Golden Eagle in City of London, Westminster

A little gem hidden in the street. I call this as a classic London city tradition pub. Good beers on offer and great staff. Great service. Love the big windows. I choose this place because of its red striking colour and I really adore it because love colours😍

Remarkably unfriendly welcome. 3 friends go out for a drink after an early finish. 2 are well established in the area. 1 has a folding bicycle, which I planned to stay outside with. We were met at the door by a tall man who said that no bikes were allowed in. We agreed and the other 2 went in. While inside another member of staff told me I couldn't keep the bike outside either. This bike is less than 10kg and less than 60x60x30cm. We were refused a second drink. The coachmakers pub across the road was much more welcoming. I would highly recommend giving The Golden Eagle a miss.

Lovely pub for day drinking on a monday. You've got a great view to a ribbon and hat store across the street if you decide to take the beers/aperol spritz outside like we did. We were there for 5-6 hours and had a good time, until we got told to "get a move on" because we were there for to long i guess. Yeah sure we yelled at some pigeons for approaching us, and were singing the chorus to "Morning Train (Nine to Five) 30-40 times, but surely that's no reason to throw some tourists out on the streets is it? Nevertheless we enjoyed our time there, and we will be back, and we will be there longer and singing 10x louder. Cheers

What a fun welcoming pub to pop into, or so I thought, we hadn’t been there for long when we met Sam, the security guard, our visit went from enjoyable to being intimidating and uncomfortable, telling one of our party they shouldn’t have another drink, for no reason whatsoever other than to be unreasonable, it was early in the evening and for us, was just getting started. He then proceeded to follow our husbands into the pub to make raised eyebrows to another member of staff, this was also intimidating, and , as he intended, to make sure we knew he was “watching us”. This kind in behaviour is not acceptable. His intentions were clear, to exert his power in any which way and make us feel privileged that he “let” us be there. I will not tolerate this kind of behaviour. It is unacceptable, we are all human beings living in a country with the same morals and rights. I was a paying customer, I was not a criminal. I was not causing any trouble, being intimating or being in any which way unreasonable. I just wanted a beer. I will move on, I will scroll past, to the next pub for sure…

I am 50 years old and I have never been refused an entry or a drink in my life, until I came to The Golden Eagle! The reason: somebody from my School of Philosophy, which is just around the corner from the pub, had a folded bike! That was our sin, a group of highly educated, middle age professionals, who have just finished a philosophy class, and wanted to have a pint before we go home, were refused to be served, because one of us had a foldable bike. The person with the bike actually left the pub, but the two young, arrogant, self-entitled gentlemen still refused to serve the rest of the group, saying: "How do I know that you are not going to take the drink out and give it to the person with the bike!" It was the most absurd pub experience I have ever had! Probably illegal too!

We were wandering around Marylebone looking for a pub and luckily managed to find seats in this place which we have walked passed literally hundreds of times but have never been inside. They had an interesting choice of beers and cider on draught. This is a friendly and traditional small cosy pub. Prices weren't too expensive.

So I’m on my Xmas crawl again. This pub won’t win the friendly award but it’s a nice old pub. Needed another staff member really so waited a while and I was next to be served 😬. The Xmas ale came to 5.60. It’s about 50p more than last year. That’s the way of it. Last year I found a few pubs under a fiver but this year under six will be a result. Bit of a small pub.

Lovely part of the world but plenty other pubs to chose from. Typical London pub, bit small inside but I guess in the winter it's cosy. They do however have some standing pavement space outside but step over the line, beyond the rope and angry barman no.2 will be on your case. Barman no.1 is the most miserable bar tender I've encountered in over 40 years of going to pubs. I was genuinely shocked at just how miserable these people could be.

Lovely little pub with someone playing the piano and everyone singing along. Just popped in on way home and met the lovely Gary (barman) from Edge Hill in Liverpool. He couldn’t believe we knew it but our Dad was from there - we were the first people to know it. Great barman.

