The Refectory, now a public house, was opened February 1916, and is thought to by some to be the first ever restaurant to have its kitchens entirely powered with electricity.

4.4/5

(3,949 reviews)

Circa 1585 and steeped in English history,The Spaniards Inn is one of the oldest and most infamous pubs in London.

4.5/5

(535 reviews)

One of the oldest pubs in Hampstead,BEER GARDEN.6 classic Ales on tap-WINNER OF LONDON'S BEST PUB 2011-LIVE JAZZ & Acoustic nights!Good Beer Guide 2015.

4.4/5

(1,850 reviews)

Historic pub in Hampstead. Traditional 18th-century wood-panelled pub serving cask ales, with fireplace and outdoor space.

4.7/5

(723 reviews)

A beautiful cinema with a bar, velvet sofas, food & drinks delivered to your seat.

4.4/5

(1,333 reviews)

Relaxed gastropub hung with old prints and designer wallpaper, plus skylit conservatory and garden.

4.3/5

(846 reviews)

Hello, we are the Horseshoe. The birthplace of Camden Town Brewery and a well-loved Hampstead local for over a decade, we’re known for our good, simple food, wine and beer and legendary Sunday roasts.

4.5/5

(100 reviews)

A popular old fashioned Irish pub not selling real ale.

4.2/5

(813 reviews)

King William IV is a lovely outlet that will be providing the World Cup games as of June; also there is a quiz night every Wednesday and occasionally live bands will perform.