The Counting House in City of London, Westminster

Nos reunimos con un familiar que viajó de Lincolnshire, Reading y Essex por el día. El pub era tan histórico y original realmente encantador. Nos dieron una mesa en una habitación por nuestra cuenta que era agradable, pero por desgracia carecía de ambiente, ya que no estaba en el bar principal. La comida era buena, pero las porciones eran extremadamente pequeñas, especialmente mi salmón que estaba en una cama de guisantes y había unos seis minutos trozos de patata. Un poco decepcionante y bastante caro para el tamaño. Sin embargo, debido a la compañía todavía tuvimos una tarde encantadora.

Beautiful venue and lovely staff. The drinks were incredibly expensive, but maybe average for that area of London, I'm not sure. There was a mix up with one our meals, being served a seafood pie instead of the vegan one, containing shellfish. It was rectified, but we weren't asked about allergies and it wasn't very nice for a vegan to open a seafood dish. I would suggest changing the pattern of the mash so it is really obvious to the kitchen and waiting staff which is which, as that was their explanation for the mix up. Otherwise we had a really nice meal and the food was tasty, and lovely atmosphere.

Went for Sunday lunch. We had the roast sirloin beef & as stated in the menu, it was nice & pink. Loads of vegetables & seprate gravy (even had seconds). Price was reasonable given price of beef has gone up. Service was professional. Loved the building & certainly, had more time to appreciate compared with a weekday. Great dining experience!

We went for Sunday lunch. The venue is beautiful but the food cannot be recommended. The “Chicken Supreme” roast was expensive for the tiny portion of roast chicken breast, three small halves of roast potato, a single tiny carrot and a spoonful of leeks. The cauliflower cheese was not served with it and we had to ask for it even though the menu said it was part of the meal. The rest of us had pie - this came with a tablespoon of leeks, five or so peas and a rounded tablespoon of mash potato. We have eaten in Fullers pubs before and never have the portions been so tight. We tried a sample couple of the ales but they were flat and tasted stale so we stuck with soft drinks. We were taking our friends there for their birthdays so we didn’t complain as we did not want to spoil the afternoon - we just apologised for the poor choice of venue. We will not be returning.

Pare aquí a tomar una copa al pasar. Terminó teniendo una tabla de compartir pastel. Fue encantador. Volveré aquí. Vale la pena visitarlo.

Location molto bella!!!! cibo buono, prezzo corretto (sinceramente mi aspettavo fosse più caro). Personale molto disponibile

The Counting House received the City Heritage Award when it opened. The building itself is rich in history dating back to Roman times, with the building's foundations partially supported by the wall of a 2,000-year-old Roman basilica. The Counting House is part of the Fuller's Pubs & Hotels Group, which has been in business since 1845. The pub is located between two famous landmarks, the Tower of London and just a short walk from St Paul's Cathedral. The pub offers an extensive seasonal menu. As well as classics such as beer-battered haddock or beef burgers, it also offers pan-fried salmon, lamb steak and Owton's 12oz sirloin steak. The menu also includes four traditional British pies. It's worth to mention that Owton's has over 750 years of beef farming tradition and experience, with the earliest known records dating back to 1257. I found out their beef is one of the best when I ordered their sirloin for Sunday roast. I recently had the Fisherman's Pie for lunch at the Counting House for £19.95. It is a traditional British dish of smoked cod, salmon and prawns with a parsley sauce and vegetables on the side.My Fisherman's Pie was a delicious dish full of flavour. The fish was succulent and tender. Sautéed baby cabbage was a delicious side dish. Overall it was a satisfying meal with a balance of flavours that worked well together. For a drink I ordered Cornish Golden Cider. This cider is delicious, slightly sparkling and immensely refreshing with fruity apple notes. The Counting House is an award-winning, beautiful pub that exudes 19th century decadence. It is the perfect place for dinner and drinks in the City of London. The opulent pub also celebrates tradition on its menu – with classic British handmade pies as well as a 12oz sirloin steak on the bone. The Counting House offers 15 hotel rooms and four elegant function rooms for private hire, perfect for weddings, birthdays or business meetings. If you would like to see a video of the fisherman's pie I had there, you can visit the page next to my name where you can find my reviews of other dishes and cocktails.

