Barley Mow Pub in City of London, Westminster - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

What a wonderful find! amazing atmosphere, great drink and the Open Mic was super lots of talent including solo ! artists singing folk, blues and rock!

Loved it when I walked in..hated it when I walked out. Pub was great, location good, Guinness great. Some staff terrible. Went to play darts around 9.30 (previously stroppy) barmaid said no darts after 6pm - even though we had literally just taken over from somebody playing. Asked to speak to manager (Dan) who was super aggressive, and literally the worst pub manager I have encountered in the last 20 years. We left. If the owner reads this they should realise how bad this guy is for their franchise. Maybe he is automatically defending his rude ’ friend’ or maybe he is simply a twenty something with zero social skills. Bottom line, I never go out n social media but this ‘ manager’ needs to be called out. I walked in laving your pub, walked out hating it.

Great night at a proper pub... Good crowd, and service top notch. Will definitely be back. They do a Sunday Roast dinner and many more events at the pub...the entertainment on the night I attended had the when place buzzing!

I went to the Barley Mow for my 60th birthday with 5 friends. The food was simple but good and there was a good range of beers. The pub is small but comfortable but what absolutely made the day was the staff. One of my friends has an intolerance to corn and the efforts that were made to help him out were amazing. The staff were friendly, good-humoured and remarkably tolerant of my increasingly drunk group. Thank you for making it a very entertaining day

Popped in for a drink with friends and managed to nab one of their unique old booths. Fantastic old pub, full of atmosphere with friendly staff. Great selection of beers. Such a refreshing change from all of the modern soulless pubs that are taking over London.

Lovely pub serving great selection of pies. Home to beautiful listed wooden booths attached to the bar offering small private spaces to enjoy food and drinks. No need to book just walk in!

It's a proper old boozer, I felt at home as soon as I walked in. A great selection of ales, carefully pulled. Just pies on the menu but a good selection. When I'm back I'm there for sure, I highly recommend the Barley Mow.

Dropped in for a beer, and some food. If you like pies you’re in luck, but there was nothing else on the menu. Great beer on tap, so had a couple plus a steak and kidney pie. The pie, mash and peas were fantastic. It was so good my wife rook her share, and she is not a fan of pies!! Good and friendly staff also.

This pub is great, there are even little cubicles from the days when the sheep sellers wanted privacy in their dealings. Staff worked very hard when I was there. Didn’t actual eat there but great ape til spritz!

So, dropped into this pub this evening after a day in the office with some of my colleagues. As it was quite busy inside, and we didn't want to sit at the bar - as it's quite small and didn't want to block others getting to it - we went to sit outside. There are some chest-looking seats behind some pavement barriers, then the pavement clearway area, then a line of small tables and chairs nearest the road. As the 'chest' style seats only seated two, I pulled a spare chair from the other seats over so that all three of us could all sit and chat together. The chair was still behind the pavement barrier, so as to not block pedestrians. That arrangement lasted for about a minute before an over-officious employee asked me to put the chair back to its original position. Nobody was asking for the spare chair, but it seemed to have upset her OCD or something. Or perhaps she was just being awkward... because she can. Who knows? When I politely enquired why I couldn't sit with my colleagues, she responded rather coyly with some unbelievable excuse that it was "Council rules". Really? So, it seems that London Councils grant pavement drinking and dining, but if you dare move so much as one chair (even though it's still out of pedestrians' way, behind the pavement barrier) then saud Councils will bring the full force of some obscure bylaw upon the landlord's head. Of course, there is no such rule - our company operates hospitality premises all over London and we know the bylaws - so it appears to have been just some ridiculous jobsworth at the pub, making it up as she went along. Probably why she couldn't look me in the eye when muttering "council rules" at me. So, we moved back inside and sat at the bar stools, and got muttered at again, for being in front of the bar that we were trying to make free. So, we won't be back if that's how petty you can be, and the whole office will know about it by next week, as to how ridiculous the staff are. With 500+ employees, that's potentially a lot of lost business. Next time, just let punters sit where they want, as long as they aren't blocking doors, or pedestrians. Otherwise you look a bit officious, petty and just plain ridiculous. None of the other bars do it, nor the coffee shops all along Baker Street, but this place... well, chair rules take precedence over customer comfort.

