The Devereux in City of London, Westminster

Really enjoyed this pub very friendly staff great history great choice of drinks Really recommend this place amazing inside and outside very clean

Have not been to the Devereux since the lockdown. Beer as great as ever and service efficient and friendly. A good selection of pizzas available.

We happened to see a sign for this pub when walking past the courts of justice. Had it not been for the blackboard we wouldn’t have known it was there. Tucked away down a side street you’ll find this gem of a traditional pub with a vibrant atmosphere and very friendly staff. We had a few drinks and my husband had one of their pies which was delicious and very filling! There was a few items not available on the menu but otherwise we were very happy with our visit. I’d definitely visit again when back in London.

This is a very old Pie and Mash Pub with a lot of history. The menu was limited but the Beef and Stilton Pie was magnificent. The service was prompt ,friendly and efficient..We will return when next in London.

The Devereux inspires review-loyalty. Nearly everyone who visits concludes "I'll be back", or "I'd highly recommend". Lots of them -- coincidentally -- visit on a Monday, enabling them to praise the Monday quiz. The pub re-opened after an extremely long refurbishment and immediately attracted a stream of suspiciously similar 5 star reviews. What a great place for a demonstration of customer adhesion.

Fantastically presented modern traditional English Pub. The owner is very welcoming as is the very chatty French bar tender. If it's on and you appreciate real ale try Conqueror Black IPA (Windsir & Eton brewery) its superb. I'll be coming back for sure

great little pub, tucked out the way, so never ridiculously busy. shows football too! worth a visit .

We found this pub tucked down a side street in the temple area . Staff were friendly and welcoming . Lots of nice little places to sit . We had a vegan cheese toastie ( also need it to be nut free ) no problem - staff took allergy seriously and gave reassurance . Great find will be back

I visited the Devereux last night with some friends for the pub quiz, it was great! Fantastic variety of drinks. Was especially impressed with the snacks on offer - taytos, toasties and curly wurlys - perfect pub snacks. Would highly recommend visiting on a Monday night for the quiz, really fun atmosphere and some tough questions too.

A nice little pub in a quiet London alley way, in the hub of London's legal area, not far from the Royal Courts of Justice and Middle Temple, very friendly staff and a good place to hang out.

What an excellent pub, exactly how you'd expect a good old drinking pub to be. Great atmosphere, good beers and enough snacks to choose from. What a find, I'll be back.

This is an excellent pub, recently re-opened on the boudary between the City and the West End near Aldwych and well worth seeking out. Good range of Adnams and Fullers ales at reasonable prices as well as other beers etc. Friendly staff. Board games available and great quiz early on a Monday evening. Mind the low ceiling on the stairs down to the loo.

Lovely clean pub in an idyllic setting. Friendly staff who are well informed of pub’s extensive selection of drinks. Would highly recommend!

We attended the pub quiz on a Monday at the Dev and it was great! It's a lovely pub with a great selection of drinks, as well as cheap snacks and a good atmosphere. The quiz master was excellent and we had a really good night - I'd definitely recommend it.

Popped in last week, lovely quiet location, very welcoming, light, clean and spacious. Enjoyed a lovely freshly made toastie of my choice and great glass or two of wine. Nice little cosy areas in side, with large TVs around, excess able loos. My husband loved the Guinness, We will be back soon as its so nice. well worth a visit.

Welcoming atmosphere and friendly staff. I’m not drinking, but they had a good selection of soft drinks and non alcoholic beers. Looked like a good range of beers, wine and spirits too. Took part in the Monday quiz, which was great fun. Will definitely return!

Me encontré con este pub recién reformado y definitivamente es una joya escondida. Está ubicado en un hermoso patio, que fue un gran lugar para disfrutar de nuestras bebidas en una hermosa velada de Londres. ¡Tenían una gran cerveza de barril, y también una selección de ginebra muy impresionante! Los propietarios fueron muy amables y felices de hablar sobre las diferentes cervezas que tenían. En general, tuvimos una gran noche y definitivamente regresaré pronto!

Great selection of beers, had a fantastic pint of Toast which I have never seen on draft before. My wife loved the great gin selection! Loved staff, great location. Would highly recommend!

¿Cuál es la lógica de este muy buen pub cerrando? La cervecería/propietario pub deberían avergonzarse. Siempre hemos disfrutado de nuestra estancia y nos pareció que el personal era acogedor. . .

Trabajo cerca de aquí, así que comer en aquí a menudo. Menú encantador servicio rápido y la comida es siempre caliente y sabrosa. Un personal bien informado y muy servicial. Me gusta que también puede tomar una taza de té o un café si te apetece un éxito bebida.