Whilst queueing for a local restaurant, popped in here to get some take out beers. Brilliant that they do this. Popped back in for another once we finished out meal. Decent beers on tap, nice little Old Pub

I go here every year on my West End pub crawl at Crimbo. I got a Christmas ale for £5.10. Not to bad just getting over my under a fiver in London high mark I would give for this year. Not to bad a price all the same. There should be 4 casks on but two were off. Not a great start but the ale I had was nice. The thing I noticed mainly was the lack of any sort of emotion, friendliness from the Barman/bar manager/Landlord? Friendliness means a lot to me being on my own. Happy Christmas!!!! so only 2 star!

A great little find. Friendly staff and a great little place. Good to see a traditional little pub like this in the heart of London.

We were eating locally and had time for a pre dinner drink so popped in here. This is a very pleasant small old fashioned pub that had a nice IPA but unusually no cider on draft.

The beer and decor were fine but the bar staff/management were so rude. The manager asked a woman sat near me to leave as she’d apparently drank too much. Yes she was a bit ‘tipsy’ but causing no trouble. No need for “I’d like you to leave”. My friends and I weren’t made to feel welcome at all and we were sober.

Beer is nice, pub looks nice but staff, what a bunch of cocks, dont know how to talk to customers or make people feel welcone would rather cut my foreskin off qirg a rusty stanley knife

The landlord, staff and 'bouncer' dont understand the concept of hospitality. There are better and far more welcoming alternative pubs to go to.

Un pub petit mais sympathique. On y retrouve l’ambiance typiquement anglaise. Il est dommage que des clients avinés et visiblement anti français nous aient cherché querelle. Merci au personnel de nous avoir défendu.

Very good selection of well kept beers and excellent Guinness. Friendly staff and this pub is immaculate. We took some Danish friends and they loved the British beers too. A very well kept pub.

I like this pub but went on Monday and was served our drinks in plastic glasses. Large bloke behind the jump was big of a grump as well. Plenty better within a very short walk.

Not understanding hospitality really... pub is a place to enjoy and have fun.. while still having half of our beers we were informed that we will not be able to buy more drinks (though we were not going to) by the ‘bodyguard’. Even if you find somebody intoxicated there are more pleasant ways to kick people out, like when they want to buy more 🤔 just wondering. Was one of my fav places in Marylebone but I am not coming back because it was an embarrassing experience. Sorry guys. Table service equals kindness

Another bad place with a poor liquor yet pricey selection and rude staff with a lot of attitude. Really not recommended, while there are much better places with a much better service right across the road on Marylebone lane.

Wonderful olde public house along with low ceilings dates back to 1600 ISH. Live free piano singslong a few nights a week, great social bar and very friendly

Esto se encuentra en la esquina del carril Marylebone y está lleno cinco noches a la semana durante las nochesSin comida, ? aperitivosNoches de pianoMuy pequeña. Buena cerveza.Dos excelentes miembros del equipo del bar y un tipo muy extraño que lucha por sonreír o hablar más allá de una orden de bar. .Pocas mesas y espacio de pie alrededor de la sala no en el bar.Baños muy limpios subiendo un tramo de escaleras. No hay instalaciones para discapacitados.Vale la pena visitarlo para sentir la sensación de un pub británico tradicional

Nice enough pub situated just of Marylebone High Street, a few minutes walk from Oxfords Street, Small for London, it is a friendly pub, clean neat ant tidy and welcoming, Prices typical for the area. Gets very busy, good selection os drinks.

Such a shame as we were just thinking what a nice pub this was as we are not from the area. We were not even greeted upon entry and the barman made very rude snotty comments since I needed to use the toilet.Absoloutely disgusting way to speak to people staff obviously need training on how to talk to people. We will certainly not reccomend this place

Fish and chips delicious, a good quantity of types of beers, confortable place, cozy. In my opinion needs to get better in their services to clients

He estado viniendo aquí por lo que parecen años de burros, es simplemente un gran pub de Londres con todos los adornos que lo acompañan. Genial para sentarse dentro y ver al personal experimentado hacer lo suyo o pararse afuera y ver pasar la vida de Marylebone. Llevé a algunos colegas estadounidenses allí la otra noche y les encantó. ¡Incluso los hizo beber London Pride! Lo recomiendo como un lugar de visita obligada.

