Pelt Trader in City of London, Westminster

Great hole-in-the wall spot with loads of beer options.

Pizzas are massive and really tasty.

Absolute bang up pub, only problem is the big buck hunter machine does not work

We were just in the area and just goggled craft beer and found this place. What a surprise. Much better than the pubs in the area. Decent range of beers if not outstanding. No sour beers on for example. But about 10 decent beers including 4 cask. Ok prices for area. Loved the pictures on the wall as my wife is Canadian so seeing the pelt trappers was fun. Nothing fancy in terms of décor but liked its simplicity. Would give it a 5 star if it had a slightly better range of beers but maybe we were just unlucky as no Hammerton on..

Fantastic venue for varied ales and ciders. Pizzas (stone baked) thoroughly recommended.

Excellent pizza even though it's not Rays???

This is my go to boozer in the City. Always a good selection of craft beers and lagers to keep everyone happy. Can get busy after work but calms down by about 7. Speedy service too. All round a winner!

The delicious pizzas on the menu were a delightful surprise, offering a perfect complement to the diverse drink options. However, the limited seating was a slight drawback, making it challenging to secure a table during peak hours. Despite this, the vibrant atmosphere and exceptional offerings make it a must-visit for beer and pizza enthusiasts willing to savor a cozy experience.

Another excellent sibling in the Euston Tap group. Always guaranteed to get 3 to 4 excellent cask beers plus numerous others on keg including one or two German lagers and wheat beers.

A young lady fell on the (not very clearly marked) stairs after purchasing two pints, tearing her leggings and bleeding from her knees and hands. Not only did the staff show no interest in helping, they unironically answered that she would have to pay again if she wanted two new pints. Appalling!

Drinks only. A great selection of draft beers and IPA's

Good selection of ales and lagers (foreign) no Foster’s or Carling. Well worth a look if you into beer. A well populated pub with city goers

Great beer, great pizza, what more could you want?

This is my favourite during/post work drinking place in the city. The pizza is addictive and incredible.

Great ranges of real ales, craft beers and ciders. Lovely simple concept with authentic stone baked pizzas. A little gem.

There’s nothing wrong with the pelt, it’s fine. Beer is decent and cheap, staff sound, it has a toilet and a deer shoot arcade machine. I occasionally attend.

...if you like pizza. Since the new manager came in, pizza even better, as is the beer. Great spot. R'ATT's favourite lunchtime venue. I go everyday.

I was in London visiting an exhibition at The Carpenters Hall; it concluded at 4:00pm leaving 3.5 hours before our train departed St. Pancras and my friend suggested we spend the time at The Pelt Trader. What a splendid idea! Not too busy at 4;45pm and we found a table to enjoy some good beer and a delicious large Meaty Pizza (think dustbin lid!). A very enjoyable experience good food, good beer, good service - what's not to like?!

Exceptional Pizza, sometimes quite a long wait which is bad at lunchtime, no problem in the evenings. Usually a good beer selection too. The place is pretty noisy and doesn't have much in the way of atmosphere but the pizza is so far above zizzi, PExpress etc that it doesn't really matter.

Not a bad place to go for an ale after work in the City. The bar (beneath Cannon Street Station) is cavernous and gloomy. But the compensation is the large selection of beers set at a decent price for the area. The beers do rotate although many are often from the same brewers (Harveys, Adnams, Burning Sky, Hammerton). Off the beaten track and preferable to many of the other pubs in the square mile.

Small non pretentious pub, nice germ in the City, with great choice of craft beers, and some of the best pizzas I’ve eaten outside of Italy

I visited with a party of ~20 people and saw 3 bartenders serving a crowd of at least a hundred, resulting in very long waits at the bar. Throughout the night, the bartenders' attitude struck me as exceptionally rude. I was first asked for my order, then shouted at to "wait" as the bartender finished up another task. Both I and another guest were (independently of each other) lectured on the need to say "please" when ordering beer, despite our demeanor being polite. All told, there were quite a few wtf moments. Having lived in London for 5 years, this is the first time I feel the need to go out of my way to write a bad review. Great pizza though.

