Back Street boozer on a street corner a few hundred yards off Victoria Street. Late 19th C building, small single roomed bar with room to seat no more than 40 or so people. Nice enough building but the beer range does little to inspire. Beers are Shepherd Neame only, usual Spitfire, Kents Best fayre and maybe a guest or two. Not really worth going to in my opinion unless you are in the area shopping or passing by.

Very dull crab and dreary pub. Beers no bettter either.

A hole-in-the-wall pub offering four Shepherd Neame cask ales. While the beers are less than exciting, the pub itself is cozy and holds a lot of old character charm, including the owners themselves. Worth a peek.

Tiny pub on Palace Street, a short walk from Buckingham Palace and Victoria rail station. Shepherd Neame ales are well kept and served by reasonably friendly, efficient staff. Pub attracts a mixed clientele and quickly fills to overflowing in the early evenings. Pleasant traditional internal decor and lighting, and the prices are reasonable for the area. Worth a visit.