I've been to this place with a couple of friends. We stopped for a beer and a chat and we…read morediscovered a pearl! Great fish tacos and Mexican speciality, amazing cocktails and good vibes, not to mention the large choice of Tequila and Mezcal, it could only be an unforgettable evening! Highly recommended

Two words: Banoffee pie. It's housemade and absolutely gorgeous. And pairs perfectly with a half…read morepint of Guinness!

If you're looking for traditional British fare, look no further. This is a great pub with fish and…read morechips that will be the best you've ever had. It took a while to receive the food, but otherwise everything was amazing. Definitely give this spot a try.

I can only speak to the rooms at the Admiral. They are quite nice. Some very close to each other so…read moreyou can hear the other guests a bit much. Charming old pub in an area I really like. Nice food and walking options nearby. It's a bit of a climb up stairs to get to the rooms so if you can't handle it not a place for you. I liked how cozy the rooms were, nicely updated and very clean. Loved walking out to the river or strolling through the naval college. Worked for me. Not super convenient for transit travel to central London but if you're not in a hurry it's alright. Getting back from central late night bit of a hassle but oh well. Staff were kind.

Seriously wonderful pub - which has a HUGE selection of beers from all over the world. Some of them…read morecan be a bit of a rip-off (being charged a fiver for a pint of Sierra Nevada is extremely irritating when I used to pay $8 for a six pack while living in California), but it's all really good stuff, with a massive British and continental selection. They fix an awesome Bloody Mary too. Only eaten here once and the food was pretty decent. The weekend brunch menu looks fantastic, but i've never actually made it in time to sample it. It can get very busy, but if you can get there early enough they have some seats outdoors. Very friendly service - they remembered me the second time I went in and that was over a fortnight after the first visit, at which time I only had a beer.

Loved all the ideas about this place and although the range of beers can be matched elsewhere in…read moreLondon, it cannot be completely beaten in my opinion. The food looked and smelled amazing, and the beers were varied and well kept. The barman was unfailingly knowledgeable and patient as I eventually settled for 3 third-pints of different but wonderful ales. However, there are a few things which can't be helped that mean this Draft House isn't quite everyone's pint of tea. Given the very structure of the building, it feels a bit cramped inside and when we were there we could only get stools, unless we wanted to eat. It also becomes rather an assault course if people are pushing baby buggies towards the pram park. The long-legged Arnie, that is me, says: "I'll be back." The short-arsed Danny DeVito, that is my Glaswegian girlfriend (providing she doesn't read this), says: "Nae wi' those high stools an' prams, aam nae."

This place has undergone a few incarnations over the years including an early Firkin, a lamentable…read moreO'Neills and now under the Mitchell & Butler umbrealla its plain old Phoenix again. As Tim said, pubs in stations are places best avoided (just check out that scene in Get Carter if you don't believe me) but every rule needs its exception. With it's high ceiling, funky sixties style mezzanine with spiral staircase and of course the enourmous cast iron clock hanging in the main space above ever so slightly nervous customers, the place has an immediate visual impact. It's also got a good atmosphere with the post work crowd. True to the M&B style it has a good selection of ales, lagers and ciders and more unusual brews, a decent wine selection and good service (though expect the queue to be 3 deep at 6 O'Clock on a friday.) The food is entierly forgetttable but their are a couple of bar snack platters that can keep the munchies away if there's a group of you. So not exactly a destination pub, but as a station watering hole or meeting place it's cetainly not bettered in the area.

For a train station pub, The Phoenix is pretty cool…read more -Giant Jenga set and other board games -Couches deep enough to eat you alive -Leffe on tap -Lovely burgers (veggie spinach & red meat) that are bigger than your face Word of advice though: the Sunday roast is really meh, and I've had some nasty brachos (british faux nachos) here. Steer clear of these and you're all set.

Great place to sit and have a cold beer and some food. I didn't think the food was anything…read moreextraordinary to talk about but it was good. The beer was nice and cold and the place is large. Find a table first (table number) before ordering so they know where to deliver the food.

The pub is large with a lot of seating and multiple TVs for watching sports, which was great during…read morethe World Cup. The food and drink menu was large and had a wide variety. Everything we ate came out very hot, fairly quickly, and tasted good! The best part was how affordable everything was, compared with every other pub we went to in England and Wales over the past 12 days.

