The Spaniards Inn (Hampstead, London)
As one of London's oldest pubs, The Spaniards has earned itself a place in the history books, quite literally. Dickens immortalised it in The Pickwick Papers, and it's said that Keats wrote Ode to a Nightingale here over a claret or two. Indeed, our characterful 16th century inn is a romantic idyll in itself, with a few tales of its own to tell (Dick Turpin was apparently born here, need we say more?). A country pub in the city, we boast a garden grand enough to rival the great Heath itself, roaring fires in the winter and plenty of intriguing nooks in which to muse over our superlative drinks menu.
17 speciality beers, real ales & ciders on tap
Fresh, seasonal pub food served all day
Award-winning, dog-friendly beer garden complete with dog-wash
Listed in the Good Beer Guide and The Guardian guide to Britain's best pubs
Listed by the Telegraph in the Top 100 pubs in the UK
Local art exhibition upstairs
