The Tipperary Pub in City of London, Westminster

Un pequeño pub, típico de los edificios "construidos en estilo tudor", todos extremadamente estrechos. Sin embargo, este fue el primer pub irlandés en Londres, ¡y creo que el primero en Inglaterra en vender Guinness! !La comida es muy buena aquí (arriba en lo que se conoce como Boars Head), especialmente el pescado y las patatas fritas. .

Мы с друзьями обнаружили этот паб на знаменитой лондонской улице Флит Стрит. Паб не большой. Кому покушать - это на второй этаж, ну а хотите выпить - обслужат на первом. Замечательное место, посидели с ребятами почти до закрытия. Еда нас мало интересовала, а вот пиво выпили...не мало! Guinness - чудо и торжество человеческого вкуса. Обожаю!

Right on Fleet Street this is a proper Irish Pub in the middle of London serving excellent Guinness and Tayto cheese and onion!.... don't walk past!

Nice cosy pub to visit on rainy afternoon but the bartender certainly won’t have Disney chasing to sign him. Unfriendly, Grumpy comes to mind. We decided to quit after one drink and went down the road to the punch which was much better. Coming from Irish stock, he’s not typical of the Irish in London. Find a genuine friendly Irish bar somewhere else.

Had a great afternoon in The Tipperary pub on Fleet Street. Nice to see a genuine Irish Pub with Irish staff! Great pints of Guinness too! Great way to start the 6 Nations Season 2020. Thanks

Visitamos este pub después de que nuestra gira de historia terminara unas puertas más abajo. Nuestro guía turístico nos dijo que el pub era "demasiado pequeño" para aparecer en la gira, pero después de visitarlo, me pregunto si es la acogida hostil lo que los desanima a tomar grupos allí. El pub en sí era agradable y, como estaba vacío, podíamos sentarnos y conversar. Las patatas fritas Tayto eran agradables, pero estoy bastante seguro de que si el barman esbozara una sonrisa, el lugar caería en shock. .

Went in for lunch. Had a delightful meal. All tasty and served promptly. The portions were hearty and desserts were really delicious. Steve that served us could not have been more helpful.

Faultless. Food, wine, service. Luxury without pretence. One of the best meals I have had in a very long time. If I were to add anything constructive to this it would be to say that our experience could only have been enhanced by some background/ambient music. Having said that the peace and quiet might just be the finishing touch for others. Either way I would highly, highly recommend.

Called in and went upstairs to the tiny, cosy space to get some food. I went for the pork Sunday roast (lamb shank and beef were also available) at a cost of £13.95. I got two small slices of pork which were incredibly dry, roast potatoes, mashed potatoes, peas, carrots, cabbage and a Yorkshire pudding. I believe the entire meal had been cooked from frozen, but it was fine, I just think it was expensive for the quality we got. Overall, it was a nice warm spot on a very cold day, and while the food wasn't outstanding, it was fine.

Stopped there on a Sunday for lunch. Wasn't too crowded and the waitress was friendly. Good atmosphere, not too loud. The food came out quickly and was pretty good. The Sticky toffee is to die for. Probably one of the best I had. Prices are reasonable and plates big.The only complaint I could have was that the Sunday Roast was well done and the beef wasn't that tender.

Popped in with friends for a quick drink but ended up staying till closing time. Fantastic atmosphere with friendly staff.

Went in on a Saturday afternoon nice and quiet great service great bar staff friendly welcome. Good Guinness.

Nos detuvimos para ver el pub irlandés más antiguo de Londres. Almorzamos en el restaurante del segundo piso y no me decepcionó. Mi esposa y yo anhelamos Fish & Chips y no nos decepcionó. El servicio fue más que agradable y el ambiente era increíble. Agregue esta ubicación a su itinerario aunque solo sea por una mitad rápida.

Acabo de salir con algunos amigos y me encontré con este pequeño y encantador pub en la calle Fleet. Tuve un almuerzo hermoso pescado y papas fritas con pudín de caramelo pegajoso y helado muy agradable, tengo que decir

I’ve never been in a bar so expensive with such a rude ignorant barman. It’s quiet and £20 for two run and coke isn’t worth the argument. It’s also not worth my repeat business. I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone.