Accueil très chaleureux et sympathique. Nous n’avons pas mangé mais simplement apprécié une pinte fraîche en terrasse dans un environnement calme et agréable

Mediocre pub. There are better ones all around. However if you are someone who likes dogs, then this place should absolutely be avoided. They hate them. They don’t allow them inside. They ‘allow’ them outside (on the pavement which they don’t own!) until 5pm. I arrived with my lovely little doggie, perfectly behaved but thirsty and not only could I not get a drink for my dog, I was told I couldn’t stay either as a result and had to leave. I had planned to meet friends. I’m glad they lost my business. I would never go back ever (with or without my dog). Anyone slightly like minded should consider finding a different spot locally (there are many) and giving their business to a different establishment. Dreadful experience at a dreadful place with dreadful staff. There is so much better around. You don’t have to look far.

One of the best pubs I have been in! As a real ale fan there was a choice of six and the ones we had were in perfect condition. The staff were friendly and service excellent. I wish more pubs could be like this one and I will return another time. Food mainly pies but we enjoyed our food too. Brilliant place with unusual interior and three tables outside.

Stopped here for drinks on way back to Marylebone Station. Sat outside at the front of the pub in the glorious sun watching life go by. Very friendly staff and good service.

Visited with a group of supporters. We were made very welcome and the member of staff who served us was very friendly, cheerful and helpful.

What an excellent traditional pub. The pies were splendid as was all the food and the staff lovely. Highly recommend!!!

Very friendly pub just off Baker Street. Food is pie, mash, minty peas. We tried two of the festive specials. Lovely. Good beer.

Another ideal pub for real ale before getting the tube from baker St to Wembley Park tube.Also good pre-match meeting place as Wembley is poor for pubs

We had just had dinner and wanted a drink before going back to our hotel. It is an unpretentious pub, with a great range of beer, whiskeys and gins. It also has quaint little booths if you want to eat or drink in privacy. What was nice about the pub was that it was laid back and was more like a local pub. Not full of suits or tourists, just normal people. The staff were friendly and helpful. The drinks were average prices for London, buy what a selection! The pub was also not to noisy (It was around 2045). Most pubs in Marylebone are more like wine bars. so if you want to visits a more traditional pub, This is ideal. I lived in Marylebone for over 25 years and it has less of a community feel and is more a rich persons playground. The Barley Mow took me back to what it used to be like!

My other half always visits this pub when he comes to Marylebone so I was really looking forward to being there myself.We visited Saturday 4/5/19 having arrived by train from Banbury on the weekend that Euston was shut making a normally easy journey quite stressful as we had the dog with us....So came out of the station, a bit frazzled, but looking forward to a lovely drink in a great London pub we walked to Dorset St. We were somewhat taken aback that having asked the staff they said they were NOT dog friendly...... So nevermind but as the other half was really keen to have a pint, and it wasn't too cold, we said we'd sit on one of the garden benches outside the front of the pub. Imagine our surprise, annoyance and a bit of disbelief when they told that the 2 benches OUTSIDE on the pavement were not dog friendly either!!!!!Needless to say I can't review the drinks or food as I wasn't allowed to try any!!!!!

Good selection of beers & nice interior. Sadly this interior also houses a bit of a biff with zero talent for dealing with his customers! The manager really drags this place & the staff down. His high & mighty attitude just adds insult to injury

Probablemente no sea el mejor lugar para llevar a tu esposa en una cita nocturna. a ella y a mí realmente nos gustó el pub, desafortunadamente el gerente tiene un terrible problema de actitud. Posiblemente el publicano más rudo que he conocido. ¡No puedo creer que todavía tenga trabajo! . Mi esposa estaba tan disgustada y conmocionada con su actitud y las habilidades de la gente en general que ni siquiera terminamos nuestra bebida. Nunca volveré. .

historic old london pub with lots of potential but unfortunately run by a salaried shi thouse.no customer,client or social skills.he's obviously in the wrong job

Este sería un pub muy bueno, pero, lamentablemente, está dirigido por un terrateniente sin humor y con el carácter de un squib húmedo. Nunca lo he visto sonreír y, desafortunadamente, la actitud parece correr a través del resto de su personal, uno o dos. Éramos locales, pero estamos adoptando nuestra costumbre en otros lugares. Él realmente está en el negocio equivocado. Cómo se sale con la suya con pretender trabajar en una industria basada en servicios me supera. Ve a otro lugar, hay muchos pubs en la zona que te quitan el dinero con una sonrisa. Este tipo claramente necesita buscar en otra parte para ganarse la vida. Él no tiene una pista.