This a repeat visit for me and I had a similar experience to previous visits. The only staff around were behind the bar and they had no idea where the table I had booked was located, you can assume it's upstairs as on previous occasions this are has been closed. However, this time the table was upstairs and the staff there were very friendly and helpful. Back downstairs at the bar, despite there being no more than 8 customers in the pub, it was hard work to get served. In fact the only way turned out to be a very helpful person wearing a t-shirt saying they were "bar support" getting one of the actual bar staff to come and serve us. The person that served us was not friendly and let us know without saying anything that they were not interested in our custom. When will this type of pub (a chain) learn that the face of the company is the bar staff and train them to make us feel we are important to them etc.

The Counting House is a beautiful pub, lovely lively atmosphere. The staff were very attentive and friendly...Oh and the wings and fries were a hit with the team....we ordered 4 kilos - delish

A very nice Sunday Lunch, Recently started frequenting Fullers Pubs and so far have had very good experiences, usually I would go for the Sunday Roast but this branch does not do Roasts. Walked in about 12.30 and it was almost empty which meant I could enjoy the surroundings without lots of noise, after a while it does start to full up a bit. The very helpful waitress recommended the Fish Pie which I fully enjoyed with real peaces of fish, desert was the Eton Mess. The staff were very friendly and the pub (like other Fullers Pubs) is set in a fantastic looking interior. Thank you Will be back soon.

My friends and I have lunched at many London venues over years. This was 'simply the best'. There were 13 of us, The food pre-order system was easy to use. On arrival we were welcomed, given private area and asked if we would like 10minutes to settle before our food would be delivered. The food was exactly as we ordered and well presented. Everyone enjoyed what they had chosen. Additions were allowed like extra deserts -delicious warm scones. We were given a press button to use ANYTIME we wanted our waiter...it worked too. Bill was complex to split but handled with patience and acumen. Everyone would return and some said they would stay over there next time. Delightful period environment with lovely lighting and wood paneling. Seating comfy. Thank you to the staff from start to finish all excellent

Had lovely night in the Angel room with my wife for her birthday. Cannot fault the service, or the quality of the room. Very competitive price and we will definitely stay again next time we visit London.

Probably the best pub within the square mile. Fast and friendly service even when the pub was full. Chose this venue for its great selection of beers and because it’s one of the few City venues with accessible toilets. I held a drinks party here for 25 guests, all say the loved it.

This pub looks amazing on the photos, and indeed it’s a very impressive building, However, on calling in on Monday evening around 9 ish we were left feeling a bit underwhelmed, Pints were ok, but the service left a lot to be desired, the lady behind the bar gave off a couldn’t care less attitude, and it really seemed to be a chore to pour us a couple of drinks, We drank up and went somewhere else, won’t be going back in a hurry.

Amazing breakfast, wonderful decor and wonderful stay at The Counting House. Lovely quiet rooms with comfy king size bed. Super clean room and bathroom. Will definitely come back to stay.

This is a large building - a banking hall that is beautiful. Although it looks attractive it is full of hard services and the accoustics are dreadful. The food is good and, of course, the Fullers beer is excellent - but the evening was ruined because you have to shout to be heard. We (a party of 4) could only speak (loudly) to the person next to us. Communication accross the table was impossible. We had asked for a quiet table!

Stayed here for a few nights. Pub was closed as being refurbished. Easy check-in. Staff friendly. Rooms are clean and well equipped. Free water, coffee, biscuits etc. WiFi good. Good location in the heart of The City.

Great pub with a great vibe. There was a live band as well. The only thing that I will say is that they don't have a large variety of drinks.

Always busy here during lunch or the evenings so it has a great vibe. The staff are helpful and friendly and the service is always good. Unlike other pubs, they staff it properly so you never have to wait too long to be served

I have been waiting for over a year to fetch my teenage son, so he could try the Yorkshire pudding and dipping gravy - and they did not disappoint! Delicious and just what the doctor ordered. Unfortunately the triple cooked chips are rubbish, and I think they refer to them as triple cooked because of how many times they’ve been re-fried. Don’t order them if you respect a good chip!

The Hotel entrance was not accessible by our taxi because the street in front changes access on weekends. We only found this out when our driver literally dumped us out on the street a couple of blocks away. We have several pieces of luggage that we had to drag down a busy sidewalk after a very long and tiring trip. The signage to the Hotel was difficult to find and we had to ask for directions. The Hotel room and Pub were very nice, unfortunately, not connected, necessitating leaving the building to go from one to the other. The very small lift was inoperable due to construction going on when we arrived. Fortunately someone associated with the hotel offered to carry our luggage to our room on the 4th floor. We are both in our 70's! Breakfast was plentiful and enjoyed by all.

