First time here. Reservation recommended for this great British gastropub. Friendly, courteous…read moreservice, excellent food - a cut above. Wife had the perfectly cooked sea bass and I had the best fish and chips I've ever had. Great classic ambiance, dogs welcome, fun evening out. Highly recommended.

Quintessential English pub. We had a great experience here last week and the staff were fantastic…read more Food was Traditional British pub fare and very good.

My absolute favorite pub in London…read more When we are in town we make sure to stay in the Hyde Park area so we can end our nights here. Grab a seat, head to bar to order and sit back for a fun night until closing. Weekends you will be treated to love music and if Oasis, Robbie Williams or Cranberries then be prepared to sing out loud and proud. The bartenders and staff are super friendly. The regulars are fun and friendly. They also have games you can play at your table. Super clean restrooms in the back. You can also eat upstairs (or the bar area). Sometimes they have had chef specials-two years ago was a vegan dish that was mouthwatering. Even if you do not drink stop by to enjoy a fun night and have a pot of tea. Until next time

We stayed about 8 minutes walking from this pub. I actually passed it many times before I visited…read more Thought it might be too touristy. I was wrong! Lots of locals. Fabulous that they have live music every night. We ended up going 3 times. Ate there 2 of the times. Fish and chips decent. Burgers delicious as well as the chips! We had to order food at bar area and they would bring the food to the table. Extremely busy most nights. My son who has food allergies wanted to eat there. They were amazing! The GM, Will was super friendly, answered all my concerns and put my mind at ease that it would be ok to eat there. They had an allergy menu we could look at. The manager was so friendly and was working really hard to bus the tables. I talked to him before we left to tell him how much we appreciated everything. I would definitely go back more! Side note, they had GF beer which I had and it was so good. Rare that we can find that type of beer in the bars in the U.S.

I have been to better pubs on both sides of the Atlantic and I have been to worse. Dog and Duck…read morefits squarely in the middle. After a long day roaming London, I was looking for a pint or two and a really good traditional pie for supper. I was excited walking up as the after work crowd was hopping and a lot of fun. Went upstairs to eat and it was a totally different vibe. Quieter and laid back. Just what the doctor ordered. Unfortunately the beer selection wasn't great, it could be because it is affiliated with a brewery chain. The pie was very disappointing. Crust was tough and very little inside the pie. Will be on the lookout for a better option next time!

The restaurant is up stairs and quaint with only 6 tables and 4 of those are for two. I started…read morewith a glass of Malbec and my partner got a Camden Yards lagger. I got the shepherds Pie and my Partner got the Chicken Oyster mushroom pie. The Pies are great!

The World's End is my favorite bar to visit when in Camden Town! Why? Heavy Metal music and beer,…read moreof course! Awesome vibe and scene here. Great music being spun by a Heavy Metal DJ, or a mixed selection of metal tunes being piped in on the speaker system. We caught some live bands here too which performed killer sets. Cool friendly bartenders. Its one of those bars that we could have sat at forever but we were only here for a week, LOL! Its a lot larger on the inside with multiple rooms and nooks to sit at, and a balcony area overlooking the main bar, performance area, and huge Staropramen beer tank. (Yes, that beer was delish!) They have a small menu of bar snacks, merchandise and shirts to purchase, a fully stocked bar and plenty of beer! Bands performing daily. One can definitely hang out here and easily get wasted. The place itself has been around forever, loosely dating back to 1631 when it was called Mother Red Cap and various incarnations over the years. If you come here expect loud music and an eclectic crowd. If you whine that it's too loud or you don't like the music style its not a place you'll enjoy. For us it was just perfect and can't wait to come back. Up The Irons! \m/

The last time I was here this pub was closed, but then again that was shortly after Covid had come…read moreto an end. Well, as it turns out when I got back this place was open, so I managed to have a beer here. Well, all I can say is that this was one awesome pub. In fact it has a bandroom in the cellar, which is pretty awesome as well.

