15 Liverpool Street, London, EC2M 7NX, Contact 0207 378 2990

Established 1736, original features includes an impressive high-ceilinged palace with Victorian fittings.

The pub has been recently restored to its former glory with a full refurbishment in 2005 but keeping it’s traditional feel.

There is thought to have been an ale house on the site in the first half of the 18th century. Farmers bought cows to the outskirts of the city and herded the in Liverpool Street and the pub was nicknamed ‘The Cow Shed’.

The Mezzanine level is a semi-private area upstairs from the City Bar. It can hold up to 50 people and has a plasma screen for your own private sports viewings.