Stayed one night at the counting house. Had a great room called Florin.Had dinner in the bar & the pies were amazing. Breakfast included in the room rate & was excellent . Staff all friendly & efficient. I would highly recommend this Hotel.

We stayed for one night, the room was gorgeous and comfortable. Immaculately clean. Good breakfast included the next morning too.

I pop in quite often, glorious pub, average service but tonight one of the staff had his supper infront of customers, behind the bar, in full view of us - there was nothing subtle about his shoveling food into his face. His manner was horrible, as indelicate as the description is, he was shoveling and stuffing food into his face. Disgusting. What made it worse, the staff seemed to think it ok. Horrible, poor customer experience. Avoid the pub at staff feeding time.

I organised a birthday dinner and invited all my friends. They had a lovely space for us and it was easy to manage everything! The food was great and we all had a wonderful experience.

Went for drinks with family. Entertainment was amazing Francis really watching this young lady. 😍 Heard she is playing tonight (September 1st) from 6.30. If you can get down you won't be disappointed

The food was excellent and the service was very good, we all had the pies and would recommend them.. 👌

Service was good. Food was very mediocre. Garden salads were basically a bowl of peas and the 'extra' chicken thighs was three tiny strips of was seemed like processed chicken. Once live music started couldn't hear each other talk upstairs. Pretty disappointed unfortunately

I have lunched in TCH for many years gone by, and it has maintained its London eating house traditions admirably. The menu is compact but also varied. The location is superb, and the ambience comfortable and lively. This visit was with my grandson and his uncle, and all of us were very pleased with the experience. The staff were friendly and helpful and welcoming. We'll be back.

Great atmosphere in a lively corner of London. We were looking for a traditional pub meal, and the Counting House was the perfect host. An upstairs table allowed us a great view of the well-attended bar area. Ordered the “pie board” to try ALL the flavors of pies, along with several side dishes - perfect dinner for two!

Stayed in the hotel for a two-night stay to celebrate my 60th birthday and couldn’t be happier with the way it went. Very nice room - very comfortable and clean with a boutique hotel feel. Very nice breakfast in the bar area of the pub - with good choice of breakfast options. Very nice pub with good range of ales and other drinks on offer. However, what really made the stay so special was the staff who were all so friendly and helpful. This begun at hotel reception, where we got a lovely welcome from Maria. The same in the bar, when we went for a drink. Again at breakfast, really friendly staff who really looked after us. Didn’t once come across anyone who was less than friendly / welcoming. Thanks guys - helped make my 60th extra special!

Stayed in the Tilbury room which was well appointed, clean and spacious. With breakfast included and such a great location - just a couple of minutes from Bank tube this was great value, with polite, helpful staff, a super comfy bed and everything you would expect from a hotel!

A great pub and the food and service were very good. My only complaint was that I wanted to book one of the tables in a room off the bar, which you cannot do online. I tried to contact them by email and telephone without success and had to visit the pub a few days before the meal to book the table.

We had chosen this hotel for a family wedding at Easter as it was near where the ceremony was taking place.We had booked, several months in advance, 7 rooms for our family and bridesmaids and partners together with a private room for a full evening meal the night before. Three weeks before the booked stay we received an e mail to say that "the room we had booked had been refurbished and could not be laid out with chairs and tables but there was an alternative room where we could have a finger buffet".As this was not what we had booked, we contacted them, which resulted in them sending a fixed price menu with very limited choices which looked very unappealing to our guests.We made repeated attempts to contact the manager who was clearly avoiding any contact with us. Eventually we had no option but to make a visit to check the "alternative room" and to see if the usual bar menu could be served in that room and to talk to the Manager. Upon arrival we were met by the events manager who informed us that the chef had just decided to close the kitchen at 5pm on the evening of our meal as he wanted the evening off so there would be no food served of any kind! We then went to the hotel Reception to check whether they could book taxis for our party on the day of the wedding.The somewhat disinterested Receptionist said that they could but the company they used often did not turn up! At this point we decided that this disgraceful level of customer service could not possibly provide a good experience for our guests, so we felt we had no option but to cancel and seek an alternative venu.

Now this is a "proper boozer". Absolutely love the place, and I've been going here for years. It looks amazing. It's exactly how I would imagine an American Tourist, in London for the first time, would describe a British Pub to their friends back home when they returned from their 2 week grand tour of Europe #london #paris # florence #rome #edingburgh They serve decent pint and have a vast selection of pies (plus all the usual pub grub). Whether eating or drinking (or both), it's always a great place to be.

