I'm giving this pub 4 stars because of the price! £12 for 5 drinks on football night is amazing!!…read more I have been there a couple of times, always to watch the football in their massive screen and I have always been able to find a place to seat and enjoy with my friends. The staff is friendly and they have a good selection of drinks and food everyday. The outside area is nice and big and very enjoybale in these very hot days!

Cosy local football pub. Not my kind of place as it's a little too sporty for me, but the staff are…read morewonderfully friendly, and with some of the drinks prices, I could be fooled that I'm back up north. Quite a bit of seating, but seems a little close together at points, and the outdoor seating is nice enough. I wouldn't head here on purpose, but i'd probably pop in if i was in the neighbourhood and fancied something to drink.

This is a good, corner pub. Grabbed a seat outside and decided to get a Moo and Bleu, their steak…read morepie with stilton cheese (with mashed potatoes of course). It was just as delicious as you might expect of that combination. Service was quick and friendly, which is all the more impressive because the place was packed with people watching the World Cup.

What a pleasant surprise! Tottenham Court Road is one of my least favourite parts of London and…read moremost pubs along this busy road are anything but cosy. I had almost given up hope of finding a decent place to meet some friends when I stumbled across the Northumberland Arms (confusingly there is another pub by the same name just a few streets away, so make sure to make absolutely clear which one you're at!). Rather unassuming and grubby looking, you are treated to a small pub with a good selection of beer and wine. The waiter even warned me that the recommended Sauvignon was a bit on the dear side but I gave it a try after all and wasn't disappointed. They are forgiven to have run out of nuts and crisps (at least the sorts that I was after) as they have a full menu of proper food. We snacked of a selection of regular and sweet potato chips but the mains all looked rather tasty too.

Great pub in midtown London. Very popular so be prepared…read morefor a crowded atmosphere. Service was quick and efficient. Had a great time!

I like their menus. Cool design. We had a pint of Guinness and an old fashioned. Back in the…read morestates, I'm used to seeing more of an amber color. The old fashioned here is a very light color, almost clear. Drinks were good. Chill place to hang out.

This is quite a large pub with different sections. The bar is large and the staff are friendly…read moreenough and helpful. The drinks are of an average price and there is a big screen for any football games in one of the sections. A good jukebox, and a young crowd go there often, especially on the weekends. They have kareoke sometimes which can be a laugh, and overall the pub has a nice atmosphere. There are bus stops outside, so easy access to get there and back.

The Pub had gone downhill in the last six months as all the locals know, but its now in new…read morehand,and its going back up the new owners are very friendly and have kicked out all the undesirables and have now added security on the doors to keep out those same people and anyone else who wants to cause any mischief, Joe and Nesta offer a very warm welcome and are determined to get the pub back on the map with planned theme nights, food ,kareoke, and disco its a great pub and given time will rise again, there are a very good crowd now that get in there and you will always be made welcome so give it a go

Honestly, this pub was actually rather bland, which sounds a bit rich coming from somebody who is…read morepretty much used to the rather bland, and quite new, pubs in Australia. Then again, being a pub in England where there are quite a few rather old, and rather charming, pubs. Still, it's another one visited, and another marked off my list.

This is a lovely pub with a very nice interior decor and a lovely outside seating area for the…read morewarmer months. The place gets extremely busy in the evenings and especially when there is a big match on the TV. I have eaten here many times (lunchtime menu) and never been dissapointed. The food has always been very tasty and reasonably priced, although they could do with serving it to your table a little quicker. You shouldn't have to drink a whole pint whilst waiting for your pub food. The place is in the centre of town and is therefore very accessible (even from the tube - about 2-3 mins away). The Fig Tree is as good for a good beery night out as it is for good food.

Okay, this place was good, particularly the beer garden, but the problem was that I had just been…read moreto an awesome beer cafe a few minutes earlier so it was really hard to compare the two. Still, it was a pretty good pub, and close to the railway station as well, which is definitely something I appreciated. Yeah, worth checking out.

If you leave Ealing Broadway train station, turn left, and walk about 30 seconds, the North Star…read morepub will be right in front of you. This makes it a good meeting place in Ealing. I like the laid-back cool of the place. There's lots of well-worn wood on floors and walls, and disparate types of rustic, comfy furniture. There's a number of beers on tap, and often some interesting imports (they carried Sleeman's, a Canadian beer, for a while, and always have some Belgian fruit beers). Their wine list is extensive. They also have some decent wines on tap if you're not too snooty. The food here is really good, and I've had everything from bar snacks to brunch to full meals. Quite a few vegetarian options. I'll admit that I did have one bad dining experience here where my burger took forever and had to be sent back once it came, but the rest of the time it's been good. There are three rooms, all similar in vibe and furnishings. They've got a covered outdoor area in the alley beside the pub. There's no greenery, just picnic benches, but they run a barbeque out there in the summer. I've come to this pub on my own a couple of times when I'm been free during weekdays: it's a good place to have a drink and read a book, do a bit of work, or people-watch passers-by on the Broadway during the day. On weekend evenings a DJ spins up in the front room, and the place can get very busy at those times. One criticism is that they sometimes don't seem to have enough bar staff on to handle the impressive crowds they draw, and getting served can take a while. I think it's a 21-and-over pub.

A great quite stop at an old pub. Not the greatest ambiance so don't look for that but look for a…read moregood cold beer and a rest in the alley on an assortment of chairs and tables. It takes you away from the hiss LE and bustle of the area and then you can just dive right back in after a pint or two!

Okay, I do like this pub, but after my last experience, I have to let visitors know what happened…read moreto me and let you decide if you agree or disagree with me. This happened over two days. I had to use the gents loo and was in the cubicle doing what you do. Someone outside decided to throw water over the sort of wall, onto me. When I came out, I complained to the staff, they didn't seem to care, even though the bar is quite close to the door to the toilets. On another visit to the pub, I was just standing at the bar with my pint, when one of the female staff came over to me and started shouting at me, yelling that the staff know what they are doing and telling me to stop ordering them around, which I never did. I saw a message on Facebook about this pub, where a person said that he heard a staff member yelling at someone and was complaining that they were taking drugs in the gents. The day they said about this seemed to be too near to my experience.

Oldest licensed pub in London, this time had a Hugo and some bites and all was great. Mostly…read moreimportantly made friends and loved the ambiance.

My companion tells me his steak lunch was a 2, but as a veggie eater, I have to bump the White Hart…read moreup to three stars for having several vegetarian options on the menu. I had the quinoa salad. It would be pretty hard to screw that recipe up, but it was tasty and filling enough. Service was fine. I love that this place has some serious history!