The Perseverance in Camden

This place is called The Perseverance because they serve you the most disgusting, burnt edged , oily, too much tomato paste, pizza ever & if you need food, you have to persevere to eat it.

Great pub- brilliant selection of drinks and nice pizza. Just down the street from GOSH if you are parents visiting with children

Lovely staff and great location to meet after work. Only drank here but the drinks were well priced and service was speedy. Nice clean pub and glasses were cleared from our table regularly. In my opinion a top London pub!

Had my leaving do at the Perseverance. As there was around 20 of us I was able to get the function room upstairs which was quieter than downstairs, which was buzzing (Thursday eve) great to see it so busy! The staff at this pub are great, and the pizzas are delicious. Thanks guys!

Had a very good time !! With my friends had a drink was very good time thank you for pink straw !! Love

Friendly service in The Perseverance, a calm spot in a busy part of London, and open and ready to cheer us up!

Popped in for a quick lunch. Cod and chips were very good. Drink prices high but this is London. Generic white wine £10. Ate upstairs in comfortable room. Be aware, no high chairs available if you are traveling with small child. Bar itself was very busy on a Friday afternoon. Order food at bar, order was quickly taken. All in all would go again.

Came in for a quick drink and was met by lovely service, Caitlin was extremely helpful, and helped me with directions to where I was moving on to next. Will definitely be visiting again!!

Pasé por aquí alrededor de las 20. 00 el sábado por la noche. Solo había 9 personas, 5 de ellas en un grupo.Probé una pinta de Decca, que realmente no hizo flotar mi bote.Es una habitación bastante bonita abajo, no miré arriba.No comí, pero el menú se veía bien.Estaba al final de toda una semana en el pub, así que tal vez estaba un poco cansado y no le di un buen golpe.

Great service - friendly, welcoming and warm. The staff were delightful, ordering prompt and pub kept really clean. Lovely atmosphere. Good food and drinks.

A friendly local pub with a great selection of drinks available as well as a tasty menu with food that was delicious - would definitely recommend as one of the nicest pubs in the area

Very very nice pub Great environment classic pub food and drink I would recommend to many people. Thanks

I was wandering about looking for somewhere to sit and read the paper and of course to have a drink. This place has friendly staff, is clean and on my visit had families, groups of friends and solo visitors. Also serves food.

Met with Family of 14 to celebrate Birthdays of Grankiddies.Offered a room upstairs which was very suitable for us all. Meals reasonable and a good selection of Beers and nice Wine.For Central London the prices were not too expensive.Staff friendly and accommodating to our requests. Had a hiccup when booking originally but this was due to a change of Manager during the process. Staff very helpfull to put things right.

We had a party booked for lunch, we were greeted and looked after by Lewis who gave us great food recommendations, we ended up ordering the bar tapas, which all looked and tasted amazing (Especially the truffle chips!!!).A large range of gin was offered to us which were all served in giant goblets. Overall great pub, great staff and great food!

Nice atmosphere. We were there at a Saturday evening around 6 pm. The choice for food was starters, pizza or burger, which was a bit limited, esp as we had read reviews about fish & chips etc. They are not on the menu anymore. The chips & platter to share were ok, though relatively little for £16 cured Italian meats. The choice of draught beer, including Camden Pale Ale, Bloomsbury lager and Camden lager made up for it!

Absolutely great time at The Perseverance. Pizzas are great and fantastic value for money in central London. Staff were also brilliant (but wouldn’t trust Tomas’ wine selection - but definitely ask Emma). All in all a great pub!

Been in the perseverance a few times now the food is of high quality as is the beer it always has a nice atmosphere

Nuestros amigos de Canadá recomendaron visitar este lugar en nuestro viaje de vacaciones a Londres, ya que el pub en sí es tradicional y muy acogedor.