Good food but beware - they may try to scam you into a minimum spend if you go in for a Sunday lunch. The day after our wedding me and my wife booked a Sunday lunch with each of our families for Mother's Day. There...

We hired The Counting House as our wedding reception venue. We were looking for a pub with character in central London and preferably some rooms for travelling family to stay in and the Counting House really fit the bill. There were a few communication issues...

What a wonderful building and the food was tasty. I had rabbit casserole , husband had pasty and all the trimmings . But….. the rabbit casserole was a small portion for the cost and it had been heated in a microwave because the dumplings were...

Nice pub to grab some local food and drink some nice beers. The pies were fantastic. The space was very cozy and the team was very friendly.

Great decor in this old building and the mezzanine level has a great view of all the goings on. But food is expensive and £7.30 for a pint of lager is nuts. Also a limited drinks choice upstairs when dining and was told we would...

Stayed here for the se ind time in a month. Great accommodation with a lovely breakfast. Special thanks to the young lady on reception who has been incredibly professional and helpful on both occasions.

Paid £11 for scotch egg and chips with curry sauce. Came without curry sauce. Asked waitress who couldn’t be less bothered or helpful.

We come here every year for a reunion and book a table on the mezzanine - we seem to usually be given exactly the same table even! It’s always cosy, the pies are always amazing and the wine list is actually not too bad for...

Het hotel is gevestigd in een fantastisch mooi oud bankgebouw. We waren hier in de kerstperiode en werden ondergedompeld in...

We visited this pub as I had visited it a few years ago with friends. It is a beautiful building and said to my wife I would love to go back. So last Friday we visited for a meal and drink before going to the...

Fullers used to be a great, reliable option for good value food and service. We had curt, rude staff; our order was wrong and staff wouldn't accept they made a mistake; my food had been cooked/microwaved until I wasn't able to cut through a flour...

We stayed here several times in July and October 2022 and ate a couple dinners. We also had drinks here several times later in the evening. It's a Fuller's pub so has their standard menu and ales. We had excellent food - great steak pies....

Good pub to grab drinks but their isn't good, not even for just being pub food. Not only that but they ran out of pies (the draw for a lot of people wanting to eat there). Just don't expect big things if you do decide...

I had invited business colleagues from America and Ireland and told them about this wonderful Pie House in the City (having been there a number of times before). We booked a table at 7.30, by the time we sat down we were told there were...

Popped in on a Friday evening hoping for a couple of drinks and some food. The menu is well written and promises so much, but unfortunately didn't deliver on everything. Roasted tomato and truffle aioli sandwich, veg cobbler and fish pie were ordered. Good bits...

lovely venue but so noisy - the noise seems to travel up to the dining area from the busy open bar. to be honest we found the list of starters on the main menu weird. very heavy food - chose soup from a daily menu...

Good range of drinks, really good customer service, and tasty food which arrived very quickly on a busy Saturday (Lord Mayor's Parade)

Nice pub food, the pies were excellent btw, with very good service. The space is very welcoming and Victorian! Perfect for a couple of beers after a long work journey

A group of us had a lunchtime work reunion. Stunning interior, great food, excellent service and great value for money. Will definitely go back.

Started off great when the manager suggested we sit upstairs as it was so crazy busy downstairs. It's a lovely building and very popular in the heart of Bank. Very limited food options if you're veggie - I had to just order chips. But my...

Ausstattung, Service, Atmosphäre, Frühstück, Abendbrot - alles perfekt. Bleibt unvergesslich! Lage für London Erkundungen perfekt! Sehr gerne wieder.

Ten of us booked to have lunch here after a guided walk round the city of London and were welcomed to a private room on the first floor. It is a most delightful building and still magnificent after its change of use from bank to...

We had a lovely dinner at The Counting House on Cornhill which was designed to be a bank in 1893. A lofty domed ceiling, lots of polished wood, glittering chandeliers and the original bank lockers on display create a lovely ambience. As it's a Fuller's...

29 of us sat down for dinner in the Griffin Room at 6.30 pm and enjoyed a superb four course meal during which we heard speeches, told jokes and sang songs. The serving staff were wonderful and the courses were served when we specified. Really...