The Pelt is a great little place, it sells massive thin pizza's which are great. They don't sell mainstream drinks therefore you can get some good beers, I definitely recommend the Black Lager. (Its like a normal lager but with a molasses type taste to it. Avoid the dried sausages on the bar as they are expensive for nothing really.

Close to Cannon Street Station and only about 400 metres from The Monument. Small bar with a few tables in a very basic setting. Range of excellently well kept real ales (at very reasonable prices) and craft beers. The menu is 12” or 18” pizzas. The staff were pleasant and also gave info on likely time for delivery to table. The very good pizzas came early and were delicious. I suspect this a marmite establishment. You either love it ( particularly beer drinkers) or hate it. I loved it and now I have found it will be visited again very soon.

I met a couple of mates here after work and it was packed full of people but the bar staff got through the queues very quickly. There’s a wide range of craft beers and ciders on tap that go down rather easily! Make sure you grab a pizza here too! It’s a little more New York due to its size, but once again it was delicious! Great place for a drink after work!

I reviewed this bar before and have since been in many times. I went in to wait for a friend and to have a quick pint. I chose a Pale ale from Burning Sky which I really enjoyed while watching people tucking into the huge 18" pizzas. Then I noticed the Imperial Stout from Dark Star, 10.5abv sold in 1/3 pint for £3. I had to go for it. Wow talk about a full bodied rich stout. Get in there quick I'm sure it won't be around long.

It's in an arch under Cannon Street station and the décor is industrial minimalist with few tables, but with beer as good as this, nobody seems to mind. Tea time sees a crowd drinking on the pavement outside as well as packing the inside. There is a fine selection of cask and keg beers, and for London the prices are very reasonable. The service was efficient and friendly. All in all, an excellent pub.

El Pelt Trader es un fantástico bar/pizzería. La pizza era probablemente el mejor que he probado en Londres aparte de ir a restaurantes italianos/familiar trattoria. En primer lugar, la masa era ligero y sabroso, de nuevo el mejor en Londres, Restaurantes italianos aparte. La pasta de tomate utilizada era auténtico y no amargo (a diferencia de las Cadenas) y la carne brillante. En resumen, delicioso. La pizza 12" fue más que satisfactorio. Un poco caro en £12 o £18 por 18", pero como siempre en la vida tienes que pagar por la calidad. No sé, como era mi primera visita, si alternan las coberturas en el día a día, pero me pareció que las opciones (unos 5 o 6), pero que un poco restrictivas es una queja muy pequeña. También para aquellos que prefieran un bocadillo a la hora del almuerzo puede ser la elección de un 10" sería bueno. En contraste, la selección de cervezas de artesanía fue sorprendente. Tenía una cerveza negra que estaba muy bien (se me olvidó el nombre), pero sin duda volveré a probar algunos de los otros en oferta. Recomiendo encarecidamente.

No hay muchos lugares que pueden impedir que dejar de comprobar que la competencia tiene para ofrecer, pero este no sólo eso! Qué fantástica selección de cervezas, en un entorno bastante original que es este lugar. Me alegraría volver la próxima vez en la zona, y no cometas el error de aventurarnos en otros lugares primero! Sigan con el buen trabajo!

Visitamos el viernes 16 de cervezas con mis colegas para cumpleaños, preciosa veranos caluroso día probablemente un poco demasiado caliente! Estaba ocupado por los trabajadores de la hora del almuerzo, pero aún así nos sirve bien, buena selección de cervezas a buen precio y la...

Gran lugar. Pero merece la pena muy concurrido los numeros de la excelente cerveza. Pizzas parecía bueno también. Altamente recomendado.

pelt trader is probably my favourite pubs in london because they keep it so simple.no decor whatsoever and they only have 2 products: really fresh ale and pizza.the only negative is that for some reason the pub is noisy even with a handful of people in there.

