3-Stop Local Walking Chains

Start with classic Soho half-pints and fresh patisserie, then cross into Shoreditch for Bombay street plates and 24-hour salt beef bagels.

1. 01
   Start · Historic Half-Pint Pub: The French House

   Order a half-pint of artisan cider or pastis in Soho’s legendary no-phones cultural bastion.

   → 3 min walk
2. 02
   Afternoon · 1871 French Patisserie: Maison Bertaux

   Enjoy freshly baked almond croissants and Earl Grey tea upstairs in London’s oldest French bakery.

   → 15 min walk
3. 03
   Dinner · Bombay Parsi Cafe Heritage: Dishoom Shoreditch

   Savor slow-simmered House Black Daal, garlic naan, and spicy lamb chops in the courtyard verandah.

Walk between 18th-century ale houses equipped with real Parliamentary division bells and enjoy classic cask ales near Big Ben.

1. 01
   Start · Political Division Bell Pub: The Red Lion (Parliament Street)

   Pint of British cask bitter under historic portraits where prime ministers and MPs have gathered since 1733.

   → 4 min walk
2. 02
   Second · Big Ben Views Tavern: St Stephen's Tavern

   Sit beneath the functioning parliamentary division bell directly opposite the Elizabeth Tower.

   → 6 min walk
3. 03
   Dinner · Queen Anne 1729 Cellar: Two Chairmen

   Tucked away on quiet Dartmouth Street with traditional British pies and cask ales.

Climb to the sunlit roof terrace at The Hawley Arms near Camden Lock, savor sustainable line-caught haddock at Poppie’s 1950s jukebox chipper, and catch live grassroots bands at The Dublin Castle.

1. 01
   Afternoon · Camden Lock Rooftop Pint: The Hawley Arms

   Grab a pint of Camden Hells Lager on the open-air roof terrace above Castlehaven Road.

   → 3 min walk
2. 02
   Anchor · 1950s Jukebox Line-Caught Haddock & Chips: Poppie's Fish and Chips Camden

   Order crisp golden-battered haddock with triple-cooked Maris Piper chips and mushy peas on Hawley Crescent.

   → 9 min walk
3. 03
   Nightcap · Grassroots Rock & Guinness on Parkway: The Dublin Castle

   Finish with a properly poured Guinness inside the storied Parkway gig pub where Madness and Blur cut their teeth.