The UK’s Top Gastropubs Have Just Been Announced

1. The Devonshire

Soho, Central London

While The Devonshire is consistently one of London’s busiest spots, and it’s no surprise that it ranks highly on this list every year, the gastro has bumped the Unruly Pig swiftly off its first place throne. Whether you’re a meat-eater or a Guinness drinker. Downstairs sees patrons spilling out onto the street near Piccadilly Circus throughout the week, whereas upstairs plays home to an exclusive restaurant that’s almost as difficult to get a reservation at as securing Glastonbury tickets.

Upstairs plays home to an exclusive restaurant where it’s almost as difficult to get a reservation as it is to get Glastonbury tickets.

website: www.devonshiresoho.co.uk

3. The Red Lion and Sun

Highgate, London

The Red Lion and Sun should be on every pub going foodies list. A 16th century gastro in Highgate Village, this haunt is renowned for its daily-changing, locally sourced British menu and extensively fabulous wine list.

The Red Lion and Sun should be on every pub going foodies list.

Website: www.theredlionandsun.com

4. The Woolpack Inn

Slad, Gloucestershire

The Woolpack is a charming, rural, 300 year old pub. The ideal destination for a fireside meal with local beers and a bit of a secluded feel; like you’ve finally traded the city for a local life by the village church. The menu features local produce and the most traditional of British pub food.

The ideal destination for a fireside meal with local beers and a bit of a secluded feel…

Website: www.thewoolpackslad.com

5. The Star Inn At Harome

Harome, North Yorkshire

From the outside, this thatched-roof pub looks like any other you might expect to see driving through the countryside, but inside, you’ll find a Michelin-starred restaurant with a seasonally inspired menu and plenty of history.

From the outside, this thatched-roof pub looks like any other you might expect to see driving through the countryside

website: www.thestaratharome.co.uk

1. The Devonshire, Soho
2. The Unruly Pig, Woodbridge, Suffolk
3. The Red Lion & Sun, Highgate, London
4. The Woolpack Inn, Slad, Gloucestershire
5. The Star Inn, Harome, York
6. The Angel at Hetton, Hetton, North Yorkshire
7. Parkers Arms, Clitheroe, Lancashire
8. The Rat Inn, Anick, Northumberland
9. The Rum Fox, Grindleton, Lancashire
10. The Cornish Arms, Tavistock, Devon
11. The Canton Arms, Stockwell, London
12. The Dog at Wingham, Wingham, Kent
13. The Abbey Inn, Byland, North Yorkshire
14. The Three Horseshoes, Batcombe, Somerset
15. The Broad Chare, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Northumberland
16. The Gunton Arms, Norwich, Norfolk
17. The Baring, Islington, London
18. The Merry Harriers, Hambledon
19. The Fordwich Arms, Canterbury, Kent
20. The Bell Inn, Langford, Oxfordshire
21. The Kentish Hare, Tunbridge Wells, Kent
22. The Crown, Burchetts Green
23. Marksman Public House, London
24. The Hero of Maida, Maida Vale, London
25. The Kerfield Arms, Camberwell, London

26. The Sportsman, Seasalter, Kent
27. The Mariners, Rock, Cornwall
28. The Bull, Charlbury, Oxfordshire
29. The Coach, Marlow, Buckinghamshire
30. The Highland Laddie, Leeds, West Yorkshire
31. The Pipe and Glass, South Dalton, Yorkshire
32. The Silver Cup, Harpenden
33. The Waterman’s Arms, Barnes
34. Heft, High Newton, Cumbria
35. The Tamil Crown, Islington, London
36. Harwood Arms, Fulham, London
37. The Killingworth Castle, Woodstock, Oxfordshire
38. The Gurnard’s Head, St. Ives, Cornwall
39. The Bull & Last, Highgate, London
40. The Kinneuchar Inn, Leven, Fife
41. The Tartan Fox, Newquay, Cornwall
42. Queen of Cups, Glastonbury, Somerset
43. The Knave of Clubs, Shoreditch, London
44. The Mason’s Arms, Bampton, Oxfordshire
45. The Wild Rabbit, Kingham, Oxfordshire
46. The Black Bear Inn, Usk, Monmouthshire
47. The French House, Soho, London
48. The Loch & The Tyne by Adam Handling, Old Windsor, Berkshire
49. Shibden Mill Inn, Halifax, Yorkshire
50. The White Horse, Chester, Cheshire