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    The Euston Flyer

    3.6 (47 reviews)
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    Open 10:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Jordan B.

    Good pub! My wife and I were visiting from New York, and are admittedly not the curators of London cuisine, but we had some great food and a great time! Service was quick and friendly, even though we didn't realize we couldn't get pies until noon and we had to catch a train at like 12:45 so we ordered at the absolute earliest possible moment. They were cool about it and everything tasted great! Notes for outsiders (like us!): There is traditionally no wait service at pubs in London (probably everywhere in the UK? I can only speak to London). You order and pay at the bar and the food is brought to your table. The ordering and paying also takes place at the same time. Additionally, tipping is a whole different ball game here. What most of the locals and others explained is that tip is not expected but is appreciated and you typically just round off your bill with the tip. For example, if you bill is 27.50 pounds, you can be nice and just give them 30 and call it even. Maybe we're wrong, but that's what everyone seemed to be doing. Now, a vast number of the pubs in London are "Fuller's" pubs. I never really understood this entirely, but it basically means that the menu and beers are extremely similar everywhere you go with slight deviations (a different pie here, a different beer there) but we were a little confused when so many of the pubs (despite having different names) were nigh carbon copies of each other as far as the menu went. We didn't complain, because it was all great and we were having great experiences, but that was definitely noteworthy.

    Michelle B.

    "Hunny my vege Sausage looks like a turd" Don't let that put you off. Me and the Mrs popped in one Sunday morning before rehearsal. Seeing the wait for breakfast at the O'Neill's down the road, we braved the Euston Flyer. It's a large Fullers pub along the Euston Road. The sort of place with levelled and separated areas, lots of TV's and lots of CCTV. In a very traditional pub style, wooden tables, menus on pieces of paper rolled up into a pint glass and wooden spoons for table numbers you know kind of what to expect. We didn't wait long for our food and when it came, the vegie sausages did indeed look like turds on the plate. But they were pleasant enough, little falafel type moulds, which although wouldn't be my idea in a full English made a change from the norm. The pepsi tasted watered down, so clearly someone forgot to change the gas on the syrup. Overall not a bad little place, big and standard Fuller's fayre. I mite pop in for a pint one day.

    Nice cider!
    Julie O.

    When you stay in the hotel next door, it is easy to come to the Euston Flyer to take a break before going to sleep and drink something in the cosy chesterfield armchairs of this traditional english pub close to St Pancras station. The atmosphere is friendly, interior is typical, families are gathering here. I opted for a lime strawberry cider and it was delicious. Single problem: the 500ml dose before going to bed: hardcore! Fortunately, my boyfriend was there to help!

    David S.

    The Euston Flyer was okay, probably a little better that some of the other London Pubs that I had visited, but still not all that fantastic. In a way a lot of the pubs in London were all pretty much the same, with the exception of maybe the name, location, and layout (though some of them, as I have mentioned, happen to have the same wallpaper). This pub was okay though, probably because it happened to be named after one of the very first railway trains that was invented, and it is also pretty close to Kings Cross Station making it a reasonable Monopoly Pub. As for the beers, there wasn't anything all that fantastic that stood out, but once again I had come to expect this from most of the pubs that I visited - it was either English Ale, or some international brand (which includes Fosters, even though it is now technicality an English beer). Anyway, I would probably come back, but then again, like most of the pubs, it does lack an outdoor area, though in London the outdoor areas are really only for the smokers.

    The proud of London ;)
    Nathalie L.

    We went almost every night at this pub. Excellent english ale beers. The barman was very friendly and advises us about english beers. And you could taste them before ordering. We love this pub because it is not noisy, very nice when you had a tiring day.

    Vegi breakfast
    Cornelis T.

    We arrived at stPancrass on a sunday morning. We walked by this traditional looking pub and decided to go in for an english breakfast. I had a vegi one and my girl had a traditional one. We both loved our food! Only downside to this is the service, it was okay but def. not on par with the food.

