A decent pub with some great food and drink options. They do have several dining rooms to spread…read moreout in with table service in the back. I'd recommend stopping here for a quick pint and a snack.

Selection of beers on top. They have a number of cast sales this place…read more They're in a good location, right by the Soho bar scene. The bar is a bit , there's no place for sitting outside.

Oh Boy! You want to talk about history and feel it? Then…read morecome to the Spaniard's Inn. Built sometime in the 16th century this place is older than Canada or the United States and still going strong! It's been mentioned in Charles Dickens' "Pickwick Papers" and Bram Stoker's "Dracula". The poets Lord Byron and John Keats were both regulars here. After a day of tramping through Hampstead Heath and Kenwood House, you're going to build an appetite and the Spaniard's Inn is the perfect place for a dinner and drinks afterwards. So what if it is in Zone 3? Your Oyster card should cover getting here and back no problem. I came in around 6pm for supper and there was no one else in the room I was seated. I did see a blaring fireplace and two chairs already occupied by some regulars, but I was quite happy to be seated in one of the booths in the side room. I made no reservations but had no problem coming in and being seated, probably because it was the middle of the week and early evening. I'm almost positive that their Sunday Roast dinners are very popular and the place is probably packed solid and you'll definitely need reservations then. I ordered a glass of wine, their Scotch Egg as a starter, followed by their British Beef Burger with Triple-Cooked Chips. It was way too filling for any room left over for dessert. All of it was excellent. Service is A-1, the girls who were serving me were really friendly and chatty and honestly for the quality of the food here, prices are very reasonable. Also because of the historical toll-house outside and the super-narrow street, you have all the traffic buzzing past your window. I'm certain this must be a lovely place in the summer months as well. I have no hesitation recommending this place, even for the experience of having a drink at such a historically significant pub and when I'm back in London, I'm definitely coming here again.

We unfortunately did not make reservations and found the dining room it to be full when we popped…read morein during an afternoon. However, we were able to grab drinks and sit outside under heat lamps and enjoy a cocktail on property. What a fun property. Established in 1585 this place is history! Where Bram Stroker wrote Dracula, Henry Keats wrote a poem and Charles Dickens all frequented the place.

We were looking for a place to lunch before our match at Craven Cottage. The Crabtree was a perfect…read moreplace to dine, then take a beautiful walk along the Thames to the stadium. We sat indoors, although there is also beautiful outdoor seating as well. We ordered Sunday roast and chickpea salad. My son ordered the cheeseburger which he loved. My daughter had the potato and leek soup of the day. Everything was delicious and well prepared. Our server was sweet and very helpful. She provided fantastic service on a day that was completely booked and very busy. I was completely satisfied with her help and her dessert recommendation led to one of the most memorable dishes. A gooey, toffee pudding which was sublime. All this with a pint of Timothy Taylor's Landlord was a delightful start to an amazing afternoon.

The outdoor garden seating is top tier. Little areas for quiet or open air for enjoying sunlight…read more Outdoor grill pumping out good handling big crowds well. Outdoor and indoor bar options mean service is quick even just before or after Fulham match day with big crowds. Right on the river with fantastic ambience.

Best ever steak pie, excellent service, fabulous pudding with toffee sauce. Both the pie and…read morepudding were recommended by our lovely server and she was right on! Go and try and you will find a new go to spot for date night or place to meet up with friends. Oh and the cider was yummy too!

I was a little skeptical coming to a random place based on Yelp reviews but it didn't disappoint…read more Kele and all the staff provided exceptional customer service.. the food was delicious. I enjoyed the atmosphere, cleanliness and how welcoming everyone was. I really enjoyed my first dinning experience!

This bar was near our hotel, so we stopped in for our last night in London…read more We were curious what kind of connection it might have to Charles Dickens. Spoiler: it does not have a connection to Charles Dickens. It does claim, I think, to be the longest bar in London. And I certainly did not see any longer ones during my visit. Staff were nice. My husband got a cider from the tap, and I bought it in a bottle. This was the second place in London where they asked if I wanted a glass of ice to pour it into. Well, I had not been aware this was a thing, I haven't seen it done at home in the US. But, heck, if someone is offering me a glass of ice in the UK or Europe, I'm going to take it! This treat was not offered to my husband, so I am going to try to remember to buy cider by the bottle if I want some of the precious frozen water. There were some large TVs showing tennis; there were some food menus but gave chain-pub vibes and nothing really seemed tempting to me. I giggled when Yelp asked me "is this place romantic?", as a couple were having a makeout session in the last room of the bar. Fortunately, it is indeed a long bar, so we sat in one of the other parts. We actually got into a really nice conversation with some younger people at the next table; I was glad we went. Though very slightly disappointed that Charles Dickens was not involved in any of this.

Filthy beer glass. Worst food I've ever had in my life. We got 5 starters and all of them were…read moreterrible. Ordered coleslaw for my daughter and it was warm and simply unappetizing. Avoid at all costs. This place is an F-.

This is a fun neighborhood pub with an outside seating area and a large indoor eating area with a…read morefireplace and plenty of tables. We have found that it is difficult to find a porter or stout in London, so we had to stick with Guinness, too bad. For a lighter beer, the Hoegarden isn't bad. They do have a good menu with burgers and pizza, but I decided on the homecooked pie with sweet potato, spinach and goat's cheese. It was served on a layer of green peas and mashed potatoes with a side of delicious onion gravy. The service was great. We got our food quickly and the bartender let us sample a few beers.

The environment was lovely. The food and drinks were on point. My husband said it was the best…read morefish and chips he had in all of the places we tried. Lost a star because after one round of drinks, our server disappeared and I had to locate him to ultimately get the check.

Stopped here on a Friday evening pub walking tour while in London. The place was packed since it…read morewas a nice night and this place is situated right on the Thames. The beer we ordered was good. No food for us. Nowhere to sit but leaning on the rail outside looking at the river was a good compromise.

A year after my visit to this pub, I think about it still. The staff was lovely and helpful and the…read morefood was incredible. The fish and chips were hot and crispy and not greasy. The draft aspall was cold and crisp. The only downside were the nearby seagulls trying to steal the chips off my plate. Plenty of inside seating if you don't want to risk losing your chips to the gulls though. Location was great, nearby to the Tate Modern, Globe Theater, and even walked from here to Borough Market. I would not hesitate to visit here my next time in town.

Great little pub at Borough Market! Looking to escape the heat and crowds, we stumbled across this…read moreplace which had plenty of seating and great service! Loved the vintage traditional feel of the place and it had some great IPAs as well as a variety of spritz type drinks which are perfect for this summer weather ! Had the Hugo Spritz which was lovely and my husband had a local IPA! We were not crazy hungry for lunch so shared some curly fries and curry sauce which was a perfect snack!

So, this pub is located in the Borough Markets, and the area around here really does feel like…read moreLondon at it's industrial finest (which is probably why the Lock Stock house was around the corner). The funny thing about this pub is that it happens to be underneath a railway station, so yeah, you like continually hear trains going across, namely because this is a pretty busy track (with trains coming from the nearby London Bridge station). Anyway, this pubs is pretty awesome. I love it.