Good old Irish pub in Fleet St, it's been around for a long time and it's got a great atmosphere, highly recommended

De hecho, volvimos a este pub a pesar de las experiencias anteriores para darle otra oportunidad. Encontramos pelo en nuestra comida (lo que puede suceder) y cuando nos quejamos con el "camarero" solo nos reímos e insinuamos que estamos tratando de obtener una comida gratis. . . . Dos de nosotros nos enfermamos después y los dos pedimos el Sunday Roast. ¡NUNCA MÁS! Aléjate de este lugar.

Lovely pints of guinness, pulled to perfection..i tried the fish (cod) and chips and peas. Not too long to wait.☺ I left...Went to another bar and came back for another guinness!! They also sell tayto crisps!!😋 friendly bar staff.

Nous sommes arrivés tout contents de déguster un fish and chips. "Ce soir on ne sert pas a manger"..... Heu bah là on est mal, il est tard..... Le patron nous voyant un peu perdu, nous a proposé de nous servir tout de même. Merci monsieur.

Long and narrow, if there's anyone sitting at the bar, you have to squeeze your way past them. Lots of old pub mirrors on the walls echoing the pubs early owners. The real ale is good too.

Seek out the pub for the nearest thing to an old pub in Ireland- they are often being ripped out so great this has been preserved!

Good choice of English food in an Irish pub. Food is served upstairs. Cosy atmosphere, not many tables. We had steak and kidney pie and lamb. All was good, and the portions rich.

I popped in for a pint of Guinness when it started raining (so unusual in London, I know!) and did enjoy my pint. It was in the middle of the day, so the bar was almost dead, but I got what I wanted, enjoyed a break and left satisfied.

If you are near Fleet street and particularly if you are Irish and want a great pint of Guinness, then this is the place. I had three beautiful pints of Guinness,all pulled properly (which in London is very rare) by Theresa. The only downside is that I found this place on my last day, but be assured, the next time I'm in London I'll be back. Well done Theresa,I really enjoyed my pints.

We arrived at the Tipperary unannounced & needed a table for 8, in 30 minutes we were all seated & ordering our food. For a smallish pub in the City on a Friday lunchtime that was great, full marks to the staff!

Acabamos de llegar a este lugar ya que estábamos caminando y saltamos para tomar una copa y comer algo pequeño. La historia detrás del edificio y el bar era bastante interesante y vale la pena leerla. No tenían una gran selección de cervezas, tenían esencialmente la cadena de cervezas en fila por Guinness. Las sopas no estaban mal y el pan de queso era una buena porción. No encontramos el servicio muy atento, amable, sin duda, pero no estaba realmente interesado en nosotros. En general, diría que vale la pena detenerse para tomar una copa y leer sobre la ubicación, pero no haría una larga estancia aquí.

We ate here tonight as near our hotel and having eaten at the Ivy last night and Harrods this morning we didn’t want to go far. We had a few beers, the wife had fish and chips which was crisp and fresh and I had homemade steak and kidney pie which was packed with meat along with triple cooked chips. We were both more than happy and will definitely revisit.

We visited late one Sunday evening. We had the lamb as recommended by the staff. It was very good... no complaints at all.

Abbiamo cenato in questo pub irlandese e abbiamo mangiato benissimo. Vengono serviti sia piatti tipici che hamburgers. Ottime le birre. Il locale non è grande. I piatti erano buoni e il conto adeguato. Il personale gentile.

Vi var här en söndag för att äta. Jag tänkte ta Fish and Chips men blev rekommenderad Sunday roast eftersom det var söndag. Tacksam att jag blev tipsad om det, helt fantastiskt långkok på lamm med Yorkshire pudding! Andra i sällskapet tog kalkon som också var bra. Avslutade med två olika sorter puddings som också var bra. Allt kändes genuint och vällagat.

My wife and I love fish and chips. We couldn't wait to try it in this pub. The atmosphere was charming, but the FOOD was terrible. The fish was soggy and barely cooked. We could not finish it. The chips were average at best. Maybe our expectations were too high but that made our disappointment even worse. We had fish and chips in several other pubs and were never disappointed. The Tipperary ranked dead last. I am sorry to rate this place so low but it is the truth.

