This place grows on you. I think we have found our sweet spot in the West End. The second visit proved even better than our first. The semi-outdoor nook upstairs is our favourite hangout. It is private, quiet, cozy and perfect for long conversations. We’ve only had the Sunday Roasts and the recent visit was simply perfect. Absolutely everything was spot on; from the mash to the roasted root veges, the light fluffy Yorkshire pudding to the melt in your mouth roast pork. Scrumptious lot! Over a pint of Guinness, it just made the perfect getogether!
I ventured to the Bow Street Tavern for a meeting in one of their private rooms and it was a good experience on all fronts. The staff were helpful and attentive while the room itself was just the right size for 12-14 people. When our time was up we were offered a few relocation options and we ended up on their cosy roof terrace which was very comfortable.
We all ordered food and all of the dishes looked tasty and nicely cooked. I went for the chicken pie and it proved to be a solid choice and towards the upper end of what you'd expect with pub food. I'm sure that we'll be back for more in the future.
Been there first time yesterday for our comics group meeting and it was great. Place was busy when we arrived and after an hour they allowed us to sit on the second floor in private room. Felt like somebody special, what we didn't get was cigar and cognac. Lovely evening in a lovely place. Will visit again since it's our official new watering hole.
Positively spot on! The tavern is gorgeous! 3 levels & a roof top garden. The meat pies are too good to not eat every bite. Served with mash & peas ♡♡♡♡ CHEERS! TO Lucy, Anna, & Manny♡ you are all so very cool. Btw, loved the sign in the ladies loo. We need so many things in the states. These signs would be great. People like you all make it hard for me to leave London, seriously. I may be back through to fly out to the states. TA!!! Many blessings too♡
Really friendly staff helped to make our visit a truly enjoyable experience.
A comfy and cosy lounge bar with a gin terrace.
Visited on a Sunday afternoon was greeted very warmly by all 3 members of staff that were on at the time. We had a booking for lunch and they allowed us to choose where we would like to sit, we sat in the main bar downstairs which is lovely.
Good selection of beers including 4 cask and at least 6 draught taps, if my memory serves me correct. Tried 2 different cask beers and both were obviously very well kept.
Lunch was great and arrived in good time we both had the beef Sunday roast.
Would have loved to have stayed longer to check out the upstairs but had to be elsewhere. We will be back!
A beautiful autumn day, sun shining on a chilly city. I am sat by the front window of the unassuming but delightful Bow Street Tavern. A lovely welcome when I arrived and beer, quickly and merrily dispensed. Quirky, incongruous and lovely as all pubs should be, according to their strengths. I enjoyed a lovely cold pint of lager. There is however, much more on offer for those with different tastes. A couple of cask ales, wines from everywhere and plenty more besides. The bar is open and deceptively roomy, also further treats including a rooftop garden upstairs over four floors. A real treat just on the eastern edge of Covent Garden. Most certainly worth a visit!
Loved it. Great fish and chips. Rly.good.chicken sandwich. An array of beers and cider on draught. Can't go wrong.
We dropped by spontaneously after feeling hungry and not being able to find a restaurant where we could eat without haveing booked a table weeks in advance - and the nice young lady at the counter welcomed us very open heartedly and gave us a nice table on the first floor to enjoy out food. She recommended something to share and we were really haopy to have found this tavern for our last meal in London!
Typical food with kindest personnel. All the recommendations were good choices. The courses are really tasty and well presented. If want to avoid the food chains of covent garden this is a great option!
Lovely traditional pub a short walk from Covent Garden main square.
Friendly staff.
Fabulous history to this pub which dates back to late 1700's. If the walls could talk!
We didn't eat here, therefore could not give a rating on food.
This is a small but lovely pub with a fascinating interior; it instantly feels like you’re amongst loads of history. The bar staff are welcoming and friendly and there’s a really good range of drinks available considering the size of the place. As well as some stools by the window and standard tables there’s some booths at that rear which are cosy. Toilets are equally as small down some steep stairs in the basement, clean enough though. Prices are reasonable for the area and the unique setting.
Overall it’s a really nice place for a drink and a lovely different place in the area - I’ll certainly be returning.
The fish and chips was massive and delicious. I had the margarita and it is one of the best I’ve ever had. The only struggle is it’s expensive for bar food. Just head’s up.
Neat place. Sad that, like every other pub in that country, the non-main bar was closed for a private event. So didn't get to experience all of it.
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