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    Good sport bar where to watch a football game. Since it is a Fuller's pub beer is great but a little bit pricey.

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    Being a Fuller's pub, it has a large range of their beers on tap, with many more offered in bottles; also speciality beers from the continent.

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    The Centre Page

    3.6(25 reviews)
    1.6 miBlackfriars
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    After visiting Shakespeare's Globe across the Thames River, I was rushing to the airport and…read morespotted this place near St. Paul's church after crossing Millennium Bridge. Given the location, I knew it was probably a tourist trap and I wish to avoid those usually but had no time so stopped in on a Monday afternoon for lunch. I'm so glad I did! I was in London only briefly and had yet to try proper fish and chips and I was definitely WOW'd. I've only had this in America, and this was definitely better than anything I've ever had. When it arrived on my table, I could feel the heat from the plate -- that's how scalding hot and fresh it was, and I loved that! The cod was absolutely massive, a thick portion of fish deep fried with the skin on within an incredibly crunchy beer batter. There were pieces of bone in it, but no bother, this only made it seem more fresh. The chips (thick cut fries) were perfectly crispy and both the fish and chips were insanely delicious with a bit of salt and malt vinegar (which I had to request by walking up to the bar). The dish came with a tartar sauce and ketchup, but tasted way better with the salt and vin. I absolutely love that the fish and chips also came with mushy peas, whereas most pubs only give you fish and chips alone. The dish was also very well priced at 9.95 GBP, and I was able to use my credit card, rounded up to 10 GBP because they have a 10 GBP minimum for using cards. I appreciate that this restaurant had free wi-fi, which I found out by asking my waiter, who quickly provided the secret code for me to use. In America you would never ask your server for this but I noticed that nearly every hotel and restaurant I visited during my 11-day tour of Europe offered wi-fi. Good on them, because how else would I check in to a restaurant on Yelp and shower them with praise and circulate promotional foodie photos on Instagram? During a weekday, many workers nearby flood this place to grab a pint during lunch....now, why don't I work in London? I would give this place five stars based on the food alone, but I am giving it four because I wished the service had been more attentive, as I had to go up to the bar to get malt vinegar and also to ask to pay my bill. I understand service in Europe is more laissez-faire than in America, but since this is a tourist spot I would have liked to be checked on by the staff at least once during my meal, and certainly to be presented with the bill. Note: They also serve Sunday roast dinner for 9.95 GBP on Sundays

    Great location, great specials and great service. This is a solid pub that seems to attract a good…read morecrowd. Being from the states I am not as familiar with all the UK brands --- but they seem to offer a wide variety of beers (lots on tap) and cocktails. TIP: I recommend hitting this place before 5:30 on the weekdays as the happy hour crowd fills this join up.

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    The Banker

    The Banker

    4.3(16 reviews)
    2.0 miThe City
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    We had passed this pub several times, as it is located on a common route to the hotel we were…read morestaying in, and we wanted to have our first London pub experience, so try it, we did. We arrived just after the work day, and the crowd was buzzing just outside. We did the self-seating option indoors, and sat down to a great view of the Thames river, as we pondered our meal choices from the menu. The location is just great. For a leadoff drink, I had to go with the house cask ale, which was the Fuller's ESB, a drink I've been enjoying since the 1990's, and it delivered as expected. I went with an order of Sausages with mashed potatoes and peas...it doesn't get much more classic than that, and I was happy with it, especially with the quantity (3 sausages!). Wifey was on the hunt for a meat pie, and she went with the Steak, Ale & Mushroom Pie, which I can report was wholeheartedly approved. One of the better pies we've had on the overall trip, and the best we had at a pub location. The overall vibe of this pub is exactly as you might picture it, and we weren't disappointed with any aspect. Service, though not overly patient (hey - they were busy), was competent and pleasant. Cheers!

    Great pub in the City of London. Found it while walking near the River front after crossing north…read moreover London Bridge. Casks, drafts, lots of seating - both indoor and outdoor. They had billiards and some other entertainment. Quick service.

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