreBeing a Young’s pub, there is a focus on real ale at the bar, albeit with a skew towards Young’s cask ales. The pub is Cask Marque accredited and they clearly keep their beers very well. The Monkey Puzzle
(British)The Monkey Puzzle is a popular pub in the local community and offers British cuisine along with a good selection of ale. The Montpelier
(Gastro Pub Food)The Montpelier stocks a good variety of local ales from the Sambrook’s brewery in Clapham Junction and the Meantime brewery in, yes, you guessed it, Greenwich. Nags HeadProperly kept and properly served, the Nag’s Head’s real ale has sold in growing volumes year on year. The quality is recognised by an annual listing in the Campaign For Real Ale’s Good Beer Guide. Nell Gwynne Tavern
(Sandwiches)As well as classics like Deuchars, Old Speckled Hen and Best Bitter there are more alternative choices at Nell Gwynne like Ashes Ale. Nell of Old DruryAles are popular here and as well as classics like Adnams you can find more obscure choices like Tanglefoot bitter. North Star
(British)CAMRA members will be delighted with the regularly rotating group of four guest bitters and ales. The Old Ship
(Gastro Pub Food)The ales that are available at this historic pub near Hammersmith Bridge are from Young's. The Palmerston
(British, Gastro Pub Food)Cask selections consist of Harvey's Sussex Best Bitter, Taylor's Landlord and an occasional guest. Park Tavern
(British)Options include ales like Harvey's Sussex, St Austell Tribute, the hoppy Taylor's Landlord, Flowers ale, Badger beer and the ubiquitous favourite London Pride. Paternoster
(British)This is a Young’s pub, so you can expect to find their beers, including the seasonal Kew, Wells Banana Bread, Honeydew and Double Chocolate stout. They are also particularly well stocked with Young’s ales. The Pembury Tavern
(Italian, Pub Food, Snacks)The venue stands out for having 16 hand pumps on the bar – and a huge amount of real ale. Beers come from many of the UK's micro-breweries. Regulars include Pegasus, Sparta, Jupiter and Nero from Cambridge's Milton Brewery. The Phoenix
(Pub Food)Among the noted tipples here there are Fullers London Pride and Greene King IPA, as well as several guest brews, such as O’Hanlon’s Golden Blade. The Plough
(British)Cask offerings come in the form of London Pride, Spitfire and a guest. Porterhouse
(British, Pub Food, Snacks)Porterhouse sells a huge range of different porters and stouts in Covent Garden. Pride of SpitalfieldsPlenty of options for a real ale enthusiast here at Pride. The Prince Albert
(Pub Food)The Prince Albert is proud to pull a pint of Wandle Ale and bring brewing back to London. Prince GeorgeLondon Pride is among the selection of ales on offer at this friendly local. The Prince Regent
(British)The bar serves North Yorkshire favourite Black Sheep Ale and three rotating guest ales, which more than suffice. Princess of Shoreditch
(British)Ales on tap include Side Pocket for a Toad, Meantime London Pale Ale and Wandle Ale (all £3.50 a pint). Princess Victoria
(British)Beer drinkers are not forgotten here with a fantastic selection of ales available on tap. The RakeThe Rake has a huge and varied selection of real ales and beers from around the world including St Peter's. Red Lion
(British)This award-winning pub always offers punters a minimum choice of five top quality Fuller’s cask ales. The Roebuck
(Pub Food)Organic is a real buzzword at The Roebuck. They sell organic wine, organic beer and organic ale. Ship and Shovell
(Pub Food)Independent brewers Hall and Woodhouse own the Ship and Shovel. As such, their range of Badger real ales take pride of place on the beer taps and in the fridges. Simon the Tanner
(Pub Food)The bar staff pride themselves on their rotating roster of ales, which can vary from day to day. Tasters are available on demand for the connoisseur, and the depth and quality on display is invariably admirable. The Snooty Fox
(British)The quality of its real ale is a decided plus. St Austell Tribute is the house bitter. Enterprisingly, moreover, the pub offers beers from new and acclaimed London breweries as Redemption of Tottenham and Sambrook’s of Battersea. The Southampton ArmsThe Southampton Arms boasts its own beer garden and serves 7 rotating ales and 8 ciders from independent breweries, as well as traditional pub grub such as pork pies and Scotch eggs. The Spread Eagle
(British, Pub Food)This pub was listed in CAMRA’s Good Beer Guide in 2010, and with good reason. They have a good range of cask ales including London Pride, Fullers ESP and Bengal Lancer. The Swan
(Pub Food)The Swan serves ales, including guest and seasonal choices, beers and a food menu of classic pub fare. The Talbot
(Gastro Pub Food)The Talbot offers four real ales on tap at any one time – Fuller’s Pride and Harvey’s Bitter are on draught at all times with two rotating guests to keep the regulars happy. Telegraph InnA quaint pub with one of the best beer gardens around and real ale make The Telegraph Inn worth the bus ride from Putney High Street. Theodore Bullfrog
(British)This friendly pub in Charing Cross serves a number of thirst-quenching ales including Bombardier, Oxford Gold, Spitfire and Adnams. The Three Tuns
(Pub Food)There’s a large call for ales and, in response, there is Greene King IPA, London Pride and Bombardier. The Vintry
(Gastro Pub Food)A Fuller's pub so expect a good range of their own brews on draught and in bottles. Walkers of St JamesEnjoy a Black Sheep or Deuchars in this plush venue in South West London. The Washington
(Pub Food)Plenty of excellent ales available here at this fine pub on Englands Lane. Wenlock ArmsThe Wenlock Arms is a little pub with a shabby charm and is a great spot if you love lesser known ales. Westow House
(British)Around five ales on offer at this lovely pub in Crystal Palace. In addition to the Adnams house ale, you can find regularly rotating tipples from WJ King and Purity. Wheatsheaf
(British, Pub Food)The Wheatsheaf offers a good ale selection in a spacious pub with just the right blend of traditional and contemporary elements. The White Horse
(Gastro Pub Food)This legendary venue on Parsons Green has fifteen cask ales which change daily, including Adnams and Pitchfork. White Swan
(Gastro Pub Food)The real ale selection includes London Pride, St Austell Tribute and Timothy Taylor Landlord at this traditional pub in Richmond. Ye Olde Mitre
(Pub Food)Ye Olde Mitre is a famous real ale pub in Ely Place and is approximately 500 years old. Ye Olde Rose and Crown
(Pub Food)Ye Olde Rose and Crown is a traditional pub that also has a theatre. A comprehensive choice of real ales, ciders and lagers are available alongside a choice of pub meals. Entertainment at Ye Olde Rose and Crown includes comedy nights, open mic nights and other special events.