First night in London and after an afternoon of shopping we decided to head here for some drinks…read moreand pub food! Seating was available inside or you could enjoy the outside patio! Enjoyed some local IPAs and truffle fries! Prices are very reasonable and the pub has a great ambiance with locals and tourists alike ! Enjoyed chatting with fellow Brit's, Americans, Europeans and Australians!! The pub has cool old fashioned decor and the ceiling is covered in money as folklore has it that it is haunted by a soldier that was killed for gambling debts so customers donate money to help his soul rest!! Service was fast and friendly and loved every aspect of this pub!!

Came here after seeing the proms at royal Albert hall. It's a bit hidden and seems like a secret…read moreplace for locals so it seemed extra special. The place is not big and when we arrived the garden was closed to all drinks had to be consumed inside. The ceiling has a bunch of currency from countries that patrons have left. A very cozy place and good local vibe.

We popped in this off the path, quaint little neighborhood pub with friends late one evening, and…read moreluckily got a table. The people were friendly the wait staff courteous and the atmosphere was pure English pub. Enjoyed it immensely. Did not have anything to eat just a few Gin & tonics.

Miserable owner! He lives in the past and treats tourists as if they are an annoyance. Only guests…read moreto arrive in the pub and he treated us with such contempt. Shame! Do not waste your time. A pub should be a happy place!

This was our first stop upon arrival to London. We had wanted to have a Sunday roast and at an…read moreauthentic English pub and the The Star Tavern did not disappoint! After a long flight, a warm, filling and hearty meal was the order of the day. I had the sirloin roast with roasted potatoes, carrots and parsnips with greens, Yorkshire (yorkie) pudding and gravy. For a first experience it was fantastic! Washed it down with a pint. My wife had the roasted salmon and my daughter ordered the burger with chips. Everything was delicious and the service was so friendly and on point. The pub cozy and inviting and was everything we could have asked for. We felt like and and were treated as though we were familiar locals and friends. A little off the beaten path, but so worth the effort to find. You won't be disappointed.

Friendly neighborhood pub off the beaten tourist path. Great lunch offerings with helpful staff.read more

Stopped here for a quick drink after visiting a museum in the area…read moreLovely atmosphere and cute decor, staff were efficient Drinks were okay Chips were great!

Fun British pub with a great name. Ordered the chicken filet which had an extra crunchy Panko…read morecoating and the bacon onion hamburger had some strange grizzle in a few bites but was tasty anyways. Washed down the meals with a craft beer called Neck Oil Session ipa Beavertown 4.3%, which had a low abv but was slightly hazy. The bathroom had four modern shiny white urinals with whiskey and craft beer specials hanging from the wall above them.

I loved this place!…read more We had the wedding party do an early supper in the afternoon here with a ton of food and drinks . It was a big group and we were very happy! Fish and chips - 4 stars my goodness Burgers- 4 stars , soooo yummy Steak frites - done right 4 stars Caesar Salad- 4 stars Roast Lamb Rump - 4 stars Beef Short Ribs - 4 stars

Stopped by unexpectedly. I ate an amazing Sunday meal. We had the chicken roast. It was…read moreunbelievable with the gravy that accompanied the meal. This place deserves five stars. We sat upstairs and it is a quaint nicely designed Victorian style restaurant. Our server Stevie was very friendly and informative. Downstairs is a proper pub. I would highly recommend if you're traveling to London.

The Library Bar inside The Lanesborough is an absolute gem. Sophistication and excellent service to…read morematch. We made reservations for drinks after afternoon tea and immediately fell in love with the atmosphere. We stayed for a couple of cocktails, and they make an excellent martini. It was so good that I had to order a second! A must visit.

Adorable hotel and lovely lounge. Service was top notch and so was everything we ordered. The hotel…read morewas decorated incredibly cute for Christmas. Would absolutely come back.

This was a very busy bar. We stopped in for lunch while walking around. You can sit anywhere if…read moreyou're able to find a table. It was hectic. Even for ordering food and drinks you have to wait in line. Didn't really like that aspect. The burgers were pretty good but that was it.

We stumbled across this place on a Sunday in London and were very glad we did! The staff was…read morelovely, Jonathan and Cristina were terrific. We had several menu items and all were good. This is a nice pub on Sloane! Prices were super reasonable and drinks and food were yummy. It felt like we stumbled on a hidden gem, give it a try if you are in the area. We would go bacl, for sure!

Propped English pub. Guinness is perfect No food except for…read morechips but no need Perfect neighborhood pub

The Fox & Hounds was famous until 1998 as the last pub in London to have a 'beer only' licence;…read morethis throw-back to the 1830 Beer Act meant it could only sell beers and wines (no spirits). The same landlady had run it for 30 years and it had a quirky but very loyal, mainly local, customer base - and had won numerous awards over the years as London's best pub. The pub was acquired in 1998 by Youngs, who vowed to keep its character, but of course got a full liquor licence, and to start with made a bit of a hash of things - less friendly, dull menu, that sort of thing. Since then it has improved enormously, and whilst it is not what it was in the 1990's, is again a small, cosy local boozer with real ale and loads of character, which offers food at lunchtimes and evenings (though I've not eaten here for a while). The location ensures an extraordinarily varied mix of clientele, including wealthy Sloane types (Sloane Square is but a stone's throw away), old-fashioned Londoners and the devotees of stratospheric Anglo-Catholicism in nearby St Mary Bourne Street (see separate entry). Somehow the mix seems to work. There are lots of loyal regulars, so some find it a little cliquey - though I have to say this has never bothered me. Worth popping in, if you are in the area.

A cute and cozy pub with a warm, welcoming atmosphere! There's plenty of space inside and outdoor…read moreseating for nice weather. I didn't get to try the food, but I enjoyed a pint of beer and found the staff very kind. Definitely would come back for the vibes!

This is a fantastic little pub off the beaten path of London. The space is small and cozy. The…read morestaff was friendly. The grilled sausages and mash were perfect. The mash is a sweet potato and squash mash and was delicious. We stopped in for lunch and the pub was bright and quiet.

Located in Knightsbridge, we stopped into Paxtons Head for a break after Harrods expedition. It was…read morea great place to relax and take a break. We dining in the front window bit the downs looked amazing as well (check it out if you stop in). I had a Diet Coke and my partner enjoyed a pint from the tap. I had the Mac & Cheese and an order of the House Seasoned Fries. My partner had the Great British Cheese Toastie. Good food and service and a nice respite for our early afternoon adventures.

Used to come here quite a bit when we lived locally, so have been excited to see that Paxtons Head…read moreis still around. Menu is consistent with other Greene King pubs. I've only ever enjoyed beverages and dined on the ground floor -- decent windows in the front so you can see out. Was here most recently in October 2023 and had decent service; prompt food delivery. I appreciate how they have a water canister on the bar; easy to hydrate. Nice to pop into if you're wandering around Knightsbridge. Used to be my better half's local when he worked in the area, so I do have lots of good memories here. 2023: 53/100