Every month, the folks at Fancyapint? get together to vote for their top ten favourite pubs. These are recently visited pubs that for one reason or another (the ambience, the booze, the company) stuck in their collective memory. Kindly, these booze-savvy Fancyapinters have decided to share their latest picks with Londonist and all our readers. Cheers!

Here’s the current list from Fancyapint? in no particular order of merit. They assure us that all ten pubs are quality establishments.

- Sekforde Arms (Clerkenwell, London)
A traditional alternative to the relentless trendiness of Clerkenwell, a fine pub.

- Golden Eagle (Marylebone, London)
If you fancy a pint and a singsong, this is the place

- Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese (Fleet Street, London)
Experience the last few hundred years of London history in a single lunchtime

- Woodman (Highgate, London)
A welcome breath of fresh air in this once notorious boozer

- Windsor Castle (Marble Arch, London)
A great British eccentric.

- Quinn's (Camden, London)
A friendly place to relax in - and drink beer by numbers

- The Old Bell (Fleet Street, London)
A classic - even the demise of Fleet Street has done little to change it.

- Bank of Friendship (Finsbury Park, London)
Relaxed and friendly, i's not just for Gooners.

- Molly Moggs (Leicester Square, London)
A warm welcome and gay old time.

- Princess of Wales (Primrose Hill, London)
Tired of post-modern pubgoing? The try this pub.

Photograph of the Sekforde Arms courtesy of rjw1's photostream on Flickr.