🚇 Bank 🍺 £6.90 Asahi The Counting House on Cornhill has to be one of the most impressive pubs I have visited in recent years. On entering this cavernous almost cathedral like pub I was simply in awe of the scale, beauty of this behemoth of a...

Came across this pub on a Saturday lunchtime. It looked nice from the outside so we decided to pop in for a pint and it is just as nice inside. Thought we’d have a bit lunch so hubby had the club sandwich and I had...

Pub molto classico ,ideale per un pranzo veloce, sia nello stile che come cucina , che io adoro , buonissime...

So happy we happened to stumble in from the cold to find a great dining experience. Traveling thru London waiting for a late dinner reservation our party decided to stop for a quick bite that turned into an early dinner. The ambience, the food and...

Ate here on Wednesday last week: we popped in for a mid morning drink and saw that the dining area is upstairs so almost dismissed it: (my husband has a back injury and cannot do stairs). However, on chatting with the barmaid, she said she...

One of my wife’s birthday presents was an overnight stay in London and tickets to watch the Sunday matinee of Hamilton so we were so excited for it. We are frequent visitors to London but this is the first time someone else had booked our...

Some months back we booked for 1 night on Saturday 12th March to join friends in that area for an anniversary celebration. The Hotel cancelled our reservation with less than 24 hours notice saying they could no longer accommodate us. We did not see the...

Once again the staff at The Counting House have done us proud. Pens and notepaper and water provided. Press button drinks and food service. Meeting room of great character.

Fabulous iconic building housing a great pub , lovely atmosphere, great well kept beer at reasonable prices , attentive polite staff , would have no hesitation in recommending this pub

Just an overnight stay as we were attending a ceremony at the Guildhall the next morning. The Counting House was accessible (lift), reception staff welcoming and extremely helpful and the room comfortable and well equipped including good coffee and complimentary drinks in the fridge. Bed...

Located in a superb building which is worth a visit just to have a look. Good selection of draft beers. Very pleasant staff. Good ambiance. However this is a pie and ale pub and only 2 of their selection of pies were available due to...

Following our September committee meeting in The Dining Room our luncheon plans were delivered par excellence by The Counting House staff in the Griffin Room. The service and food could not have been better and our Secretary was consulted throughout to ensure serving tied in...

As you would expect being a Fullers pub the beer was good. The food however was rubbish it was tepid I.e. not even warm.Very poor

Once again our planning committee (11 members) met in The Dining Room to discuss our forthcoming AGM and Luncheon in The Griffin Room. The tables were arranged in a horseshoe to ease communication and water, notepads and pens were provided as was a buzzer to...

This wonderful pub is located in an old bank and it is pleasing to see that the transition from one to the other has been completed sympathetically. So much so that Fullers were given an award for the restoration. A central island bar offers a...

Went for a quick stop meal with the family aged 12 to 60+. The dining room we were in was lovely, spent some time imagining what deals were done in the room when it was a bank.... The menu is great and when the food...

My favourite pub in The City and had been looking for the excuse to stay in the hotel upstairs. Great room and extremely comfortable bed. Great nights sleep and first class cooked breakfast in the morning. Friendly staff as always. A real gem in the...

We stayed 2 nights in this beautiful, unique accommodation as it was within easy walking distance of Banking Hall, where we attended a wedding reception. The staff couldn't have been more helpful. Our room was spotlessly clean, bright, spacious and nicely furnished. The air conditioning...

We booked the hotel as we were collecting our wedding rings and needed somewhere to stay. We arrived before check in opened and was able to leave our case so that it made our travel around London easier. We have stayed in numerous hotels and...

Dropped in one evening after work for food and drinks and the pies are awesome. As expensive as you'd expect in this area (£7 a pint). The staff seemed friendly and the atmosphere good - the acoustics do mean its quite loud and it can...

Wonderful pub/hotel built in an old bank! We stayed for two nights and would definitely be back. The hotel is just as beautiful in real life as the pictures. Great staff who are ALL willing to help and provide great service. Perfect room, very clean...

We stayed here overnight on 8th June. Gorgeous room, food and lovely staff! It was the comfiest bed I have ever slept in and great value for money! Loved it and will stay again in our next visit!

Stayed at The Counting House for 2 nights as it was close to an event my wife and I were visiting; we could not be happier with room, the pub, the food and the fantastic service and staff we met. After the usual bustle of...

I had lunch in the pub with a friend on 20th May. We really enjoyed it and the waiting staff were very pleasant. The total bill including drinks came to £80.95 (£31 of that being the food). When the bill was presented an 'optional' service...