Had an amazing service by Tomas and Katie, We booked a table for our business lunch for 6 Received table service from girl called Katie and later on got introduced to their selection of beers and wines by Tomas Highly recommend for business trips.

Entramos por la urgencia que teníamos y porque la opción número 1 estaba cerrada. Pero comimos muy bien y hay bastantes opciones de cervezas. Todo muy bien arreglado en el interior. Es una buena opción tranquila para cenar y beber en un barrio centrico de Londres.

Cargado 1. 50 por media pinta de lima y gaseosa en un colega del trabajo dejando bebidas cuando muchos otros estaban bebiendo, por lo que el pub estaba haciendo un buen intercambio de eso. No hay necesidad de precios estúpidos como esos, no me molestaré en regresar. Old Nick y Enterprise son alternativas locales mucho mejores

This is an interesting street, especially for men's clothes shops. Whilst I was visiting, I dropped in for a quick drink. I liked the atmosphere and everyone seemed to be having a good time. Good beers and friendly staff

Nice range of beers - friendly service - nice atmosphere. A pleasant place for a pre-lunch drink - although they also do food (not tried).

Dropped in for a couple of drinks before going to dinner. Good space and lots of beers to choose from. Helpful / friendly barman and good value.

Perfect place for meeting with friends. It has a really upbeat atmosphere. On a warm evening people spill outside and enjoy the London outdoors.

Having a wander around and came across this nice looking pub/ restaurant. Very friendly service, nice and clean. Would highly recommend visiting.

A real find for both pizza and beer. There was a small choice of pizza and an Insalata pizza was chosen. It arrived freshly prepared and cooked within about 10 minutes, piping hot. There were several different meat toppings on a soft pizza base. Delicious and filling. The beer was from Reunion ales , a west London brewery - Opening Gambit - a very quaffable 3.8% in good condition. A very enjoyable drink to accompany the food. Recommended.

Comida de pub tradicional. Teníamos el pescado y patatas fritas y eran bastante buenas. Muchos pubs alrededor de Londres con el mismo tipo de alimentos y la misma decoración, pero cuando te apetezca comida de pub y no algo de moda, es una buena opción. La comida es muy buena; bien situado en Bloomsbury, cerca del Museo Británico; ambiente de pub británico pero no "vulgar"; y una buena relación calidad-precio.

Amazing food, staff is super friendly, first British pub experience for our kids and they adored the place! Delicious fish and chips but the best is definitely the Bangers&Mash;.

These guys cheered us up after an awful meal in a near by Spanish eatery. Smiling service, sensible prices and good atmosphere.

Me and my husband have been there for a quick beer with our son on a normal Wednesday. As we came in they looked at us like we were inconsiderate parents telling us wasn’t the right environment for a child. I would say... every mum/dad knows what is wrong or right for its own child, i felt bad. We’ve thanked them and we left after a very nice beer. Not very kind but nice pub anyway!

Four of us went for Sunday lunch to the Perseverance yesterday. We had excellent service, good wine, good food, no music (what a rarity and what a treat) - proper pub setting in one of the nicest and least spoilt parts of central London. Pizzas, burger, fish and chips followed by wonderful sticky toffee pudding - phenomenal value and not a complaint to be made about any of it.

The Perseverance is very much a pub serving the local community of Lambs Conduit Street in Bloomsbury. A lot of local workers from the various neighbouring hospitals drink in here, together with nearby dwellers, and, of course, some tourists. It’s a good and noisy and busy pub. You will know that you have been to a real English local after persevering at The Perseverance.

I love this slightly off the beaten track London Boozer. Went there for my 3rd visit last night, often stay around Queen Square/Bloonsbury on business. There's always a good selection of real ales on handpull and cracking kegs - Sharps Howling Wolf, Camden IPA, Blue Moon, to name just 3 I sampled. The gastropup menu is cracking and the home made fish finger sandwiches with sweet potato fries are a very reasonably priced tea when a restaurant visit doesn't quite float the boat. A pint, main and side dish for less than £13. MArvellous.

