Queens Larder, Bloomsbury - pub details
Address: 1 Queen Square, Bloomsbury, London, WC1N 3AR [map] [gmap]
Tel: 020 7837 5627
Russell Square (0.1 miles), Holborn (0.4 miles), Tottenham Court Road (0.5 miles)
London St Pancras (0.7 miles), London Kings Cross - Thameslink (0.7 miles), London Kings Cross (0.8 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- TV
- Real ale
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other pubs nearby:
Swan, Bloomsbury (0.0 miles), Night and Day, Russell Square (0.0 miles), Friend at Hand, Bloomsbury (0.1 miles), Callaghans, Russell Square (0.2 miles), Perseverance, Holborn (0.2 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of Queens Larder, Bloomsbury
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| We found this place while we were staying at the excruciatingly awful Royal National Hotel and its attached equally awful "London Pub". The Queens Larder is a haven of sanity with well-kept Greene King on draught (I lived in Braintree so I like Greene King - sorry). The prices weren't all that shocking and the bar staff were friendly and helpful, even putting up with our 8 year old (and quiet) son. Bit cold to sit outside but we had a nice view from the window across the square so we could watch the world go by. I'd have no complaints if this place was my local. They serve food, too though we ate at Cagney's next door and wished we hadn't. johnmnz - 30 Jun 2008 20:34 |
| I love this quirky little pub. Real characters serving behind the bar, a cosy atmosphere, good outside seating. A real mix of regulars and tourists. Pretty quiet on Sunday nights but even when it's busy I've always managed to find a seat within about 10 mins. Definitely one of my favourite places to drink in London. ManhattanGirl - 9 May 2008 17:13 |
| Pleasant enough corner. Very small so best go in the afternoon if you want a seat. Greene King beers unfortunately but there's Leffe on draught if you're feeling rich. nickdavies - 20 Feb 2008 11:41 |
| Found this pub by chance last night. Cosy, strange little place. The premium lager on offer was Stella, which tasted a little watery, although it's rarely you get a a good pint of draught Stella. Pint was £3.35, so is quite pricey. Liked the uptight looking formaly dresses barman. Friendly crowd, good covered bench area outside, (with environment killing heaters, so was warmish), and strange plastic benches. As a member of the Hand Dryer Appreciation Society, (toungue in cheek, find us on Facebook), I say that their hand dryer in the gents was efficient and needed no hand wiping on the jeans. krsone - 5 Jan 2008 17:47 |
| The last review is spot on. The pub HAS lost it's charm AND its character, which is such a shame. It has been cloned into yet another common and garden gastro type pub, all too frequent these days, with expensive prices. I used to love to go in there but now prefer some of the other pubs in the area like the Swan. Management must be doing something right as the pub is always packed in the evenings. Too packed for comfort in fact. There are enough pubs in this area to give this one a miss. Alex6 - 26 Dec 2007 21:45 |
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