Fancy A Pint In Peace Tonight? Best Pubs Not Showing The World Cup.

Taking pity on all those who dislike football or think that the vuvuzela is this biggest threat to mankind since Crazy Frog, our friends at Fancyapint have put together a list of top pubs in which you can sip your beer in peace and quiet.

- Ye Olde Mitre Tavern (Farringdon, London)
Friendly old pub hidden down an alley on the edge of the City with great beers.

- The Grapes (Limehouse, London)
Narrow pub with a small terrace on the river, great food and beer.

- Windsor Castle (Marble Arch, London)
Eccentric pub with great beer, Thai food and lots of knicknacks.

- Colton Arms (Hammersmith, London)
Villagey local which closes in the afternoon - brilliant hideaway.

- Southampton Arms (Tufnell Park, London)
A new favourite hideaway with great pub snacks and huge selection of beer and cider.

- The Victoria (Lancaster Gate, London)
Fine Victorian pub within spitting distance of Hyde Park with well-kept beers and friendly locals.

- The Royal Oak (Borough, London)
Harvey's only outpost in the Smoke with decent pub grub and their range of beers.

- Earl Ferrers (Streatham, London)
Excellent local with regional beers and decent food.

- King Charles I (King's Cross, London)
Compact pub making a name for itself in the wilds of King's Cross.

- Princess Louise (Holborn, London)
Award-wining Sam Smith's pub not far from Oxford Street.

- Bricklayers Arms (Putney, London)
Timothy Taylor's outpost in London with a range of beers not seen anywhere else.

- The Antelope (Belgravia, London)
Cricket-obsessed pub in Belgravia beer and 'sausage on a stick'.

- Lamb (Gray's Inn Road, London)
An old favourite, this genial Young's pub is a retreat from the World.

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