Nicely presented pub, inside and outdoor seating and is a few minutes from Great Ormond Street hospital. Good food offering and served quickly

Sentamos disfrutando de una copa temprano por la noche, este pub es un lugar tranquilo muy cerca de Great Ormond Street Hospital. Que volvería de nuevo cuando visite la zona, podría hacer con unos pocos asientos más afuera.

Entorno clásico pub, buena selección de vino y lleno, así que el buen ambiente. Conferencia escuela médica lugar cerca, así que llenar rápidamente!

Tenía un pub agradable almuerzo aquí - un bocadillo de pollo y un vaso de vino. Ambos muy agradable, como era el "verdadero ambiente de pub". La perseverancia ha sido completamente reformado recientemente y es muy acogedor.

Su lugar muy agradable para tomar una copa, pero desafortunadamente la decoración ahora y no se sabe cuando van a ser abierto

We went here for an early dinner with our preschooler. The atmosphere and staff were great. The food was good.

This is a relatively small pub opposite the Great Ormond Street childrens hospital. It is a fairly typical pub without too much modernisation. Staff were friendly and attentive and atmosphere was good. Will happily visit again if in the area.

I wasn't really sure to try this place From outside doesn't look good at all,When I went in there everything was all amazing Friendly bar staff, good selection of beers and I also tried some food, the chicken and veggie pasta yummy and creamy, delicious.I will come back

It doesnt look much from outside. Even as you walk in you would perhaps think twice about staying, but time your visit correctly and you will immediately feel you are in your local. The atmosphere from 5ish weekdays and the few weekend visits i have made was fantastic. Check out the beers - some great brews here. Not only that but decent wines and a great gin selection. I've seen a poor bar staff comment on here....very suprising. I return here because of the pleasant welcome i get on every occasion.

My son and I had lunch and a couple of pints on Saturday before heading off to Emirates to see Arsenal win over Lincoln City. Although I'm sure it's a much rowdier place in the evening, that afternoon we found it to be a quiet and sunny place with friendly customers and a wonderful and knowledgeable bartender. We tried the Kernel's pale ale and Camden Town's hells lager: both were delicious, especially the Kernel. Nicely done Cumberland sausage and mashed potatoes for me, and a huge burger and chips for the lad. Well done, Perseverance: the next time we come to London for a soccer game/football match we'll be coming back!

Came here before going for dinner at Ciao Bella. It's a cosy pub with a nice selection of beers. It's got character and if we didn't have dinner reservations, we would have stayed for a few more drinks.

Been here quite a few times as local - Sundays forget as dead but week days busy and nice atmosphere- except half of the bar staff. The moody shorter girl especially tries to make you feel like your doing her a favour to order there. - was ordering a food order and drinks for a table. - was shouted at by her for not being 'loud enough' with my order. Had many eye roles and she got the drinks Order wrong from her not listening then acting like it was the end of the worldWhen your after a few drinks and food after work the last thing you want is a moody teenage barmaid who looks like she is in pain having to be polite to customers. Get rid of her and I'd gladly come back as the bar is quite nice. But dealing with her is a bit like pulling teeth.

Rude bar staff. Poor form. Was ready for a chilled pint with the chaps; felt we could only have one beer before leaving.

Met there with some friends for a catch-up and it was a great discovery. The prices very reasonable, the staff and the visitors all super nice and friendly. Apparently has an upstairs room for private parties and a more quite type of meetings; downstairs is cosy, warm and well decorated. Serves food, a man next to my table was having fish and chips, it looked crispy and yummy!Very close to Holborn and Russell stations. Close to the curzon and some good restaurants.

En kollega og jeg stakk innom dette stedet for et par øl. Det er et helt greit sted. Hyggelig barmann og bra øl. Ingenting som utmerker stedet, men heller ingenting som gjør at man bør holde seg unna. Her kan man trygt nyte en pint eller to.