Encontré este pub mientras buscaba en otro lugar. Era una tarde fría, pero la bienvenida fue cálida. Buena selección de cervezas y licores. El lunes fue día de pastel y pinta. . . . Beber virtualmente gratis. ¡Prima! ! Teníamos pastel festivo y puré recomendado por el personal y fue fabuloso. Justo lo que se necesitaba después de un ajetreado día alrededor de Londres

Oxford streetから少し入った所にあるどこにでもあるパブ。買い物に疲れたらビールで一休みするにはいいかも。

Visitó ayer por la tarde con nuestros dos niños (12 y 15). Me dijeron que no se permiten niños menores de 18 años en cualquier lugar de las instalaciones en las noches. Así que sugiero que no visita/reservar si tienes cualquiera de menos de 18 años en su grupo. Lástima, ya que eran informativas para una gran cena familiar esta noche. Estamos en el Wigmore en su lugar.

La visita de un concurrido Sábado para ver el Barrio de final de la copa del mundo. Muy concurrida, sin embargo el personal del bar se las arregló bastante bien.

Este es uno de los muchos pubs de estilo irlandés con mucha madera oscura y muchas selecciones de cerveza. Inicialmente nos sentábamos dentro pero parecía que no había flujo de aire, así que salimos. Solo hay unos pocos lugares para sentarse afuera pero hay un estante si quieres pararte. Nuestro servidor fue amable y servicial.

You don't find snugs (private booths) in modern pubs anymore...a real throwback to a different era which helps add authenticity to this traditional pub located just off Baker St. Add to that friendly staff and a good selection of beers, and what's not to like!

cool people, a little bit off the beaten track - a pleasure 3 minutes from Selfridges - worthwile the walk

Pequeño pub tradicional encantador en el corazón de Londres. Cualquier cosa llamada Barley Mow en el centro de una gran ciudad vale la pena explorar y esta definitivamente. Buena selección de cervezas. 15 diferentes maltas individuales y un menú maravillosamente variado de pasteles, además de un especial diario que fue Lamb Shanks para 10. 50 cuando lo visitamos Es una lástima que nos contrataron en un restaurante cercano ya que había mucho en el menú BM para tentarnos.

Sólo un rápido almuerzo en un pub durante la visita a la oficina de Londres de volar. Perfecto sin tener que batallar con el pub tradicional y personal servicial. El bistec y puré tarta de riñón y magnífica - exactamente lo que el doctor. Pero lo que sobre y dónde están los flanes? Hubiese sido bueno que se complementa con una fruta y flan (o ruibarbo) a seguir. Sólo para terminar una gran comida de pub viernes a mediodía. No es una queja; es solo una sugerencia.

Este solía ser uno de los pubs que iría para el almuerzo y después del trabajo cuando trabajaba en años hace Baker Street. El lugar no ha cambiado mucho desde que estuve allí la última. Bonito lugar antiguo con unos cubículos separados si quieres estar lejos de la zona principal. Buena selección de cervezas.

Bon établissement très jolie déco intérieure

Un típico bar inglés, con variedad de cervezas tiradas y una carta de comida breve que se sirve relativamente rápido y con una calidad mas que aceptable.

Encontramos este por casualidad antes comimos en el restaurante al lado de la puerta original tagines. También tiene un restaurante italiano el otro lado así ubicación ideal. Era acogedor, la comida y el vino eran cervezas, el personal era agradable, y fue hermoso encontrar un pub que es un pub con asientos de altura. Soy pequeño y no consigue llegar a la muy taburetes altos pubs parecen favorecer en la actualidad. Teníamos entró en el mundo, y salimos muy contentos de aleta y la cebada Mow. ¡Volveremos!

