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Nice pub. Interesting interior. Friendly bar lady. Good wine options by the glass.
Great pub, good service. Great drinks choices
Visited to attend a Vegan Supper Club by EatWith and it was an incredible experience! The place is beautiful, spacious and bright with deep green tiles all around. The staff was friendly, kind and extremely attentive- the service was brilliant with a great atmosphere. The food was just unbelievable, Rishi was the star chef who created the 7 Vegan dishes tasting menu and it I cannot imagine a better experience, I loved every single dish! Thanks a lot for this incredible experience!
An iconic pub, tucked away at the West end of Soho. A good range of beers on keg but, sadly for the "real ale" fans, no cask ales on offer. Bottled versions of some favourites are available. The chap behind the bar is cheerful and helpful. He, and the pub would like to see a few more customers. Let's hope things start becoming more normal soon. A good pint and a good place to stop off for a while.
Lovely food from Sarap,the Filipino BBQ pop up. Every dish we had was a delight! Had the ceviche, chicken wings, pork belly (which I loved the most), grilled fish, and roast chicken. The dessert was amazing to finish off the mean. The waitresses are friendly, helpful, fun and engaging. Our meal and experience was really enjoyable. I hope they will have a permanent restaurant soon 😀
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London W1
A traditional looking pub, with loads of knickknacks hanging from the ceiling and pictures on the wall to impress the tourists - plenty of brewery mirrors in evidence, along with recruitment posters from the second World War and stuffed birds.
London W1
London W1
Proper pubs are becoming hard to find as the gentrification of Soho continues apace, so this one, just off Oxford Street, deserves support.