De golden eagle is een echte engelse pub. Wij waren hier als enige toeristen en hebben ons goed vermaakt. De pints smaakte goed en waren goed te betalen. En op vrijdag wordt er ook live gezongen in de pub. De pub sluit zoals vrijwel elke pub in Londen wel al om 23:30uur.

Located behind the The Marylebone Hotel, the Golden Eagle is a great place to pop in and have a pint or two in a old-fashioned english pub

Just popped in to enjoy a beer at the outside after dinner. Popular, small and nice pub, good beer and a nice area.

We went into this friendly little pub in Marylebone Lane, 25 years after last entering its hallowed portals. Nothing seemed to have changed, thankfully. A cosy atmosphere, piano nights, everything the same, thank God!! We will be back!!

Service was slow meal was warm and undercooked. I like my steak well done but when I cut it the red meat was not what my eyes wanted to see. Ruined our anniversary meal. Did not even have a dessert.

バーテンダーは信じられない程無愛想でしたが、伝統的なパブと言った雰囲気。12時に締まります。11時半になるとバーテンダーが鐘を鳴らし閉店を告げます。

Marylebonin alueella, mukava paikka, jonne on helppo tulla. Ystävällinen henkilökunta ja hyvä valikoima oluita. Suosittelen :)

This bar has big potential but the bartenders are awful with terrible attitudes. There are many better places in marylebone. Skip this one

Whats not to like. Staff charming as were the other customers. Highly recommended ! Very convenient for all sorts of lovely shops !

人気店が多くあるメリルボーンレーンに位置します。小さいパブですが、小綺麗で、蝶ネクタイを身に着けたウェイターさんが迎えてくれました。品揃えはその他のパブと変わりありませんが、店内の重厚な雰囲気が良いです。地下のトイレもきれいで驚きました。お昼時はビジネスマンOLなどで混雑してます。そして、席数も少ないですが、ブリティッシュパブ初心者の方にも入りやすいと思います。

When in London we call here before Lunch/Dinner! It is a good friendly pub in an excellent Location. Atmosphere always good and yesterday was no exception! Happy to recommend and looking forward to our next visit!

We went as a group from work last week and were sent a series of visual daggers from the barman every time we had the temerity to ask for more ice in our lukewarm drinks. I know its hot, I know you might be busy (which really shouldn't be a surprise on a Friday afternoon/ evening), but that doesn't excuse blatant ignorance and rudeness by one bar staff member in particular who reacted like I'd shot his dog when I simply requested more than one ice cube in a drink. Its hot: BUY ICE BEFOREHAND, its not rocket science.

Took a client here for lunch, and an excellent choice it proved to be. The menu was extensive, the food plentiful and the value excellent. The drinks were well priced, and the staff friendly. I would certainly use this place again.

Great little pub situated off Oxford Streer,Small and friendly, but het there early at the weekend as it does getvery busy, standing room only

Wirklich hübsches Pub! Waren zum wiederholten Mal am Nachmittag da. Draussen stehen, Ale trinken, Leute beobachten, was will man mehr? Marylebone ist ein wirklich schönes Viertel. Das Pub ist ruhig gelegen, gleichzeitig ist genügend los. Ideal!

Conocí a un amigo aquí antes de la cena. Dos de los 5 and bitters" fuera y otros dos eran muy plana y rancio. La artesanía lager estaba bien, pero nada especial. El barman estaba más interesado en su móvil un camarero más agradable llegamos más tarde. No volveremos. Los asientos son limitados

Not changed much in years and a rarity in having no hot plated food offering.Only bar snacks such as crisps.Warm and friendly atmosphere and chatty clientel.An oasis to be nurtured and a good change from the misplaced need to always provide food..