Came here with a couple of girlfriends and it was great. The original features around the bank are beautiful. We shared the pie board and schnitzel and it was perfect amount! The only thing I would say is that they don’t mention that the pie...

Popped in for a few drinks on Saturday 10th October 2020. The lady that met us on the door was very helpful and gave us a lovely place to sit. Our servers Martin & Giuliano were so helpful and kind they made our visit a...

This is a superb, historic pub of great beauty built on the remains of an old (very old, pre 1970s!!!) Roman temple. A must see!

Very enjoyable visit with my friends. Well-attended to by host but special mention to Martin who was patient to explain about the food menu, beers and Gins. Friendly and welcoming without going overboard. All PPE, social-distancing measures and hand-sanitizers present and correct. As a pub,...

In the City there are a number of old bank offices that is turned into something else. This one has had a careful make-over into a pub and it works perfectly. Table on the “balcony” if you want a meal outside the rush, the bar...

Very boutique type rooms well equipped, rating the bed very comfortable, rating the breakfast- poor ! Staff friendly and helpful. Building is well located to The Shard which was our main purpose of the visit. The accessibility is restricted- side door leads to a very...

Un décor de rêve, personnel très agréable, prix vraiment raisonnable, entièrement accessible en fauteuil roulant, une superbe addresse après avoir...

This is a pub with rooms which I understood before my stay. The separate entrance to the rooms is next door to the pub itself which is good. There is a lift which takes you to a small reception on the 2nd floor. The young...

I adored the architecture in this pub - beautiful chandelier and dome up in the ceiling. Had wanted to visit for a while and wasn’t disappointed!

Evening meal with drinks on a Saturday night. Beautiful pub, great range of beers to try - but avoid the food, it was a massive disappointment. £80 bill for 4 main courses and 1 starter only (no drinks). The pies were fine but very very...

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to The Counting House. The rooms were lovely, the breakfast was fantastic and the location was brilliant. The Counting House was full of character and history.

Having stayed at a previous Fullers Hotel (The Mad Hatter) on 2 previous occasions our expectations for this hotel were high. On arrival we found the Rooms very clean, bed comfortable, food good, hotel decor itself really good. Unfortunately less can be said about staff...

As we always try to look for something that little bit different we thought we'd stay at a pub. The Counting House looked just the ticket, well placed and beautiful in the pictures. On arrival we entered the pub rather than the hotel entrance, which is just to the left of the pub, but you can get to the hotel through the pub if you just ask someone.The lift is very small, and the hotel reception is on the second floor, but neither was an issue for us. As the hotel only has a few rooms, the reception is small but always maned. We got the keys for the room and headed up to the fourth floor.On entering, the room was wonderful, open fire, not real, loverly large bed and an immaculate bathroom. The linen was fantastic and seeing that we were in the city you could not hear a thing, and not the pub either. brilliant. One issue we had was with the artificial fire, there was a remote control on top which turned on the lights within the fire, but they kept going off after around 10 seconds. Don't think the fire generated any heat, just a lighting effect. We reported it to reception and they said that we shouldn't turn it on, which seemed odd as there was a remote freely available on top it.Breakfast was included and was brilliant, a good selection from continental to full English, nothing to complain about there.We loved it so much we are returning in February. Thank you Counting House for a wonderful stay.

This was the second former bank that we visited after the Crosse Keys and again we were really impressed with the interior. The pub has built the bar around the original safe deposits and a large safe and it really works. The chandeliers are beautiful and there were fresh flowers on the modern tiled wood tables.London Pride was in good condition, £5.10, probably what you'd expect.I believe you can stay here and looking at the reviews/ prices, I definitely would.

Friendly staff good location in the heart of the City of London. Prices not to high. Great decor, highly recommend.

For the last two years I have hosted a small networking xmas lunch here and I highly recommend it. Lots of private spaces so you can relax and hear yourself talk, excellent food and cracking value. The main bar occupies one of the nicest looking pubs in the City (which isn't always known for characterful boozers) and the range of beer has improved now Fullers' seems to allow a few more guest ales than they once did. Can get a bit frantic at Xmas or the end of the week with the end of work crowd, not the best choice for a quiet 5pm pint (but again, where in the City is?).

We come to this pub every so often for a drink and every time the staff is very attentive and friendly. This time we had food - mains and dessert. The food was nice. Good value for money. The pub specializes in gin& tonic, serves no cocktails. We will be back for sure.