Our company opted for The Perseverance for its Christmas party and we are very glad we did. It was an extremely busy night but despite the crowds the staff were friendly and funny and never kept us waiting. We had the upstairs room which was really nicely decorated, and they turned down the music at our request so we could talk. The food came quickly and everyone's meals were served without a hitch. Everything about the evening was excellent - a big thank you to the staff.

I walked into the Perserverance since it was not crowded with wall-to-wall people and it looked comfortable. I asked the bar keep about what the good ales were and he immediately poured me an once of something to try. I had a nice meal of pork/leek sausages, onion rings, mashed with a red wine reduction sauce that I enjoyed very much. The food arrived quickly and it was hot and tasty. Beer was good too. This is a nice place to eat that is busy, not overcrowded and has a nice ambiance and pretty decent service!

I had a very nice pint of Marstons Sunbeam in here, so although the interior of the pub isn't as pleasant as the nearby Lamb, the quality of the ale and the friendliness of the staff more than compensated. Gret to have 2 very good pubs on the same street (along with a very good Italian restaurant).

Advertises itself as a craft beer pub with its own brewery and smokehouse. It's website shows many interesting craft beers on a blackboard. When I visited they only had a kernel and brewdog punk. Everything else was standard pub beer. They even had written Becks up on the blackboard as a craft beer! They didn't have any of their own beer as claimed. Their menu was standard pub food - Sunday's roasts, fish and chips etc . There was no smokehouse.If I stumbled across this pub by chance it would have been ok but I felt extremely disappointed after reading its misleading advertising.

Came here to meet a friend. Service with a smile. Decent range of beers. Friendly punters. Good music and video games in the gents!! Never seen that before... Will return!

Service was hit and miss for drinks early on Saturday night. Range of beers was impressive and the loos were clean.

Don't miss this place if you're in the area.Great selection of beers! I didn't like their own brews, but there's plenty to choose from.Menu is so good looking! I'm a sucker for smoked meat, so when i saw "smokehouse" i was instantly in southern US and salivating.... Unfortunately they don't have a smoker on the premises. They get smoked meat delivered every few days. Still good tasting though!Service is impeccable, nice chap doing his best, very friendly.The decor... Well, i guess that's why it's called "perceverance"...Free wifi - which the kids appreciatedSo - if smoked meat and special brew's your thing, don't miss it

Più che il pub in sé sono affascinanti il suo nome e lo scorcio in cui esso è ospitato, laddove Guilford Place confluisce in Lamb Conduit Street e Bloomsbury pian piano diventa Holborn. Questa quieta vietta di grande atmosfera ci dà l'impressione di trovarci in una cittadina della provincia benestante anziché nella caotica e chiassosa Londra. Deliziosa la teoria di pub, ristoranti più o meno etnici, negozi di fiori, cartolerie e librerie che vi si snoda. Da non dimenticare The People's Supermarket, che offre interessanti prodotti d'agricoltura biologica ad una capitale sempre più interessata all'ecosostenibile ed al benessere fisico. Allettata dalla promessa di vedere una partita della nazionale dell'Italia, mi sono recata qui dopo le 22:00 ma la cucina, come la tradizione anglosassone vuole, era purtroppo già chiusa. Il cameriere non ha fatto molto per venirmi incontro se non propormi di comprare un pacchetto di patatine decisamente poco allettante e per nulla economico. Tuttavia, la birra ambrata che mi ha consigliato, proveniente da un birrificio del quartiere, era davvero ottima.

One of the best pulled-pork burgers in town. The bartenders are very nice and interesting young people, along with the manager who clearly loves his job and makes The Perseverance one of the best pubs in London.