Qué maravilloso pub. Fuimos directamente al restaurante y tuvimos la comida más increíble. Tuve el cordero y mi compañero tenía el pastel de carne y riñón. . . seguido por la migaja de manzana para los dos. . . absolutamente delicioso ! ! Fuimos muy bien atendidos por Paul, que es el perfecto "anfitrión mein". Él tiene la mejor manera, acogedor y siempre listo con excelentes sugerencias y recomendaciones.

Plays Irish music, great selection of Irish whiskey and good beer... good atmosphere, even at lunchtime

The chicken pie was soggy and bland but the chicken itself was very well cooked and tender. Chips were hard inside and the veg was over microwaved. Service was okay.

Really enjoyed returning to this great little pub on our recent trip to London. Loved the warm welcome, friendly staff, fantastic food and great Guiness. So good we squeezed an extra lunch at Tipperary's before our train journey home. Would recommend the burger or the pie and would eat here everytime we're in London. Cheers Paulo for being such a great host!

Small, cosy. Good athmosphere. Friendly and personal servicr. Good food and fairly priced. All our family was pleased

Bardzo przyjemne miejsce. Na dole tradycyjny pub, na górze restauracja, w której zatrzymaliśmy się na tradycyjny, brytyjski obiad: sunday roast. Bardzo miła obsługa, domowe jedzenie. Polecam

Walking down Fleet Street we popped in what is said to to the oldest Irish pub in London. Lots of memorabilia and history. The bartender upstairs was great. The food especially the lamb shank was fantastic.

Siamo capitati per caso domenica a pranzo in questo ristorante, che ha lo stesso nome del pub sottostante, e abbiamo gustato il sunday roast: roastbeef e lamb. Ottimi e abbondanti. Il gestore tuttofare, irlandese, simpaticissimo, Consigliato, anche per la location.

The Tipperary became my home base for a week in August. Really nice bartenders and a great selection of beer and regional distilled goodstuff. I was staying nearby and loved having a nightcap before retiring to my uppity hotel. Will be back to try the food next time!

So I went on a little pilgrimage to the first ever Irish pub in England. The ground floor is long and skinny with a nice mosaic floor inlaid with Shamrocks. At lunch and after work you'll be lucky to get a spot at the long bar. There's a great Irish whiskey selection and the restaurant upstairs does good food. The bar is full of Irish paraphernalia and it is a nice place. It just doesn't feel like an Irish pub. It lacks Irish voices and that famously warm Irish welcome.

we came through on a pub crawl though they were closing early so we only had a chance for a quick drink but the barman was eager to let us have a few tasters of some of the local beer he had.

Went here for Sunday Lunch. Food was great with the Lamb Shank outstanding. Good Value. Great Bartender "Mitch" Had food in downstairs bar so I cannot comment on upstairs.

Lovely, helpful staff. Great selection of Irish Whiskey. Well worth a visit, the oldest Irish pub in London. The narrowest pub ‘Ye old cock inn’ is well advertised but this little pub is tiny.

Tenía un fabuloso asado el domingo en el Tipperary en Londres! El pub es un pub arriba pintoresco irlandés con frío pintas de Guinness y con la historia. Camareros amables, y solo por la historia que merezca la pena una visita - la buena comida y cerveza son la guinda del pastel!

Service was great. The fish and chips were great. Liked the place. Have to have fish and chips in a pub.

Wow, pretty cool to eat in a pub which is oldest Irish pub in London, been around since 1300, and the fish and chips were just what I expected....amazing. so crispy and delicious. Wow!!

We went to the Irish pub for dinner (upstairs), because thats what we do in every country...visit an Irish Pub. The bar tender upstairs was very quick witted and funny. The food was fast, good and the history was interresting. Its the oldest Irish bar (The Boars Head) in London. If you are in the area, it is worth a try!

Visité este pub y el servicio era caótico. El camarero, un chico en su veinte años era muy lenta. Se puso algo de propina, pero no ahora qué hacer con él, si debe poner en el bolsillo o en su hasta así pareció mejor consultar con su colega. Luego comenzó sirviendo a los clientes que llegaron después de mí, aunque yo hubiera estado esperando durante bastante tiempo. Los otros miembros del personal, una anciana me preguntó, "¿qué quieres? Y añadió, 'Que solo dos manos! 'Patético!

