One
afternoon on the elevator I spoke to another British Studies student about what
course they were taking. When he responded with history of food, I could not
stop myself from saying, “why?” As someone interested in politics, he responded
with, “think about it. Where are political decisions made? It is not
Parliament, but the local pub.”
I
remembered thinking he was crazy, until I began looking into the places on our
cultural visits list and saw a few pubs on our list. A few friends and I
decided to do our visits together and explore, so we decided to only write
about one pub. We began researching the different places on our list and when I
read about the Red Lion pub I knew we just had to go there.
The pub
has three floors and is known to be frequented by many political elites as it
is located between 10 Downing Street and the Houses of Parliament. While we did
not see any politicians – well we would not have known if we did anyway,
because Americans – we still had a great time. We had to ask about the beer
selection, because we had no idea. The political science nerd in me loved it.
Probably the best pub I have been to since arriving.
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