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Published: 31 August 2006 11:30 GMT
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The King & Keys - 142 Fleet Street, EC4A 2BP
About half way down Fleet Street and next to the old offices of The Telegraph is this no-frills City boozer, steeped in a history which harks back, in several guises, to the day when Fleet Street was the centre of the world's media industry. Nowadays it offers a fairly peaceful refuge from the traffic outside a decent array of guest ales, should you fancy a pint with your wi-fi. It also offers standard pub grub. Handy for Blackfriars or Temple tube station, it's a decent enough place to kill some time catching up on emails with a pint. (map)
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