...is the huge terrace overlooking the Clifton Suspension Bridge and Leigh Woods. There are also small summer bars outside labelled as ‘Gin O’Clock’. Very pricey but worth it for the view! I drank Independence IPA at £7.20. 2/2 #Bristolpubs #realale

Lots of families in booths, friendly staff, wood floors and fairy lights, and apparently a great place to see the sunset (although not when I was there!). I drank Butcombe Original at £5.55 and also sampled the Adam Henson’s Rare Breed. 2/2 #Bristolpubs #realale

Very relaxed with low volume music and lots of chat. There is also pavement drinking at the front. I drank Hop Union Bonville Pale at £5.75 2/2 #Bristolpubs #realale

I drank New Bristol Brewery My Secret Romance at £5.55. 3/3 #Bristolpubs #realale

It has several levels with lots of exposed brickwork and flagstone floors, and bars on both main floors. Very busy with a football crowd when I visited. ‘Crack’ ales are brewed for the pub by the local Twisted Oak brewery. 2/3

Also has a partly-covered rear yard and tables on the pavement. Good relaxed vibe and a pint of shandy for £3 if that’s what you fancy! I drank J.W. Lees Bitter at 5.10. 2/2 #Bristolpubs #realale

...as well as an impressive ceiling, Corinthian columns and an original lantern. Very good and varied seating areas contribute to the overall feel-good of this pub. We drank St Austell Tribute and London Pride at £5.90. 3/3 #twooldbankers #realale #camra #westendpubs

...and a superb 'London School of Economics' name plate from a BR Class 86 electric locomotive dominating the island bar. There are lots of traditional features including the bar gantry, etched glass windows, and plenty of wood framework and panelling,...2/3

...and is definitely worth finding. Excellent raised seating area at the rear and black-painted walls and ceiling. We drank Long Man Blonde at £6. 2/2 #twooldbankers #realale #camra #westendpubs

...however there is a nice pavement seating area at the front with an artificially flowered wall, facing onto a quiet street with little traffic. Piano singalongs on Weds evenings. We drank Sharp’s Doom Bar at £5.85. 2/2 #twooldbankers #realale #camra #westendpubs

Great view of Epstein’s controversially naked sculpted figures representing Day and Night on the Art Deco building housing St James’s Park tube station opposite. We drank Fuller’s Seafarers and Nicholson Pale Ale at £6.35. 2/2 #realale #camra #westminster #londonpubs #twooldbankers

In September 2015 the venue gained brief fame when the just-elected new leader of the Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn, led his supporters to it for a celebratory singing of The Red Flag! We drank London Pride & Oliver’s Island at £6.35. 3/3 #realale #camra #westminster #londonpubs #twooldbankers

It’s a converted early 20th-century office building on an ancient marshland site and also Tothill Fields, which was the setting for of trials by combat and 18th-century duels. The fields were within the limits of sanctuary at Westminster Abbey, hence the pub’s name. 2/3

Allegedly frequented in the past by disparate celebs such as Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Bob Geldof and Prince Edward. We drank SN Creekside Little Ships at £5.75. 3/3 #realale #camra #westminster #londonpubs #twooldbankers

...and is another equipped with a (now redundant) Commons division bell. It's a hang-out for lobbyists & policy wonks with intimate drinking booths lending themselves to conspiracy and plotting. Great illustrated signwork above the ground-floor bar and welcome air conditioning on a hot day. 2/3