Tradition – Pint Round (a pub etiquette) A pint in a 0.5L beer. It’s a cornerstone of the British culture the idea that friends or colleagues sitting in the pub should not march up to the bar and buy their drinks separately. If four of you are sitting at a table it wouldn’t make sense for every individual to go up to bar every time they wanted another drink.
A great place for drinks with friends in a surrealistic and deco environment where a 250-year-old tree still stand in the center of this underground Irish pub.
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Piccadilly, Leicester Square £3-3.5 for a pint (0,5L beer) Mon-Thu 12pm11:30pm. Fri & Sat 12pm–12am. Sun 12pm10.30pm. The entrance is very discrete and one would never picture how spacious it really is inside. There are about 5 bars and it is a good place for a pint with a lively crowd in the evening. Go for a pint around 6pm. You can try going there on Sunday when there’s a soccer game.
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14-16 Rupert Street, W1D6DD (between Piccadilly and Leicester Square)
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waxy o’conner’s
In Central London 1 Waxy O’Conner’s
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Nightlife
There is an endless nightlife in London. Entrance in many night clubs and pubs only allowed with ID card, so don’t forget it in home. Here are some of my night recommendations.
Everyone gets together and you’ll feel the British vibe supporting their teams. 2
O’Neill’s
34-37 Wardour St, (China Town) Great unpretentious atmosphere with live music from Irish folk to indie and beyond in the best known chain of Irish pubs in the UK.
Piccadilly, Leicester Square £3.75£ (foster pint) 4£ Mon-Tue 12pm-2am. Wed 12pm-3am. Sat 10am-3:00. Sun 12pm12.30am. 3 floors and live music every night of the week! It has a dance floor for Wed - Sun nights too that opens around 11pm. Traditional pub with a TRAVEL WITH MARIO ©
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