Great stop for good beer and the food was just as tasty…read more Landed in London and we needed a bite to eat. The pub looked inviting, so we stopped in. Thank God for that because we came away satisfied. I'm not the biggest beer drinker and man that beer was so damn good! We also ordered a sausage roll as well as haloumi fries. Basically mozzarella sticks =P. Either way they were both delicious! Come check this out if you're visiting or if you're looking for a great pub. People were quite friendly as well. Cin cin!

Our hotel was across the street so we stopped in for their Sunday roast. We don't have a…read morereservation (offered for Sunday roast) and the place was packed so we had to wait for a table. We enjoyed a beer downstairs at the bar while we waited. They had a large selection of beers and full liquor service. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. When our table was ready we were led upstairs to the balcony and seated. Our waitress Sophia was amazing. She was friendly, fast and answered all our questions about the menu. We were able to secure the last two roast selections. We ended up with one beef, one chicken and the fish and chips. We were very pleased with everything. The fish was seasoned nicely with a hint of sea salt. The tartar sauce was great, tasted homemade. The chicken was my favorite. It was moist and delicious. We also had the sticky toffee pudding for dessert which was also very good. Great pub in the heart of Strand. Would visit again.

Stopped in during a post dinner, pre night out crowd about 10 on a Saturday. Light crowd and a…read morebouncer but easy to grab a seat, chat and watch folks come and go. All ages here this time of night.

Great food, great ale, decent prices and friendly service. Honestly, what more could a tourist ask…read morefrom a British pub? As part of the Greene King chain it offers the typical menu but was well executed and served with a smile!

We came here for nostalgia. And to take pictures…read more We have family that used to live nearby 50-60 years ago and they used to come here. It was their local. We came by to just take pictures to send to them but decided to pop in for drinks and lunch. It was 12:30 and we were hungry from walking around all morning. We sat outside on the patio out front. It had a reserved sign on the table but the hostess said we can have the table. It was a hot day with maybe the 3rd or 4th heat wave of the summer! We wanted to sit outside but in the shade. The table they gave us was perfect! The pints and cocktails were a perfect start. We ordered: Crab malfade £20 Chicken and Parm Ham Schnitzel £20.50 Fish & Chips £22.50 Only the crab malfade was good. The rest of the meals were not great but we were hungry so we ate them. Still giving them a 4 stars for great ambiance and service. Definitely more of a drinks spot.

Uniqueness: Classic British pub with a cozy, welcoming atmosphere…read more Wait Time: **** (Can get busy, but usually manageable) Food Quality: **** (Solid pub fare, good flavors) Service: **** (Friendly and efficient) Setting: ***** (Cozy and traditional, great vibes) Cost: **** (Fair prices for the quality) Anglesea Arms is a proper British pub with great vibes. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, making it a great spot for a casual pint or a relaxed meal. The food is solid--nothing overly fancy, but it delivers on classic pub flavors. Service was friendly and quick, even when the place got busy. Whether you're grabbing a drink with friends or looking for a cozy pub experience, this is a solid choice. Would definitely return!

This was the first pub we checked out after a long flight to London (we ended up in over a dozen by…read morethe end of our trip). The bartender let us know that while the sign read food was served upstairs only, they were under construction so food would be served downstairs in the main pub area instead--but not until 5 (it was around 4:30 pm). We thanked him and decided to grab a drink and wait for food service. The menu of house ales, lagers, bitters, etc. + spirits was one I later saw at 1-2 other pubs who must share the same brewery. I tried a couple of beers and both were great. My wife had a cocktail which she enjoyed. The most noticeable thing at first was how quiet this pub is-- you could hear a pin drop. This likely changes later in the evening, but without music playing and the scattered patrons softly chatting at their tables, it was very quiet. Which really worked for us as we fought jet lag. We ordered food at the bar, my wife had fish and chips and I had the sausage and mash platter topped with onion rings. Both were delicious and fairly priced. This was all in all a great first pub to visit in London.

The Anchor Tab was my first pub when visiting London. Next…read moreto the Tower of London, finding this pub was a wonderful adventure to find. Not only were the drinks delicious, but the bartender was very kind and helped us make our decision. I love the decor and the location, it's a 10/10 must-visit next time you're in London.