Tuvimos un almuerzo encantador arriba. Vimos en la fascinación como el barman hizo café irlandés desde cero para otra cena. El bar es bonito con una Alicia en el país de las maravillas, Conejo Blanco con reloj de tiempo completo, por encima de la barra. Pedimos sándwiches simples y dos pintas (una Powerhouse y una Guinness) los bocadillos vinieron con opción de pan blanco o de color oscuro y patatas fritas (papas fritas). Uno era de atún y pepino y tomate jamón y otra era. Ambos estuvieron deliciosos. El atún y pepino nos dio ideas para el verano en casa como un plato sencillo de preparar. Todo el mundo fue muy amable y cortés. El camarero nos dio un resbalón poco dando la historia del pub como el más antiguo pub irlandés en Londres. En general, una maravilla. Paramos abajo para admirar el pub. Muy bien decorado. Recomiendo si por una pinta o una comida, es un lugar para considerar

We had lunch here last week and both ordered a ploughmans. The content of the main dish was OK, but it came with white sliced bread. We would have preferred a crusty baguette or similar, which shouldn't be hard to arrange. Other than that it was a quiet pleasant place to have lunch.

Paramos en un par de bebidas mientras que en un pub crawl justo antes de Navidad. Un montón de la historia de este lugar, además de un ambiente acogedor en el bar principal. Hay un restaurante en la planta de arriba, como nos enteramos. Lugar agradable y disfrutamos de unas copas antes de irnos a la siguiente, en realidad dirigido a visitar alrededor de una docena de pubs en dos días.

Visitamos el restaurante arriba para un almuerzo de domingo. Teníamos caminamos desde la visualización art street en Shoreditch así estaba hambriento! Sube por una estrecha escalera hasta el restaurante. El servicio es muy amable y rápido. Tenía carne tarta de riñón que me encantó y mi marido tenía el asado los domingos. A ambos nos gustó la Guinness.

We sat upstairs for our lunch. A quick sandwich and a beer. Was very nice and the staff were very friendly and attentive. Good prices and was filling.

On a pub crawl, this was the third pub and so third pint. Looks cool from the outside and pretty cool on the inside. Loads of history and character. The only thing I wasn't happy with was the bar lady, she was grumpy and uninterested, made me feel like I'd asked the impossible when ordering a bunch of drinks.

Este es un encantador pub antiguo, pero tienes que subir una estrecha escalera empinada para llegar al restaurante acogedor. La música era terrible y nunca he tenido una terrible asado los domingos en mi vida. Lo único bueno era la patatas asadas. El resto era absolutamente insípido, tanto así que el "Cordero" parecía de plástico y sabían como cartón de disquete. Es una pena, ya que es un bonito lugar y el camarero era muy amable y servicial.

Never pass by this establishment without stopping in for a drink. The food is OK, but the bar is historical. We have been in here many times and always felt at home.

We stopped by the Tipperary on a home-made bar crawl as everyone needs an Irish Bar once in awhile. It was the middle of the day and fairly empty, but we had a great conversation with some of the other tourists. Unfortunately the bartender continually tried to one-up or challenge everyone's stories to the point of annoyance. It sounded like she is a part-time worker so I would visit this bar again and hope she's not there.

Muy pequeño antiguo pub irlandés, con una famosa canción. Canción antigua sala de música desde el final de la primera guerra mundial relacionados con un largo camino a Tipperary. Pub diminuto dentro pero ad un hedor de la historia y parecía muy acogedor. Realmente disfrutamos de la media hora que pasé aquí tener un buen vaso de sidra. Más antigua y original pub irlandés en Londres.

Petit Pub Irlandais avec restaurant à l'étage où nous avons mangé un très bon fish and chips.

近くの有名なパブに行ったら日曜でお休みだったので急遽こちらのアイリッシュパブに入りました。

After dinner and a pint at Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese across the street, my husband and I decided to stop in here when we read it was another old pub in the area. Very happy we did! Being the week after New Years, it was a quiet night, so we were able to have a couple pints and some great conversation with Steven. Planning on stopping in again before we leave London.

Small and cozy atmosphere. Enjoyed the fish and chips. Crispy batter. The sausages were delicious. Love the dessert. Service was good.

