The Red Lion, Pall Mall - pub details
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Address: 23, Crown Passage, London, SW1Y 6PP [map] [gmap]
Tel: 08721 077 077 (ref 659)
Green Park (0.2 miles), Piccadilly Circus (0.3 miles), St James's Park (0.5 miles)
London Charing Cross (0.6 miles), London Victoria (0.9 miles), London Waterloo (1.2 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Real ale
- Dogs allowed
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other pubs nearby:
Golden Lion, St James's (0.0 miles), S and P, St James's (0.1 miles), Walkers of St James, St James (0.1 miles), Chequers, St James's (0.1 miles), Blue Posts, St James's (0.1 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Red Lion, Pall Mall
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| Hidden away down a side passage between Pall Mall and King St, this is a single carpeted room with wood panelling and a number of plates displayed all around on a high shelf. There are a few horse brasses, small pictures and cartoons, and some copper jugs and steins hang over the bar area. The bar is in the corner giving a kind of L shape to the room. Seating comprises pew type benches with cushions and small stools. St Austell Tribute and Adnams Bitter on the two pumps. Maldenman - 28 Feb 2010 12:09 |
| My partner and I found this pub by accident down a very "Ye Olde" alleyway in St James. Though it was quite busy, we were served quickly and my partner, who's a bit of an ale-man, said they served a fine pint of Tribute. Both the staff and the regulars were very helpful in helping us figure out where we were, as we hadn't been to the area before. We'll definitely go again as this is a real character pub which you don't see so many of these days! pub_visitor - 24 Feb 2010 12:09 |
| Not sure about the previous post as we didn't try the Tribute, but a group of us stopped in for a pint of Adnam's, which was excellent. In fact, though we'd only planned to stop for one, the great beer and very obliging staff caused us to stay for the evening. As another post mentioned, this pub is a hidden gem! David77 - 19 Feb 2010 09:23 |
| A friend and I thought we'd stop by for a pint as we hadn't visited in a long time. We shouldn't have bothered. Our glasses of Tribute took a very long time to settle, and then the ale tasted of soap, and when we told the barmaid she refused to believe us, asking a drunk man behind us whether it had tasted alright to him. She then said she could get us an Adnams, but we'd have to pay for it, as there was 'nothing wrong' with the Tribute. Through all of this she was rude and seemed to be suggesting that we didn't have a clue what beer should taste like- even when we told her, truthfully, that we frequently drink Tribute. We left, minus the drink, and the money we had paid for it, and will certainly not be returning. Ale_Quaffer - 12 Feb 2010 21:22 |
| I love this pub! Staff are always incredibly welcoming and friendly and the lunchtime sandwiches are gorgeous. Diana22 - 10 Feb 2010 11:44 |
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