Jamaica Wine House

A great place for after work drinks in the heart of the city . A very old school, traditional pub . Good wine and ales drinks menu, food very average. Recommended for drinks only. Prices reasonable.

Hidden down alleyways on the site of the first London coffee house . Beautiful building and interior. Great real ales from Shepherd Neame brewery .

One of the steps outside the side entrance of the bar is curved, because it's been around for hundreds of years and worn down by years of people stepping in and out.

Take a moment to discover another hidden gem in London, great selection of wines . Free wifi . Does get mobbed in evenings but quieter and quicker service downstairs.

24 September: London's first coffee house - Bowman's - stood here before the Jamaica Coffee House took its place in the 1670s. It was later rebuilt as the Jamaica Wine House.

A secretive drinking den in an alley that manages to evoke memories of countless handshakes, tip-offs and clandestine collusions. Read more

Todd's Wine Bar pride themselves on sourcing their wines from families and small growers, we approve! http://barchick.com/barchicks-best-wine-bars/

Forget the queue at the main bar and head down to the basement for quick service .

Proper, old London boozer tucked away from the madding crowd.

Wonderful old pub with rich long history. Food is ok.

Had a pleasant evening there, but I didn't like the narrow selection of beers .

very nice pub and nice collections of beers

Beer . Beer . Beer

this is a bit hidden down St Michael's Alley - but you don't want to miss

the site of the first coffee house in England.

Busy but convenient near bank

Place for drinks after work with guys.

Lovely bar to stand outside of. Asahi on tap too.