Me fui la última noche para algunas pintas y fui gratamente sorprendido por la cálida bienvenida. El primer "Bar irlandés de Irlanda." aparentemente fuera Una excelente variedad de whiskies irlandeses. Lo recomiendo encarecidamente

Bastante irlandés, gran variedad de whiskies irlandeses y no hace falta decir que sirven una excelente pinta de Guinness. Uno de los pubs más exquisita y acogedora en la Calle Fleet.

The Tipperary is over 400 years old it survives the great fire of London I had the privilege to be governor of the Tipperary from 1970 to 1973, this was when Fleet Street was in full swing in the downstairs bar was all printers and the guys that drink upstairs we're the editors sub-editors and reporters it was a great pub for contrast of people the downstairs bar has not changed but upstairs has been modified it was a double bar which meant you could have double whiskey rum gym etc. the bar has been moved to make room for the small restaurant. We had Italian restaurant next door I would give them a small barrel of Holstein Lager and get free meals for the month it is now a courtyard next door

My husband and I happened upon The Tipperary on a Sunday evening as we’d made our way to The Strand to go to Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese and discovered that it was closed. We only intended on staying for one pint before moving on, and yet we found this establishment so fun and friendly we stayed until closing, and returned a few nights later for more pints and a meal. The pub itself is small, but absolutely gorgeous, with dining either downstairs or in the more spacious upstairs dining area. The food, the beer, the staff, and the locals were all exceptional, and we can’t wait to return the next time that we are in the UK.

Looking for a place to warm up and have a bite, we came across the Tipperary which advertised an upstairs restaurant. It’s a small place with a good pub menu, but any similarity to the usual forgettable pub fare stops there! Service from Amanda and Steve was super efficient and above average. We both chose the steak and kidney pie with mushy peas and thick cut fries. Fries are always a good indicator of menu quality and I often find them tasteless and watery. These chips were simply amazing: crispy and tasty. Likewise the mushy peas were full of flavour. The steak and kidney was as tasty as I have ever had wrapped in lots of delicious pastry. It arrived quickly, considering the restaurant was full. Kudos to Tony who was in charge of the kitchen that day. ‘Please tell me you have Sticky Toffee Pudding?’ I asked. Indeed they did and it came with extra custard. It was a yummy accompaniment to our mains. The meal was finished off with coffee - served in beautiful china cups and a full carafe. Price was very reasonable for central London. All told, The Tipperary restaurant gets my full approval, appreciation and recommendation if you are looking for excellent pub grub in the heart of the City.

Did this one as part of a pub crawl. Nice little pub. Traditional Irish Music playing and friendly staff. Great Guinness as expected.

We stumbled into The Tipperary on our first night in London and thoroughly enjoyed the warm atmosphere and kind service. The bartender upstairs was helpful with suggestions for food and drinks.

Upstairs restaurant, Limited menu but plenty of food on the plate. sausages tasty as was the fish and chips. Guinness very good. Slow service but with care. Maybe needs a little tlc

Walking into this Irish pub in the heart of London’s historic finance district is an experience all its own. The beer is good but that goes without saying. They pour a good pint so let’s get that out of the way.What really sets this small watering hole apart from the glut of competitors across the city on a Saturday is the staff and the patrons.Amanda behind the bar is everything you could wish for. The embodiment of the “Cheers” attitude and a bartender that seamlessly moves between conversations whilst making sure everyone is fed and watered. With a singular talent she draw the others at the bar together so you find yourself talking to new friends you never would have met.If you’re in the area and looking for a pint...look no further.

We stumbled across the Tipperary in Fleet Street looking for a place to rest while waiting for check-in at our apartment. The staff were friendly and the Guinness was cold and creamy! Later that night, too tired after a long day of travel to venture far, the men set out in search of takeaway. With only Maccas on offer the boys returned to the Tipperary and the Boar's Head restaurant above it to see if they did takeways. Well they didn't but they been thinking about it so back came four dinners, on hot china plates, with all trimmings. Just return the plates tomorrow said Pat! We ended up going back every night of our stay in London. The food was great, home cooked and delicious. Pat is the most amazing host. We pulled our own pints of Guinness, enjoyed his great hospitality and left with gifts and good wishes. Thanks Pat for helping to make our stay very memorable. Next trip to London these four Kiwis will be back!