Came for the food, stayed for the tall, handsome bartender. Excellent service, would definitely recommend all endeavours

As far as pub grub goes, this is good. I had the burger, generously topped with cheese and pulled pork in a brioche bun. Delicious! Chips may have been a better option than fries and the slaw could have done with a bit of something else, but all in all, a great feed for a reasonable price. Great selection of beers too to wash it all down!

Great find in the middle of Bloomsbury. Pub has a large selection of beer on tap and helpful, friendly staff.

We found this place while walking around the neighbourhood looking for somewhere to grab a feed and are so glad we did. The downstairs area was packed but we were able to get ourselves a table for 5 and ordered dinner for us weary travellers that had only just arrived into London. The service was great from the girl behind the bar (2nd night working there) and the meals came out quick and fast which was a delight! We were not expecting the serving sizes which were massive and worth the price which was quite reasonable for our standards from Australia.This is certainly a pub that you can tell the locals visit and one that us travellers will visit again also.

Another marathon walking trip broken up by a visit to this typical English public house. Didn't dine but the staff were warm and friendly and the interior added to the feeling of the inner city public house experience.

I ate fish and chips with a pint and as much I want to give bonus for craft beer, the experience was very average. Taste of beer is always a matter of taste, but food didnät taste much so maybe a dash of salt would've helped a bit. Service, however, was very good, points for that.

I went on Friday night for a work party. We work round the corner so have been before, and I actually had the exact same experience both times.So we're all about to order food and as the menu doesn't have any indication of a gluten free option, I went to the bar to ask. I know this is annoying. I know everyone who doesn't have celiac disease thinks it's just some diet people are on to lose weight and avoid carbs (carbs by the way, don't = gluten). I asked if there was anything on the menu which is gluten free. The lady behind the bar replied, 'don't know, probably not to be honest.' I said, 'nothing at all? Could you check for me please?' She reluctantly went to the kitchen to ask and returned to say, 'yea I don't know, we don't actually prepare the food we just order it in, so we don't know'. This astounds me. I went to a remote countryside pub a month ago that had a menu with gf options on it.In the end, I ordered the salad: chicken, lettuce, peppers, tomatoes, broccoli and avocado, which I'm pretty gutted about and to be honest the pulled pork or the chips could well have been gf, but how would I know?! I said 'I have ordered this before and it turned up, a load of lettuce with some dry chicken, so please can you just make sure it comes with all the bits.'My salad arrived, a lot of lettuce, dry chicken, a bit of pepper and tomato. No avocado, no broccoli. This is a central London pub and I'm completely shocked that the concept of gluten free is so alien? Anyway, I'm sure that everyone else I was with had a good time, but it was a bit rubbish for me.I did try to email the pub before writing a bad review, but my email just bounced back.

Excellent welcome from friendly staff. Will be visiting again soon after a beautiful meal and super choice of beers.

l'adresse est prometteuse et peut-être que le souvenir de l'ancien chef contraste avec la carte actuelle qui s'adresse aux étudiants et amis (nombreux) qui cherchent à partager un bon moment pas très cher. Je venais manger mon "fish & chips du vendredi en espérant trouver quelque chose de convivial et confortable, je n'ai eu que le premier

After a visit to the British Museum we found that our thirst was in need of slaking so we found our way to the Perseverance,which did just that. It's an attractive enough pub with a decent enough selection of alcohol,and a pleasant atmosphere.

This pub has a fine selection of beers and a fairly small menu of American fare, think BBQ options. The food was delicious.

Friendly people, nice atmosphere, and they brew their own beer (which sadly I did not like) they also serve craft beers from other places. We had a meal which was moderately priced and nothing special. Not a bad place to come on a rainy day and could be fun if you like tasting different sorts of craft beer.

Un pub de quartier avec un grand choix de bières pressions, plus de 15, pour une grande partie de la brasserie Camden.Bonne nourriture de pub: fish and chips, pie au poulet ou au bœuf .Un vrai pub sans TV.