Pizza (artichoke, olive, and pesto) was fairly basic, but for a post-work snack it went down well. The beer drinkers in the group seemed very happy with the selection, and the overall atmosphere made it far more interesting than your usual pub. (Those taps!)

Been here a few times prior to catching the coach home. Never had a bad pint!! Would definitely recommend.

Went there with our team from work, ordered 6 huge pizzas. Proper thin crust and great taste variations. Recommended

The place looks very odd, being in an arch under Cannon Street station. But there's a wide selection of craft beers (and the prices are reasonable for central London), and the pizzas a good and tasty too.

The pizzas are huge and the prosecco and ale are plentiful. This is a regular haunt of ours which is perfect for a quick lunch or a long pizza infused afternoon. I would definitely recommend for either. Good service and prices.

Ok place nice beer but staff have a bit of an attitude. Toilets are more like a temporary festival campsite. I'm all for a rustic look and feel but this isn't up to city standard and it's not cheap either.

Good selection of beers and nice atmosphere. Friendly staff. We didn't eat, but heard positive things about this place. A bit away from the usual hustle, but worth a stop.

Nice place just behind Cannon Street station. We just had a few beers here but they do pizzas which looked decent. It really specialises in real ales, many from small breweries in London and some craft continental lagers. Not the sort of place if you tipple is mass produced rubbish. We had the N1 and Hurricane pale ales. They were very well kept and delicious. Definitely go if you like proper beer.

The pub has a good selection of english as well as international beers. Staff is great, you feel welcome and they serve you very quickly! Stopped by accident on my way to London Bridge, saw the crowd, took a look inside and grab a beer :)

This place is opposite the front doors of my old office. Started frequenting it for after work beers. Great selection of cask and lagers by the way. But I still meet up with my friends and former colleagues there at least once per month because, well, it's awesome. Mark is the most super friendly manager. Not open Saturday and Sunday (except private hire) and you better book a table if you want after-work pizza.❤️

The answer is quite a bit, but nothing to worry about here! The pizzas are generally very good and pretty consistent. (I eat here once a week) Good meats, nice cheese and some very nice flavor combinations. The beers are top draw, always a good selection to suit tastes, styles, %'s & £'s. I don't think I've had a bad pint here and find the staff are always on hand to make pretty confident recommendations. Service is friendly and attentive, the places does get very busy though so bare that in mind when planning lunch. Wed/Thurs are much better than Friday for example if you want to get in & out.

Essentially a craft beer pub serving premium brands from London and around the world. Lively atmosphere and superb beer making it a perfect after work meeting place and within a couple of minutes walk from Cannon Street station.

Can get really busy but the pizza is very good and fresh. Large selection of beers to suit all tastes. This is one of my favourite places for a drink and bite to eat after work in this area

We pop by Pelt Trader after work for some beers, pizza and cider ... rather full at Thursday evening; still had some spots for us. The choice of available beers and ciders is simply great. The Pizza was good too. Service was prompt, even the bar was really stuffed. Did I mention they serve meat (thin meat-sticks) as hand-food for free .... ??? Never ever seen before in my Life!Thank you Pelt TraderVerdict+Cool Place+Short Walk from Liverpool station+Wide selection of Beer and cider (local as international)+Good atmosphere and mix of people+Service+Pricing is average but meat as hand-food beats everything See you soon again

Untappd showed me that this place had a beer I hadn't tried yet so we walked here and the place was justed washed probably because it smelled. The room is just a strange layout around a bar with a few beers on tap.Got my beer drank it and left quickly

To paraphrase Ford Prefect from Hitchhiker's Guide: "They're the best pizza cooks and the best real ale sellers they don't give a wet slap about anything else..." I'd go there for after work drinks any night of the week

we popped in for a quick drink its a basic bar with good prices and atmosphere. We had a couple of glasses of wine. would go again.