Popped in to check this place out after visiting Long Tall Sally round the corner, what a find! Great selection of ales and the top shelf full of fab whiskies. We sat in one of the booths which was really snug.

Ir en el pub mientras estaba luchando con control esposa aparcamiento todo por teléfono le permite volver a metros. Ninguna en el pedir bebidas pub todo bien. El personal del bar donde las cimas. Lo suficientemente chat para ayudar al pasar el tiempo. Una buena visita debe ir. . . . . . . . . . . .

Es relativamente difícil encontrar un buen pub sirve buena ale en el centro de Londres. Probablemente es por qué el Barleymow suele estar muy concurrido, lleno de gente disfrutando de la selección regularmente de cervezas bien cuidados. Bomba clips adornan las paredes y son testimonio de la volumen de cerveza este lugar sirve a sus clientes.

Londoni utam első kocsmája. Belépve csalòdás, büdös, koszos, kicsi. Guiness sör amiért betértem, épp nem volt kaphatò. Ginger beert kòstoltam Hawkes a neve, az nagyon finom, más pozìtivuma nincs a helynek. Egy sültkrumplit szerettem volna enni, az sem volt. Pubokban alap pedig.

Sjarmerende og liten pub med MASSE historie i veggene. Og av nyere historie så sies det at The Beatles vanket en del her. Man kan sitte i små båser og nyte en av de mange Ales som de serverer.

With its heritage 'listed building' status interior, this is a delight for historic travellers. Check out the unique booths! We had the lunch time panini which was very good and arrived in good time for a busy Friday. The selection of real ales really makes this a must visit pub while in London.

We went looking for a neighborhood place and founded in this place. The atmosphere is casual and food is delicious. The shepherd's pie was amazing. About 3:30 p.m. the place started filling with locals having a drink before going home.

Called into the Barley Mow as it is a home from home pub. Quiet (unusually) on the night I was here, but a good range of beers on offer, and had a decent selection of whiskies to choose from. Would definitely visit again when down his way.

Bon pub de quartier pour boire une bière.Pub assez petit, pas beaucoup de place assise, le mieux venir tôt !Il y a des box priver, il faut réserve.

Cold Tues night in Feb and still crowded! Staff friendly but getting to the bar not easy with locals (?) with their elbows out. Basically it's a small character filled pub popular with the after work crowd. Difficult to relax if you don't get a seat!

My friends and I stumbled upon this place while we were walking around London. We stopped in for dinner and a pint. There was plenty of room at the bar, as well as a lot of seating for dinner.The menu was made up of basic England pub fare- Fish & Chips, Meat Pies, Bangers & Mash, sandwiches... Our food came out very quickly after we ordered it, so it had to be somewhat pre-made. I seemed to enjoy my Steak & Ale Pie a little more than my friends enjoyed their Fish & Chips. It was okay, not great. The bar was nice and the bartenders/servers were friendly! Nothing fancy, but definitely worth stopping in for a drink if you're in the area. They did have a nice selection of beer on tap.

We stopped for lunch getting a high table easily at 1245, and chose a pastrami burger with delicious sweet potato chips (best I've ever had) and a pie. Both were very much as pictures in menu, and particularly good and the staff were very friendly and helpful. Price was acceptable average London not Mayfair which was another pleasant surprise. We had two drinks and the total was £30.58.

This is a very basic, very friendly, very cosy neighbourhood pub. It has a great selection of draught beers and lagers and pretty much everything else that you'd expect in a pub. It claims to be the oldest pub in Marylebone and has some very unusual features. Definitely worth dropping in if you are in the area.

It's a really nice pub, with nice staff. If you want a really nice, old school english pub: go the the Barley Mow!

Near Baker Street a pub that attracts local office workers for lunch but also would appear to have a good number of regulars. Staff extremely friendly and the food very good - my wife had a nicely spiced chilli con carne and I had a substantial home made pie. Several cask ales all kept in very good condition.Highly recommended if you need a quick bite at lunchtime

Un emplacement au calme, un pub très traditionnel, un excellent accueil et une nourriture fraîche et particulièrement copieuse avec un bon choix de bière.Que demander de plus pour une halte entre deux shoppings. Je recommande également pour son rapport qualité prix.

