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Dining Tour of England's Best Pub Food

The Hand and Flowers in Marlow, England.

Photo: Courtesy of The Hand & Flowers

Eat your way through the top pubs in London and beyond for authentic Scotch eggs, fish-and-chips, and pints.

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Themes: Food + Drink

Inspired by: England's Best Pub Food — by Adam Sachs, Published Aug. 2009

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    Fox & Anchor

    The recently opened six modern rooms are equipped with Miller Harris toiletries and Bose sound systems.

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Restaurants (8)

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    The Hand & Flowers

    The Place: A small, charming pub where chef Tom Kerridge has earned a Michelin star. Visitors can stay in one of four cottages.

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    Three Fishes

    Nigel Haworth and Craig Bancroft run this gigantic, bustling pub. Packed with families, the place operates as a kind of living museum of the culinary

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    Star Inn

    To one side is a restaurant with a flashy, modern dining room and a Michelin star, but what you're looking for is next door, nearly hidden beneath the

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    Sportsman

    There’s a story behind the cured ham Stephen Harris serves at his seaside pub on the pebbly Kent coast. “We’re not the archetypal village pub,” Harris

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    Olive Branch

    Here the menu is predicated on local ingredients; the wood floors and stone walls have a warm, familiar feeling; and the fish pie, Grasmere farm sausa

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    Hinds Head

    The Hinds Head is what you see when you close your eyes and picture the words: Traditional. Village. Pub. A low-slung Tudor building, it resembles so

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    Harwood Arms

    The Harwood Arms is a classic London gastropub that specializes in serving fresh, seasonal, and authentic British fare. Inside, a random collection of

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    St. John Bar & Restaurant

    Housed in a whitewashed old smokehouse, St. John couldn’t be called a gastropub. But owner Fergus Henderson is a canonized figure on the revitalized B

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