Met een collega tussen de middag gegeten. Ze hebben een behoorlijke variatie locale biertjes en daar hou ik wel van. De pizza komt in twee maten, 12" of 18" en wanneer je met z'n tweeën bent dan is een 18" prima te doen. Voldoende variatie wat beleg betreft.

I've gotten off the train at Cannon Street many times with friends to go on a beer expedition around The City but never spotted this pub. I only found it in the CAMRA guide to best beer, which tells you something. It's actually in an arch past the tube entrance and under the main station. Three of us arrived about 3pm on a Friday so it wasn't too busy. There were six real ales on taps on the bar wall, unusually they use an air compressor to pump the beers up and it works really well. There were also about a dozen other taps for keg craft beers and lagers. We ended up having two different ales each and shared a very good pizza all at very reasonable prices. Great overall experience and I'll definitely find The Pelt again.

Nice for a pint outside when the weather is good - not necessarily a traditional, old fashioned pub with unique flair but always busy due to the location in the heart of the City. Right next to Cannon Place tube station it's a great location for a quick pint after work.

A real find in the city. Keeps it simple with great pizza's (they're huge!) and excellent craft beer.

Theres an ever changing selection of ales here and always at reasonable prices. Excellent for a lunchtime pint - if it's a nice day you'll find more people stood outside than actually in the place - probably partly to do with the poor acoustics, but with friendly barstaff who actually seem to understand beer, that is a minor quibble.

Great selection of beers and ciders, and great pizzas for when you are feeling hungry. Great for lunch or post work beers.

Found this place just by chance. Best pizza in London! 5 stars. Pizza perfectly cooked. Friendly staff and good atmosphere

Pelt Traders is a very nice alternative to the usual London bar/pub scene, and really a bit quirky - in a good way!The only food on offer is pizza, but these are among the very best pizzas I have ever had. They are exceptionally crispy and flavoursome. There is a good range of craft beers at very reasonable prices and an interesting choice of music in the background - predominately Dylan and Jesus and Mary Chain at our last lunchtime visit. Loud enough to be heard, but not so much as to be obtrusive.A combination of there being few other customers and the rather cavernous high ceiling created a rather soulless atmosphere but the staff were friendly and we ended up spending more time there, and drinking more beer, than we had originally intended!If you like beer and pizza, this is the place for you!

Great pizzas, great beer, only downside was that our tab was used by others to get drinks, but this was quickly rectified by the manager and the additional money paid was refunded. Very quirky place underneath the arches, would visit again.

Usually manage to get a seat too - which is a treat. The only real downside are the acoustics, which are awful - comes of being built into an un-walled railway arch. Had to leave early since my friends and I were exhausted from having to shout to get ourselves heard (sitting acrid from one another at a small table).

I've just come back from what should have been a quick work lunch. We picked the Pelt Trader because of beer and pizza which we'd expected to be quick. An hour after ordering, and still with no pizzas we were told by the bar staff that they only have one chef and therefore our expectations were unrealistic. If we weren't happy, we can go and get food elsewhere. When they did arrive, the pizzas were great, but a 1.5h wait and incredibly rude staff, it's definitely one to avoid going to again. Vote with your feet folks, there's some stunning places in the area.

Although the bar is very basic, set in the railway arches, the selection of beer is a real winner for the enthusiast . Only sell pizzas but what they lack in choice is made up for the quality . Staff very efficient and friendly

The pizza is as good as any you will find in the city-and the portion size is epic- really good value.

lured in by the reviews of a fantastic range of fresh ales on tap I visited the pelt trader on a mid-week lunchtime. The beer selection is indeed one of the best in the city for ale lovers, and is served well. So the beer is great. The bar though is awful, a dingy dungeon which smelt of school toilet cleaner and was dark or ill-lit. I just felt very out of ease there so finished my pint outside and left. Shame - could be much better.