I arrived before opening time but the friendly staff allowed me to have a seat and a look at the paper while they got ready to properly open the doors. A great relief for an old man whose walking stick was feeling the effects of a bit of a route march to get there. Nothing was too much trouble for either of the barmen and although the Merlot was not 100% (I cannot drink beer these days much to my regret) all my companions said the various beers on offer were excellent. Who goes to a proper pub to drink wine I ask myself and therefore have no complaint. I'm sure that if I became a regular (which distance precludes) they would make sure the wine would be perfect. If I survive another year I'll be here again unless I get an excuse to visit a bit earlier.

We visited this traditional English pub on a busy, Saturday night and it was mostly filled with locals watching the football match. This pub has an Incredible location just steps away from Oxford street, but offers a quiet retreat in beautiful Mayfair. Friendly and attentive staff throughout the night - definitely order two portions of their onions rings - and a really cozy atmosphere. The next morning I realised I had left my Rayban sunglasses where we were sitting! I feared they were gone for good. I called them straight away and they said they had found them and would wait for me to collect them (UNHEARD of in central London!). This pub and more importantly, its employees are gems!

We happened into this place. Their fish and chips were great- really crispy and a great way to start our London journey. A bbq pork sandwich was delicious as well. We'd recommend this pub.

Randomly walked into this place after lunch and it turned out to be fantastic! One of the bartenders took the time to write down pub recommendations that the locals enjoys including the proper way to order. The bartenders also gave me a lesson in beer terminology along with free samples. I can't say enough positive things about this place except that you should definitely visit!

We stopped for lunch at this pub, the beer was good, service good, food awful! Avoid ordering steakburger, (frozen patty the slaw not fresh) and fishburger(not much fish, mostly batter and old lettuce thrown together), i would assume from our experience other food would be similar.

Small pub with a very good reputation -- the oldest pub in Marylebone. Service is friendly and cheerful. We chose to sit at one of the booths facing the bar. Good selection of "pub food", written on a blackboard behind us. Nice choice of ales. This pub has a wonderful ambience that one rarely finds, amidst the modern office buildings and residences!

Traditional London pub of the sort still to be found tucked away in the streets North of Oxford Street. Good choice of well kept ales. Wood panelling and booths. Staff a bit distracted on a quiet Monday evening, but perfectly friendly once you got their attention. Welcoming atmosphere.

Небольшой паб с типичным выбором напитков: европейское пиво и неплохой выбор элей и стандартный выбор коктелей. По вечерам довольно весело. Две вещи, которые отличают этот паб от других: очень красивый красный, высокий фасад (надо смотреть днем) и есть кабинки примыкающие к барной стойке: сидите закрытые с трех сторон и в тоже время за барной стойкой - интересный вариант.

Me and my boyfriend found this pub by chance and it's a lovely little pub. The staff were friendly and the drinks were reasonably priced. I will definitely be coming here more often!

What a lovely little pub tucked back off Oxford Street. Found it by accident and really liked the atmosphere. Was there earlyish on a Thursday night (5.45pm) so not overcrowded. Lovely glass of Chardonnay.

Great Pub selling real ales. Also serving Thai food and very good quality and value at that.There is 2 for £10.00 menu includes a starter and main course.

We have visited this pub on our last three visits to London. They have a good choice of ales and consistent, excellent, friendly service. We had dinner here almost every night. Their meals are fresh, tasty and good value. It can get a little crowded on game nights, but we always found a seat.

Really lovely pub, with a changing selection of interesting ales. Staff are always friendly and the pub does great chilli at lunch. No cocktails though.

Norhernbard cannot be about this Barley Mow which is not a carvery and not in Chiswick! Dorset St Barley mow a great little traditional pub, good music frindly people and great ales (good cider too).

Great historic pub with ice cold beer. great indian restaurant recommended by the staff round the corner on chiltern show the staff know what they are talking about

Wonderful old world decor in immaculate condition. What this westerner imagined a pub should look like only better. Cold beer and good food on a Rainy night in London. Just what the doctor ordered.