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New Pub Openings across London: From Camden to Chelsea

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London continues to see new pub openings and high-profile returns despite industry challenges. A round-up highlights notable spots across different neighbourhoods, featuring historic revivals, craft beer specialists, and unique heritage conversions.

North and East London Openings

New Pub Openings across London: From Camden to Chelsea

In Camden Town, The Black Cap at 171 Camden High St reopened in March 2026 following a community campaign, bringing back drag bingo, karaoke, and rooms to book. Over in Dalston, The Black Eel at 41 Kingsland High St occupies an old pie-and-mash shop with back drinking rooms, a games room, and a rear garden. Stoke Newington features The Golden Tooth at 79 Green Lanes by chef Matthew Scott, offering a chalkboard of kegs, and Mary Wollstonecraft at 181 Stoke Newington Church Street, named after the early feminist writer with eight cask choices and a back garden. In Brick Lane, Ninety One at 91 Brick Lane operates inside the former Brewmaster's House with a courtyard and food partnership with Jurkish.

Central and South London Venues

New Pub Openings across London: From Camden to Chelsea

In Bermondsey, Hand and Marigold at 244 Bermondsey Street stocks changing cask ales from small breweries inside a 20th-century pastiche interior. Broadgate's The Horsemen at 1 Broadgate functions as an American-Irish pub with Guinness taps and a busy weekday evening crowd. In Islington, The Pocket at 25 Canonbury Lane opened in March 2025 by the team behind Southampton Arms, offering two dozen keg and cask options with an upstairs room. Near the Strand, The Stranded at 430 Strand serves continental lagers and ales with a focus on Budvar variations. In Holborn, The Wild Swan at 99 Fetter Lane is a new build tied to Yorkshire brewer Thornbridge.

West and Southwest London Highlights

New Pub Openings across London: From Camden to Chelsea

Chelsea's King's Road welcomes The Trafalgar at 224-226 King's Rd, converted from an old NatWest banking hall with Harvey's on cask and a separate gastro room. In Fulham, Walham Green at 472 Fulham Road occupies a former Tube ticket office with rail heritage and Wetherspoon prices.

  • The Black Cap: 171 Camden High St, NW1 7JY

  • The Black Eel: 41 Kingsland High St, E8 2JP

  • The Golden Tooth: 79 Green Lanes, N16 9BU

  • Hand and Marigold: 244 Bermondsey Street, SE1 3UH

  • The Horsemen: 1 Broadgate, EC2M 2QS

  • Mary Wollstonecraft: 181 Stoke Newington Church Street, N16 0UL

  • Ninety One: 91 Brick Lane, E1 6QL

  • The Pocket: 25 Canonbury Lane, N1 2AS

  • The Stranded: 430 Strand, WC2R 0JR

  • The Trafalgar: 224-226 King's Rd, SW3 5UA

  • Walham Green: 472 Fulham Road, SW6 1BY

  • The Wild Swan: 99 Fetter Lane, EC4A 1BT

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