Yet another list

[rpadam]

I certainly agree with most of this, 1,2,4-8 and 10. I agree with 9 if it's outside toilets which are rare now.

This really hits the nail on the head (in almost all respects), but I have a particular aversion to 3 (which usually seems to completely miss the point, in that it is not the name that needs to be changed, but the management...).

[Mobyduck]

15 out of 20 for me on this one.
https://london.eater.com/maps/the-20...don-drink-beer

[oldboots]

I thought this one would be a nice round number but it turns out I've been in 5, mainly before, during or after the 38 bus crawl.

It's many, many years since I've been to the White Horse in Parsons Green, Mark Dorber would still have been in charge then, good to see it's still a decent place to drink.

[sheffield hatter]

I thought this one would be a nice round number but it turns out I've been in 5

You echo my thoughts but my score was six! Not bad for a couple of non-Londoners.

[Bucking Fastard]

15 out of 20 for me on this one.
https://london.eater.com/maps/the-20...don-drink-beer

10 of those for me,I was in #9 last night

It's a decent list,although surprised no Craft Beer Co. outlets are included.

[Wittenden]

It's many, many years since I've been to the White Horse in Parsons Green, Mark Dorber would still have been in charge then, good to see it's still a decent place to drink.

Only 4 for me-Rake, Harp and Euston Tap, plus the White Horse on one of the very early,perhaps the original Camra/Whats Brewing pub crawls in 1974 or 75. Not sure if Mr Dorber was there then, but a fine pub as I recall.

[Aqualung]

15 out of 20 for me on this one.
https://london.eater.com/maps/the-20...don-drink-beer

I've been to the Harp. the Cock Tavern, the Old Fountain, Wild Card and like others the White Horse years ago. This is something of a "Score Of Shame" for me as there are a few famous London venues included, plus Beavertown is only a short 123 bus ride away. Do I care? Basically no, there's loads of more enjoyable and cheaper places in the Midlands and North. I noticed that no brewdog outlets are included.

[Wittenden]

Again, only four:http://www.kent-life.co.uk/food-drin...social&utm_cam
I could think of some better ones.

[Mobyduck]

Again, only four:http://www.kent-life.co.uk/food-drin...social&utm_cam
I could think of some better ones.

Kent is not a county I stray into often, none of these.

[Aqualung]

Again, only four:http://www.kent-life.co.uk/food-drin...social&utm_cam
I could think of some better ones.

Despite Kent being my third most reviewed County it's just one for me the Three Chimneys at Biddenden and that was back in the 1980s. I've mostly been to Spoons and micropubs neither of which are likely to be deemed historical, hysterical yes!