Fui a este pub en el jueves y nunca volveré. La camarera joven echaban los restos de la bandeja restos en un vaso de pinta luego rematado con cerveza de la bomba y luego se sirve. Me quejé opusieron manifiestamente y hablé con el gerente que no estaba interesado y me dijo: "voy a hablar con ella más tarde" es porque tal acción es alentada por la administración? Nunca volveré a este pub de nuevo y hará una formal sobre este comportamiento demandante repugnante.

Fui para el almuerzo el viernes por la tarde con dos colegas. Teníamos carne, gambas, y.

Nos quedamos encantados de encontrar este encantador pub tradicional justo al lado de la animada calle principal cerca de Strand y a sólo un par de minutos a pie de Támesis donde íbamos a ver el despliegue de fuegos artificiales después de nuestras bebidas.

Pastel de pollo y pedimos torta de carne pero sin torta de carne! Nos dijeron que era un problema de horno después de esperar 10 minutos, entonces esperamos más de 40 minutos. El pollo "mama" era dudosa, simplemente no marrón) piezas de pollo. "sabrosas verduras frescas" era guisantes congelados.

A quick catch-up with a legal eagle turned into a gastronomic nightmare. What can go wrong with a quick fish and chips and gammon and chips? Let me tell you: pre-cooked, old over-baked chips and a ropey cod batter arrived after an interminable wait in a pub that reeked from what smelt like leaky urinals.

Joya escondida? Es que no hay tal cosa en esta zona. Pero es un pub con una buena si no especialmente emocionante variedad de cerveza y un personal excelente. Si te cansas de tipo legal en otros pubs en la zona tomando las edades para elegir una bebida o pedir una ronda para veinte... venga aquí...

This is our first time visit London and we had dinner at the Devereux. The PUB is not the crowded and it is nice place to hang out. We had chicken mushroom pie, the taste is good. The service is also good and friendly.

Una pequeña joya de un pub. Mantiene su carácter de "pasado de moda".

Great place, the team that work there are friendly and approachable. Have only had drinks here, have not eaten however am always welcomed with a smile and the staff talk to you as people instead of faceless beings. Makes for a very different evening.

This character pub can be found down a quaint alley off the Strand on the opposite side of the road to the Royal Courts of Justice. It is well frequented by the legal community, being in the heart of Temple. Food is excellent quality pub food at a reasonable price and even though we arrived as a large group (pre-booked) the staff served us quickly, efficiently and in a very friendly way. Would highly recommend this charming pub.

The Devereux is one of a clutch of pubs just outside Middle Temple and south of The Strand. As such it is fairly heavily used by the legal profession.I had attended a talk at the LSE and was looking for a fairly simple meal, with enough light to be able to read. I last had a drink here some time ago, but tried The Devereux principally because the other two pubs nearby seemed very full.I had a good pint of Greene King IPA as a warmer into the bank, turning to a perfectly acceptable house red when my chicken pie arrived. That was good, with more meat in it than many pies. While I like my vegetables on the less cooked side, the carrots were a little underdone. My pudding was good.The service was extremely attentive.The bill was reasonable, which left me puzzled as to why the pub wasn't as busy as its neighbours.

We make a weekend trip with our company to London with about 65 peopleThis afternoon we had lunch at The Deveraux.Very very poor lunch!!!Many people complained about the poor quality of the food.The soup was cold and also the meat of the maindish was cold or not warmThey also served coffee and this was bad of taste and also not warmThec pub was not big enough for all the people so several had their lunch upstairs on the second first floorvwhich was teribly cold and drafty

I have to say it was a great experience and the service is first class, the food is outstanding and the service I received from Fiona and caz was great they surely make you feel good and always ensure that you have a great night I would recommend this place to anyone and I will be going back again

We came to The Devereux for after work drinks and the service was phenomenal! We were served by one of the managers with brown hair and glasses, the pub was busy but we were served in no time. This is a great pub with great service. Wild recommend to all my friends!

Stumbled across this little pub yesterday, the kids were hungry and wanted to get out of the rain so we popped in for a bite to eat, pub was pretty busy considering how small it was, we were greeted with a very warm welcome by two friendly staff members and assisted with the menus, pub was nice and warm and spotlessly clean. We were served by a petit lady around mid twenties and a gentleman around the same age both were very knowledgeable about the menus and food was really good, the gentleman even gave our two kids a free glass of blackcurrant juice before we left a nice touch to a good day, will definitely be returning when in the area.

Great little pub if only you could get a pint. On an average night where the pub was only half full they had one staff member on the bar meaning there was a 15 minute wait for a pint which was "unfortunate"

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We decided to use the Devereux as the starting point for a mini pub crawl. Perhaps we should have chosen The Edgar Wallace around the corner instead? But the since the Devereux features in the current CAMRA Good Beer Guide and we'd never been in there before, it was mainly an exercise in "box ticking". A range of four fairly unimaginative real ales were on offer, so we chose a pint each of Taylor Walker 1730 and Truman's Runner for which we were charged an eye watering £8.90! To make matters worse, the quality of the beer was "mediocre". There was nothing special about the pub itself - though it is situated in an interesting and largely hidden part of London devoted to legal profession - perhaps they don't mind paying £4.45 for a pint but I do!