We went for lunch - the staff were lovely. Our starter of Camembert with a delicious chutney to start hit the spot. The chicken pie and my friends burgher were good but we're nothing special and the chips were really wedges. I'd go back for the friendly staff!

I was very impressed with the lovely staff. I was offered a taste of 3 types of cider when I asked what they had which was lovely service and you don't get that anywhere!!Overall had a great night would recommend to everyone!!!Great place!!

Top marks for serving a wheat beer brewed by the Camden brewery called Gentleman's WIT, this is absolutely stunning. If it's cold try the hot spiced cider, really nice blend of flavours, this is a treat on a winter evening. The good was okay, nothing to write home about, but tasty enough. The slow roast belly pork which could have done with roasting a lot slower and/or having an element of braising for the meat to help with its tenderness.I've returned for a drink but not eaten there again, there're better places close by. If you were looking to eat in a pub you were already drinking in you'd be happy enough, if you went out looking for a good meal you may be disappointed. That said, my standards are high.

Buen Pub de barrio con comida razonable en bloomsbury. Ofrecen hamburguesas de calidad y otros platos. Tienen una variedad adecuada de cervezas, incluyendo varias locales y de producción propia. También ofrecen cocktails, pero no es el fuerte del lugar

...this place comes very easily. A very chilled (proper) boozer. Serves a wide selection of good beer, with small, independent breweries well represented. Wine list was good also, covering a nice variety. Staff friendly, unpretentious and will to help. Didn't try the food but looked good.

lovely old fashioned pub that used to be called the Sun. Nice selection of real ales and plenty of tables. Very busy pub but service was swift.

Ci sono stato con degli amici la sera del 18 settembre. La nostra intenzione era di andare in un vicino pub di forte connotazione rugbistica per vedere la partita inaugurale dei mondiali di rugby Inghilterra-Fiji ma, trovandolo super affollato ed impraticabile, abbiamo deciso di andare altrove. In sostanza, siamo entrati in questo pub per caso, andando all'avventura. Tornarci? Perché no?! Se non avete di meglio da fare va bene: è un normalissimo pub inglese con possibilità di vedere sport in diretta. Abbiamo mangiato tutti degli hamburger con patatine (diversi tra loro per qualche personalizzazione che abbiamo chiesto, tutti abbastanza buoni) e bevuto diverse birre tutte interessanti: Camden Hells London Lager, Camden Pale Ale, The Kernel, Camden Ink Stout. L'ambiente è tipico di un pub inglese con bevute a go go e qualche ubriacatura come da copione (abbiamo assistito ad un bel siparietto messo su da una decina di donne inglesi un po' attempate ma con tanta voglia di festeggiare il compleanno di una di loro). Un po' piccolo per quanto è frequentato, siamo comunque riusciti a trovare un tavolo a causa di un certo ricambio di clientela, vedere la partita seduti mentre mangiavamo e bevevamo, a non svenarci con i prezzi, ed a passare una bella serata tra amici. Servizio in linea con lo standard londinese: gentile ed efficiente. Punti forti:- birre- posizione (vicino metro "Russel Square")- sport livePunti deboli:- non grande- rumoroso

Really nice pub, great food and friendly staff. Manager especially great, left a phone there and he made sure it got back to me.

A nicely turned out joint; menu looks okay, drinks are okay, service just okay but food poor - dry, reheated chips, poor (frozen) fish. Burger was not bad. Not cheap but hardly anyone there - which should have registered with me!

I was advised, quite correctly in my opinion, by the friendly bar staff to reconsider from ordering continental lager to London Camden beer; I enjoyed this pub immensely

Had lunch here for my fathers 70th this place was recomended by friends.There was 10 of us but the menu was excellent a choice of 5 roasts on sunday .Everthing cooked fresh and the quality of food is excellent. Will visit again soon

Trendy spit and sawdust - real ale enthusiastically will like . Good choice of beers - nice atmosphere .

