"The fish and chips are delicious, the environment is comfortable and friendly, and the yummy beer complements the experience."
This is a nice pub with friendly but overworked staff. When we arrived it was quiet but when the food arrived it was much busier so when tepid food was sent back to be warmed up it took 20 minutes as they re made the whole dish. The food small portions, poorly presented, lukewarm and massively overpriced £17.95 for a small steak pie, dollop of mashed potatoes and a small spoonful of what I think was probably shredded cabbage and leek, not sure. Extra gravy a bonus but that didn’t make up for charging a fortune for food that would have fitted on a side plate. I know prices have increased recently but this was just a rip off. Fullers pubs used to be “Ale Pie houses, that’s certainly not the ca...
The beautiful thing about this place is that it's near TWO hotels, and yet you can get two different clienteles, depending on the time. Lunch: many visitors, good pub food, and great beer. After dinner drinks: This is a LOCALS pub; I"m not sure I heard an accent matching ours any night we came. But well behaved patrons, happy folks all about at any hour, made this a spot for repeat visits. The staff were understanding of us clueless yanks big ups to Thando in particular! Made us happy each time we came back and saw her smiling face tending bar (or doing 500 other tasks, it seemed! .
A decent stop off for a pint, en route to Gordon Ramsay’s restaurant for food (just along the road). In a lovely location, not far from our Travelodge in Southwark, this was a traditional London pub, representative of what you’d expect to pay for a pint in the city. Plenty of seating inside and good draught choices I without hesitation opting for a Birra Moretti. The atmosphere was lively it was disappointing that the weather was so bad otherwise we would have sat outside, where it also looked great. Overall, a steady start to a good few hours out in the capital.
I walked to this pub from the Hilton London Bankside as it was near the hotel and I fancied having a pint. It has a classic London pub feel to it and I was not disappointed as they featured the cask ales which I love. I had a Red Fox which is a classic caramel autumnal red ale. It was fabulous. I also had a pint of London Pride which I have always liked. The atmosphere was great and the staff very friendly. Definitely glad that I stopped in. You should too if when it that area of London!
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Nice traditional pub which is popular in the evenings. There’s a decent atmosphere, both the staff and customers are friendly and with the large tables it’s suitable for groups. Toilets are located upstairs and both spacious and clean, as is the rest of the place. A decent spot for a drink with friends.
Pleasant decor and swift yet unobtrusive service contribute to a relaxed informal environment. Appealing range of sandwiches and more substantial pub grub, in generous portions, and good selection of craft ales, spirits, and wines. Difficult (but not impossible) to find parking.
This is such a lovely place the atmosphere is good, the staff were amazing. I would definitely go again next time I’m in London we didn’t have a meal there but we had drinks and snacks that were all very good.
Most impressed, good well kept ales (Hophead and London Pride), very good food which arrived very promptly. Busy but we found a table easily enough, generally much better than I was expecting, will go back.
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Food portions are amazing, staff are lovely. Great place for a Roast and to spend the rest of your Sunday. We keep coming back every weekend, fantastic place
The fish and chips are delicious, the environment is comfortable and friendly, and the yummy beer complements the experience.