Recently visited this little place with a friend after finding out it is the oldest Irish pub in London (also apparently the first one to serve Guinness outside of Ireland). We went upstairs to the little restaurant area which had a lovely atmosphere, really friendly and cute. Immediately we felt very comfortable and the waiter, Patrick - a lovely Irish man, greeted us. I had sausage and mash (which Patrick praised and I was definitely not disappointed as it was delicious) and my friend had kidney pie, we both really enjoyed it and he bought us extra gravy which was great! We both had a pint of Guinness which tasted perfect, just what we needed and the whole experience was just brilliant. Even the music that was playing was really relaxed and everything gave off good vibes.Would definitely visit again! Thank you Patrick for making our first visit to the Tipperary such a pleasure!

Great night. Good selection of drafts, plus Guinness and Guinness extra cold on tap and properly poured by an Irish man. Don't miss it.

I walked down Fleet Street looking for a proper meal beyond the establishments that offer plastic wrapped paninis, plastic domed pasta bowls and cardboard cased salads that dominate, where customers are forced to sit on high stools and eat with their hands or a plastic bit of tat.What a joy to find The Tipperary - a real London pub - with its delicious herby sausages, veg, mash and gravy followed by a perfect syrup sponge and custard, easily washed down by a draft Guinness (which couldn't be had in a faux Italian eatery). Real plates. Real cutlery. I thought the meal was excellent value for money. Apparently, they do a fantastic Sunday lunch. Barman and kitchen today gave excellent, friendly, very speedy service.Long may The Tipperary live!

We were supposed to meet a good friend of ours across the street at the Ye Old Cheshire Cheese, but the kitchen was closed by the time we got there. So, we looked around and saw the Tipperary. And since my family was originally from that part of Ireland, we decided to try it out. What a treat! Our host (Patrick, I think) was funny, nice and very hospitable. We wanted a picture of the four of us, and he allowed my husband to pour some Guinness from the tap for the photo (and he took the photo)! The food was very good too, which can't always be said of pub food. My friend and I had burgers (double patties), my husband had the chicken pie and a side of onion rings, while our daughter had tomato bisque soup. We enjoyed our total meal and time there and would highly recommend trying the place!

A group of us were touring London pubs. This is typical of a lot of old pubs; narrow but quite long. Good range of ales. Somewhat dark for such a sunny day, but nice to get out of the sun for a while. Friendly bar staff. Enjoyable visit

With Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese closed, we had a nice Sunday lunch at the Tipperary across the street. Pork and roast beef dinners were top notch as were the fish and chips. Enjoyed chatting with the proprietor. Thanks.

Went in for dinner on a weekday. Staff was very nice and was giving good recommendations. The menu has traditional meals. Unfortunately, the food had no salt and hence had almost no taste. This ruined our positive impression of the rest and could have been avoidable. What a pity.

This is a traditional pub on busy Fleet St. Small inside, a bit dingy perhaps, but friendly and with character. It was a Sunday evening and we called in, upstairs for a bite to eat. It was a tight fit to squeeze four of us around a table, but we managed. The menu was decent, if not extensive. One of us had the burger and the other three had the Pie. We all agreed it was very tasty. All washed down with a canny pint of Guiness. We left happy and satisfied.

The Tipperary is a neat little pub with the ability to eat pub grub upstairs. The Bar attendant is very friend and helpful, WiFi is available if you ask. They pour a good pint and a place where the locals come to relax and sit and chat. If you are an Irish pub chaser, step in for a pint.

My husband, son and I just had lunch at the oldest Irish Pub in London. The meal was fantastic and we enjoyed our visit with Patrick, he filled us in on the history of the place and my son got to pour his own Guinness! Highly recommend, on Fleet Street.

Passed here with my partner and decided to call in for a bite to eat and I'm so glad we didas we had absolutely fantastic roast dinner!! we were served by our great host Patrick...a man of great knowledge of the Tipperary and London in general such a great atmosphere we didn't want to leave, rest assured we will be paying another visit again soon as!! Oh and the Guinness was amazing too!!