Just a few blocks up from Oxford St. and east of Selfridge's, this pub is a welcome place to have a pint. Nice selection of hand-pulled ales. Seating is limited, so maybe plan for a midday stop if you want to have a good chance of grabbing a seat. Oh, and there's a piano to bang on, if you have a mind.

A small pub with lots of wood and etched glass. The service was brisk and efficient, though I did feel that I was distinctly second to the cigarette and mobile phone. However all is forgiven for the quality of the beer. The London Pride was superb, and just one of an interesting looking selection of cask ales. Well worth seeking out.

Cayó en la aquí en oportunidad un sábado por la noche. Sirvieron un buen pinta de orgullo de Londres, pero el precio de brandy de mi esposa y soda casi me hizo sentir náuseas. Si regresamos, ella tendrá que beber agua, creo. El camarero/propietario podría hacer con un poco de un transplante de personalidad, aunque para ser justo él me dijo adiós con un adiós alegre cuando nos fuimos- tal vez debería mirar hacia adentro. . .

This place is great. Never any trouble and always has the Christmas decorations up on display. Really enjoy stopping by for a quick pint.

This is a real old-fashioned pub in a great location. There is a great selection of beers and the guest butter was well-kept and just as it should be. Guest ales are changed regularly. We did not have food there so can only comment on the atmosphere (very pleasant; not unduly noisy but lively nonetheless). I believe that there is live music on certain nights: best check in advance if you wish to attend or to avoid. Highly recommended despite somewhat ambitious pricing - £10.75 for a pint and a single G&T;.

Este pub es todavía un pequeño tesoro en el centro de Londres - muy pocos propiamente dicho, pubs tradicionales ingleses hoy en día, pero sin duda este es uno de ellos.

Entorno encantador en el corazón de Marylebone y una gran selección de cervezas Fullers. Después de los restaurantes que rodean el Eagle precioso pulido sólo para tomar una copa tranquila civilizado. Personal amable y un buen viejo pub de moda!

El Golden Eagle es uno de mis favoritos pubs londres - tiene un ambiente encantador y pintoresco, respaldados por una cerveza y ale. Si puedes, ve en una de sus noches cantando, que ocurren tres veces a la semana (creo que fuimos un viernes) con un pianista. Mi único consejo es que ya en el bar es pequeño y recibe (muy acertadamente, en mi opinión! ) lleno. Un auténtico y pub en el centro de Londres, este es un hallazgo que no puedo dejar de volver una y otra vez!

Un gran pub y un personal muy amable, detrás del bar. Pero, no hay comida, incluyendo una gran selección de cerveza mi favorito local brew" Londres orgullo". Volveré.

Gran personal muy amable, un pub bien cantar un par de noches a la semana. No hay comida, pero una cerveza. Volveremos.

ci siamo fermati per una birra. Bella atmosfera, ambiente giovane. Gentili e disponibili.Ottima scelta di birre

In London you may easily find english pub serving all the same food and the same cask ales. This place is different. Furnitures; sofas and an interesting selection of cask ales and beers will drive you back to real England. No food is served but for a break during the day or a night out this could be a nice place to come

Standard London Pub, limited space inside so most people end up outside (ok if its not raining)Beers selection was poor, London Pride was good but the other bitters on offer were both low quality, I cant remember when I last left a half finished pint as i wasnt enjoying it!

Visited this lovely pub a couple of times on a recent visit to London. Draught beer extremely well kept. Great atmosphere.

War abends auf nen schnelles Bier da. Punkt 11 kam die Glocke zum Last Order. Nettes Publikum. Zum Essen kann ich nichts sagen.

Determined to get off the tourist trap, my wife and I headed back a few streets from Oxford street (not far) on our day trip to the smoke and found this gem. Would love to come here one of the evenings when the piano is out. Well kept beer. One bar that's it. A great experience. Please give me a helpful vote if you found this useful

Good location, great beers, amazing ambience and simply the best! this is one of the finest pubs i have been to in my life. nothing tacky, facilities all excellent, traditional and old fashioned without the "worn look" that many places pride themselves.very dedicated owner. whereever you are in london, this place is worth the trip!10 out of 10. please keep up the great work!

