Though The British Museum is the world’s oldest national public museum, there’s one nearby spot that’s been around just as long – and just as loved, if you don’t mind us saying. Step inside Prince of Wales Feathers on Warren Street, London. Did you know Rick Parfitt’s journey in the British rock band Status Quo allegedly began at our dog-friendly pub, when he was spotted during a talent contest? These days, you’re more likely to discover something else entirely – seasonal pub dishes and tempting tipples, best enjoyed amidst our golden fairy lights and secret roof terrace – perfect for after-work drinks. From big events worthy of a large group and memorable dining occasions to making the most of our quiet area with plug sockets for work meetings, we’re one of the city’s most-loved watering holes for a reason. We may not have toured the world for decades like Rick once did, but between all of this and local sights such as The Regent’s Park, The Sherlock Holmes Museum and Madame Tussauds, we’re happy right where we are.