This pub is certainly off the beaten track, down a small alleyway accessible from the Strand or Essex St. I imagine it get busy on a Thursday and Friday evening with the local legal eagles but otherwise its a nice place for a quiet drink.

We arrived at this hidden gem on Saturday lunchtime, shortly after a Blue-Badge led tour group (a good sign of quality). When it arrived, our fish and chip lunch was superb.

Stopped by for a drink and food on a Saturday evening in this slightly out of the way traditional London pub. Not too busy and didn't have to wait long for the food (which was good) whilst enjoying a good pint of Fuller's London Pride. Much quieter than the hustle and bustle of Covent Garden across the road. Was originally aiming for the Old Bank of England (Fuller's pub) on the Strand which is well worth a visit if only for the interior - plus the London Pride - but is was closed due to a private function, so ended up in the Devereux which turned out fine.

There are a few pubs just off the strand opposite the Royal Courts of Justice and this is a nice quiet place to have a pint of decent beer and reasonable food. Staff are friendly enough and lunchtime is a better time to go than early evening when the lawyers start pouring out of Middle Temple

This is a historical, ancient pub , in a historical building from the 1700s. Sir Isaac Newton (the falling apple) and Dr Halley (the comet) both had a few pints here. Interesting location on a side street of a side street, in one of the oldest parts of town. We shared a fish & chips platter and had a couple of pints (local bitter, of course). Quite enjoyable, surrounded by a bunch of British lawyers who work in the court house and law firms in the neighborhood and were relaxing at the end of their working day.

Terrible pub. We visited this pub on a Wednesday afternoon and although I would not have expected it to be busy it was in fact empty. We should have seen this as a sign and left, but we didn't. We ordered drinks from a barman who lacked customer service and bar skills. He poured two pints of Peroni far below the pint line. When we asked him to top them up, he explained that the line is where the froth should go to, not the lager itself. I've never heard this before about Peroni but even if that is the case (which I don't think it is) he should have just topped them up rather than argue his point. We should have left at this point but we stayed to drink our "not quite" pints. The lack of atmosphere was made worse by having to listen to the staff make rude comments about the one other customer that came in whilst we were there. We finally left without finishing our drinks.

This is a special quiet place, near the courts and the inns, but far from the noise of Fleet Street. The staff is amiable. The restrooms are neat. Tables are set quite apart. And the scampi and chips are great!

Lovely pub located in a relatively quiet side street.Enjoyed the beers and cider on tap.Thought the quality of food didn't match the price charged.

I am a regular at this pub as I am working near by. It is an excellent place to visit no matter the occasion, it might be for a lunch or dinner, their food is very good the staff is very welcoming and look after you in the best way ever, sometimes I forgot that I am in a pub and I feel like in a nice restaurant, in other hand their very good selection of beers and ales are the best complement to catch up with friends and colleagues after work. I would like to recommend to everybody to visit the Devereux it will be an experience that will make you come back again and again like it happens to me.

We had a meal for 3. We waited an hour for our food despite no one being in. When it did come it was obscene- stringy grey meat, stone cold chips and no veg. We only went here as we were very hungry, so weren't expecting anything special, but this was the worst food I have ever tasted. In addition, the beer was full of pipe cleaner and the place was overpriced. The staff were rude, miserable and indifferent, which unsurprising given the dump they were having to work in. It is a real shame that this well located and nice looking pub is so bad. Do not waste your time or money. Try one of the many wonderful pubs in the area.

I have to admit I had no idea this pub was here so tucked away is it. It's located down a courtyard opposite the Royal Courts of Justice and i was taken to it by an acquaintence in the know. It's a lovely pub and a great place to just sit and chat as it's not as busy as some of the pubs on the Strand and Fleet Street nearby.

We ate typical English food in this pub. The chicken was excellent, but otherwise quite average.The location is a little bit hidden and the pub itself is not very convenient either, but the food is served fast and the staff is very kind. So if you find the chicken with sauce can be recommended.

I happened to be invited for a meeting at The Devereux last month..There was a meeting among friends, just about 20!I had some issues with finding the place because it's quite hidden on a narrow street adjacent Essex Street but the effort was worth. However, if you know the place, the bad is easy accessible.I found a clean, uncrowded but still lively bar, with a range of beers and ales and a good selection of what we call ''pub food''. If nothing on the menu meets you taste, you can even order something else!The pub might not be suited for families or romance but it is really good for a night out with friends.On the 1st floor there's a meeting room, mainly used for private parties. It has its own bar, tables, chairs, it is spacious and looks good to me.