Came with a group of 6. Had some typical beers, very nice place, good music and people were fairly nice.I recommend anybody that is looking for the British pub experience.

Been many times but Gary is the most miserable, down-beat barman I have ever come across! So many poor comments from the customers but someone has to wake up the owners and say PLEASE get shot of this guy!! Dreadful

This is a beautiful small old school pub with friendly bar staff who know how to pull a pint. The beer was excellent quality. No food though which is a shame.

I just went here for a couple of pints with some friends before going on for a meal nearby. This is a great pub with a good selection of very well kept bitters. It was packed inside so we had to stand out in the cold but service was great considering how busy they were. Highly recommended for good beer!

If you want a real taste of London, this place will give it to you... one pint at a time. The barman looks like his wife committed suicide the night before and his children have terminal diseases (genuinely hope that's not true, by the way). He epitomises glum - which makes the experience all the more genuine. Good range of beers, fair prices... and a piano, which they give a good thumping every now and then.

Really cool pub to hang in for a pint or two. In an area near good restaurants. Bit small so try to grab a seat quickly. Get a pint of London Pride.

Toller Pub um auf dem Weg noch ein Bier zu trinken ... Freundliches Personal gute Bierauswahl. Gerne wieder...

Small antique pub with comfortable seating. Good draught Peroni and cider and choice of wine by the glass. Excellent crisps. Friendly service and congratulations on no canned music.

Es pequeño pero atienden muy bien, y tienen casi todos los días un pianista (Tony 'Fingers') que hace que muchos parroquianos se animen a cantar como si estuvieran en cualquier aldea de la campiña inglesa o irlandesa. Cuando el tiempo aguanta todo el mundo está en la calle: hace esquina y las calles a las que das son prácticamente peatonales. Para disfrutar de una buena cerveza o un buen whisky, a precio moderado. No dan de comer.

I could have danced all night..... Lovely atmosphere nice people. The entertainment is the best in London

Visit this pub with friends who had told me how good it was. An expectation was therefore set and it fell well short. The staff were miserable and not customer friendly. We ordered Gin and Tonics which they clearly had no idea how to serve, When I asked for more ice I was told I couldn't have any as they didn't have much left. Would have left if it wasn't for my friends and gone and found somewhere that looked after there customers and knew how to serve a proper G&T.

Was in town to meet my friends, one ball and others. Called in for a few pints before we went to a burger joint next door. Very happy with the Ale available as it has a few Fullers on the pump. Will be back

I'm a keen user of characterful pubs in London with good beer so I approached the Golden Eagle with eager anticipation. The pub is famous for its pianist and sing-alongs - a great concept.The first shock was the dismal barman. Sure, many pubs have a cantankerous landlord which can be fun; but this bloke was plain rude and made buying a drink an ordeal. Was he deaf, or did he just like to ask you irritably to repeat everything twice? Did he deliberately not fill up the glass? He certainly did so consistently.The second shock was the price - £4.65 for a pint of London Pride in June 2016. That's amongst the highest prices I've ever paid for a pint in London. It tasted OK but not great; and the half-inch empty at the top made it worse value still. Having been subject to misery ordering the drink, I didn't bother asking for a top-up - perhaps that's what they want.The sing-along I experienced, on a Friday, was OK; several regulars turned up who seemed to know the pianist, and had a bit of a sing. But during out stay from around 8.30 to 9.30 the number of singers never rose above two or three, and both volume and atmosphere were underwhelming. No doubt this varies by night; one guy told us that Tuesdays were better.For: the idea of reviving pub sing-alongs is a good one and a potential pulling factor.Against: treating customers badly isn't funny or entertaining.