The originally Georgian 'Lamb', said to be second home to the Bloomsbury set, is where you're supposed to go in Lamb's Conduit Street. But despite its charms it can be a bit cramped and the nearby 'Perseverance' is a more spacious alternative. In a corner Victorian building it was equally quiet despite a bit of not too intrusive canned music. Friendly service from the tattooed barman, well spaced simple wooden tables and chairs. We enjoyed our beer battered cod, with peas and chips - but choose the 'french fries' over the rather unappealing 'fat chips'. Good range of draught beers and ciders, possibly more of the latter than usual as it was 'cider week'. On the warm November Saturday we were there they left the doors open and some autumn leaves blew in, producing a rather pretty effect on the dark wood floor. A good spot to break the journey if, like us, you're doing the pleasant walk from St Pancras station to the West End.

I've had drinks here after work in the sun - and they pull a decent pint and have a good selection of drinks. But today popped in for Sunday lunch and couldn't have been more disappointed...There were only 3 other people in there (but we ate early as we have kids). Someone eating alone and a couple who were drinking heavily and swearing inappropriately loudly given that we'd brought two kids in. The staff did nothing - very busy looking at a phone. We ordered from a very well written menu - roast beef and roast chicken with fish goujons for the kids. The goujons were actually passable - though the peas they came with were barely cooked.The beef was so tough - it was inedible and gave me indigestion. The carrots were cold - as in refrigerator cold - the 'roasted honey parsnip' were neither roasted enough to bite through, neither had they been in close proximity to any honey, the broccoli florets had those little yellow bits on indicating they are not fresh - and were so overcooked a toothless octogenarian could have bitten through them... I asked to switch my dish - and was recommended the beef brisket as the others were already half way through their meals I wanted something quick and was advised this was a great dish. 5 minutes later I'm told they had run out. In the end the Moo pie was acceptable but for £11.95 it's a total joke. You can get a Pie Minister pie - from their own restaurant on Leather Lane for half this with much better accompaniments and less swearing drunks. Totally unsuitable for families or people who like food. As we eat early with the kids - it's hard to know if somewhere is unpopular, or the rush hasn't started. Given that we left at 1.30 and no other customers had come in - it's safe to assume it's the former. Lambs Conduit Street is a beautiful thing - some swanky mens clothing stores, little café's and the Peoples Supermarket made famous by a TV documentary last year. But this is an embarrassment.

Attractive pub on the corner with hanging baskets of summer flowers.Found this place on a busy Friday evening on the hottest day of the year. Plenty of atmosphere with music and groups of colleagues and some tourists gathering as the evening went on.Menu of very good traditional pub choices. I had Free Ranger pie (chicken, ham and leek) with excellent fat chips. The beef pie my partner chose was also really nice. Staff were friendly but too busy which let the service down a bit. For example, we ended up having to clear the table of the previous customers' plates ourselves before our food arrived.Food was nicely presented and absolutely delicious.

Bom Pub. Boas cervejas produzidas em London, muitas opções. Local amplo em comparação com outros Pubs.

Nothing remarkable about this place to be honest. Went a few times as our hotel was very close and people seemed to find the name enjoyable. It isn't very big, not very fancy, and I'm not even sure if it serves food. If you are nearby definitely pop in, but I wouldn't go out of my way.

Looked great from outside but not great inside. Looks like it was once sparkling but not now I m afraid. We were also turned away at 5 to 4 for food as the kitchen stopped serving between 4-5, a little poor. The beer was nice but the rest found wanting

I went into The Perseverance for lunch last week, I have just started working off Lambs Conduit Street and always like to try the local pubs and restaurants. The pub was busy, as it was a Friday lunch, but we managed to sit down. First thing I noticed was their great selection of ales, I tried the Hackney Hopster which is a pale ale and also the Bloomsbury something… both were great. I had the lamb shank and my friend had the fish and chips. Lamb shank was tender with lovely creamy mash and was the...