Great little Irish bar in the City. We went for Sunday lunch and weren't disappointed. I had the boiled bacon and my partner had the lamb shank, both meals were delicious, as was the apple pie. The pub itself is cosy and feels like a real Irish bar. The Guinness is excellent and the barman, Patrick offered proper Irish hospitality, friendly professional service all carried out with a smile and a bit of craic. I will definitely be back and recommend it to anyone who fancies a relaxed drink and tasty food.

We only stopped for a drink but we had a great time. The owners are so much fun. If you are in the area, please stop by and visit.

Llegamos de casualidad a este bar, y nos encanto. Tomamos unas cervezas en la barra de abajo, tienen mucha variedad, y después subimos al restaurante que esta arriba. Pedimos un pie de Riñón y ternera y unas salchichas con puré, era un plato muy abundante, muy rico y aunque algo pesado ideal para recuperar energías después de horas de caminata. La moza es muy muy amable y atiende con muchísima dedicación a cada cliente. El ambiente arriba muy tranquilo y lindo, para disfrutar Londres por las ventanitas mientras se almuerza. Los precios dentro del rango de todos los pub de la zona. Volvería sin dudas!!!

OMG! The best high tea we have had anywhere! You will not be disappointed! Totally delicious! And a nice little walk from St. Paul's Cathedral. We sat upstairs overlooking the street below for a good people watching opportunity. But seriously, this high tea was to die for!

We popped in here for a light lunch. What a lovely friendly reception. Barman was very chatty and told us of history of the pub. The sandwiches were beautifully made and well filled and side order of chips and onion rings were spot on. Washed down with perfect Guinness. A truly authentic warm Irish pub. Recommended.

The Tipperary was stop 3 on an afternoon pub crawl through London. The sign outside reads "London's original Irish Pub" and it didn't disappoint. One difference I've notice between pubs in England and pubs in Ireland -- the Irish pubs are a lot chattier. So, the Tipperary truly is an Irish pub. The bartender was friendly and our fellow customers chatted amiably with us. It was the friendliest pub on our crawl. It also offered a host of beers I didn't see at other pubs, such as several choices from Belfast Brewing and Buccaneer Bunny from Nelson Brewing.

Very good food, excellent beer and a special cozy place, in the heart of London. Patty served us two typical British plates, Fish and Chips and Sausages with Mash and Peas. Delicious!

This is a very autentic place - a typical small pub with great atmosphere. Pretty large choice of tap beer and very good and tasty cuisine. The owner is a really friendly person - we spent something like 6 hours there and he was very kind. Even if it was my first time there I really felt like home.

Excelente la atención de su dueño, lugar muy pintoresco y agradable. Ideal para hacer una pausa en el día.

Do you need to find a way to waste money and be treated like dirt? This is the place for you! We'd visited a few pubs and had a sense of the cost of a pint. We walked in here, were ignored for a while, then begrudgingly offered information on the beers on tap. We weren't overwhelmed by any, so we got two half pints and a whiskey. This cost 24 pounds. The whiskey was a very short pour. We licked our financial wounds and got out of there. We won't be back and can hopefully spare someone this experience.

Lunched there today, made to feel very welcome by the immensely entertaining Amanda. I had a lovely home made steak & kidney pie which was delicious - served with mash, peas and gravy. Followed this with a very light sticky toffee pudding and fresh cream. Couldn't have asked for more.

Небольшой двухэтажный паб. На первом наливают, на втором еще и кормят. Всегда есть посетители. Хорошее пиво.

Food was great , really interesting little pub loved the appermashere, and people were very friendly will visit again on my next trip .

We stumbled upon this gem while walking back to our hotel after an afternoon of visiting pubs. We started upstairs in Mum's bar. We met the "woman of the pub" who was absolutely delightful. We enjoyed a pint and then slipped down the back stairs and spent time with locals and did a whiskey tasting. Very very fun way to end our day.

To be honest, my girlfriend and I came over here because Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese was closed. But it wasn't a bad choice. The restaurant area is upstairs away from the main bar, so even though that was somewhat busy, we could have a peaceful Sunday roast watching the traffic go by down on the ground. The girl working upstairs was very friendly. The food was excellent and at a usual pub price. All around a great lunch.The character of the pub is fantastic too. Clearly it's very old, with some amazing old photos and cartoons on the walls.

Great visit to The Tipperary Superb selection of whiskey and friendly service. Lovely traditional feel about this pub.