I went to the Golden Eagle for a drink last night and what a delight it was. This pub is traditional in every way, the décor, the barman (all wearing shirts and ties), the drinks, the entertainment etc. I love that this quaint establishment is still family run and that you are served immediately at the bar by the 3 guys. To our delight, on Thursday nights there is a guy who comes and plays the piano, playing all the old tunes as well as new. If you want a true authentic, 'old school' London experience then go to the Golden Eagle, you won't be disappointed!

Great little gem in the centre of London - so few proper, traditional English pubs nowadays but this is certainly one of them. Tucked away in the heart of Marylebone, The Golden Eagle is run by a very friendly family and have a good selection of beers and wine always available. Used to be a regular here - though sadly not anymore as have moved away, but still endeavour to get in there when I'm in the local area - and spent many an enjoyable night here. Highly recommend.

Nettes Pub, klein und gemütlich mit guter Theke, zum Essen kann ich leider nichts sagen aber für ein Feierabend Bier eine gute Alternative

Good profesional barmen,landlady on the ball clearing tables and making sure everything runs well.Full of young yuppie type chaps enjoying a few drinks after work,and paying a fortune to do so.We were waiting for "fingers" to start playing which he does three times a week,but at those prices i cant afford to dwell too long,so moved on

Having already experienced Betty the pianist at Normans coach & horses in Greek st soho who was like a loveable les Dawson we thought we'd try the Golden eagle Marylebone. The bar staff were excellent and very engaging. It had all the hallmarks of turning into one but unfortunately Tony fingers Pearson as they call him was miserable un engaging and spent all evening like he had just had a charisma by pass operation. There were some lovely people in from Gothenburg who we chatted to and were desperate to sing along to some abba but despite the song book having plenty available, short of telling them to get lost our man Tony's was having none of it. Apparently American pie was also too dreary even for him. To add insult to injury and the lady from Gothenburg had her bag stolen. Give me the magnificent Betty at the coach & horses any day. Needless to say I won't be returning.

Comfy and friendly pub, yes the beer is expensive, £4.50 for a pint of Tribute, but given the area of London it's in that isn't really surprising.

The beer was good, as was our vegetarian curry, but the greasy fish is best avoided. Get a seat near the fire if the weather's cold.

Been here before and loved it so whilst in town made a beeline for this great little London pub my two sons and my brother in law On arrival greeted by a real misery behind the bar and it did not get any better £4.50 a pint !!!!! Tribute What we got was four pints of shitte flat beer we we return no a chance

This is a little pub hidden away. It looks great from outside but even nicer inside. With a lovely wooden bar, carpets, plenty of seating and nice areas to stand. The staff are very friendly, but not over the top, and they have done a sterling job with the Christmas decoration. They also have a great mulled wine. Just a great place to enjoy a relaxing moment. Congrats to all the staff.

This is a nice old pub and one of the few places in London that supplies a pianist for a good old ding dong (sing along) but seating is limited, the stools so low that my legs cramped, the bathroom smells horrid. Some of the staff was less than enthusiastic and I would have liked just a few more options on tap. Seemed a little pricey compared to other pubs as well.

Stopped in for a drink after spending the day shopping on Oxford street and was delighted to find this amazing little pub. Great beer and great staff you will no be disappointed. Traditional in every way! cant recommend this place enough!!

Old English style pub, but so clean, tidy and well kept. A nice change! Tucked in a quiet corner behind Marylebone High Street.

Chanced upon this place after dinner on a Wed night and we were delighted to find HSB ale served there. We had a drink inside and it was pretty cosy. Apparently, there's a piano performance in the pub on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday nights from 830pm onwards. Do check out if you are around the area!

Pequeño, acogedor, muy inglés y nada de turístico bar en el que tocan piano (martes, jueves y viernes desde las 8 pm) y todos cantan canciones de The Beatles y similares. Nota: no aceptan niños.

Типичный английский паб, находится за Оксфорд стрит. Большая стойка и все-го несколько столиков, есть высокие стулья около стен. Обстановка типично английская, так как посетители в основном англичане, заходят выпить пинту другую с коллегами или друзьями. Работает всего один бармен. Неплохой выбор элей. Цены средние для Лондона