Wandered into this place at about 630, and snagged a seat in the bar area…read more Nice beer selection and great friendly service! We were given good recommendations on beers and food. As well as good recommendations on wine! We had the Sunday rose, which was a nice array of meat, vegetables, and potatoes. Did I mention the potatoes were cooked in duck fat? The roast was beef, and while I thought it was a tiny bit tough. It was tasty. Great value for the price.

We were not terribly hungry - well I was, but my dining companion was not so on our way back to the…read moretube after visiting a phenomenal museum we stopped by for what we planned on being was just appetizers. We had not yet had a Sunday roast so first we went up to the bar to figure out beers and after sampling about 10 different little beers I settled time red wine not that doesn't have anything to do with the beer. The beer was great, but because I wanted a sundae roast beef to be exact, I decided on red wine my sister had beer. She was pleased with her selection so we ordered the beef sunday roast. I asked for the Yorkshire pudding upgrade, and it came with cabbage, carrots, parsnips, duck fried potatoes, stuffing and gravy. Well, the beef wasn't the most tender I've ever had all in all. I was very happy with it. The parsnips were excellent. The potatoes were really good and we bought a bottle of wine for $10. That was the best part no it's not really the best part but it was a very exciting part. The weight. Staff were all extremely helpful and very friendly. I would go back there again.

Great pub! Warm, quirky, authentic cool…read more Excellent music, not too loud (Saturday was Reggae). Truly exceptional food! Every single thing we ordered was superb, not at all what you'd expect of pub food. House made. The Cheese puffs are friend cheese balls like you've never had before, with a mix of cheddar and cream cheese. Everybody was bowled over by these. The fries with gravy and cheese were like Canadian Poutine. The Langosh - Hungarian Fried Potato Bread, Garlic Yoghurt, Parmesan, Za'atar was brilliant - the bread itself was superb and with the savory and tart toppings we all agreed this checked nearly every box. The Merguez Sausages, Tzatziki, Tomato Chutney, Straw Fries were spicy and delectable. And the desserts! Basque Baked Cheesecake, Rhubarb and Blood Orange. And little balls of chocolate and coconut on top of a raspberry coulis were heavenly. The manager and all the staff were super friendly and helpful. My mates absolutely loved our time there and look forward to coming back!

Four stars for the fantastic food. Minus one for the lack of takeaway boxes- BOO- as they wrap…read moreleftovers in foil and for the dire toilet situation even as early as 6:30pm. I got the heritage carrots and radishes with feta and preserved lemon and the ras el hanout cauliflower, puy lentils, tomatoes and olive gremolata. Both are sizeable plates so I was only able to finish half of the cauliflower dish. The first is light and refreshing with the rich taste of the feta throughout. The cauliflower dish has an amazing smokey taste that even my carnivorous husband liked. I am keen to try the other yummy-sounding veg options! My husband got the lamb and lime and coriander sweet potato fries; he really liked the lamb but we both found the shoestring fries a bit bland sans ketchup. On the drinks side, I liked the vinho verde- which the bartender told me is not popular, sadly- and my husband enjoyed the cherry kriek. A cool, shabby place that has difference events going on, so I will defo return. Just fix the damn toilet situation already!

I was due to attend an event nearby but noticed the happy crowd out front of the Old Nick, and…read morethought I should stop in. Good plan. It's a very cool, old pub on a back street yet it attracts a suave, younger (though mixed) crowd who enjoy a pint or wine inside or out front. There was maybe 70 people mingling outside when I stopped by, and the barkeep said it was a slow night. It was a cool Nov. eve, so I'm not sure if that tempered things. See you in the spring! But really, I liked the bones of the place. It's full of historic photos of firemen in London. It's old-school, but not worn out. The staff are nice and the clientele are smiling happy people. I then when over to my event and it was boring and drab. I should have stuck with Old Nick.

If you like chillin with local professional business peeps whilst drinking fine cask ales,…read moreoutside...then this pub is for you. If you like eating proper meat pies with a dash of HP sauce, then this spot is def for you. If you like mingling with the best-dressed Londoners in a non-tourist-friendly pub, then this venue is for you. If you like traditional decor and poignant art to look at as you get tipsy, then the interior ambiance is for thou. Nah, this dope spot is meant for me and my attractive mates. Not you. Its Gospel of Paul, guv.