Popped in to this pub before going to eat in Victoria and wasn't disappointed. It is small, so fills quickly, and it had a really nice atmosphere. The clientelle comprised mostly of after-work office people. The beers were in good condition, I had a couple...More

It shouldnt take 30mins for a toastie to be made, and those 30mins certainly shouldnt feel like a hostile intrusion whilst you wait. We arrived and tge warm welcome promised by the sign outdoorsvwas conspicuously absent. We ordered a couple of pints and toasties, after...More

We popped in as we were waiting for a performance to start at the other palace theatre around the corner. It was quiet to begin with (a round 4pm on a weekday) but got really busy early evening. Small but perfectly formed old fashioned traditional...More

A really good find in a modern, busy area, a proper pub. Only small but very well run with a real traditional feel. Nice range of beers and wine, not badly priced for the area it's in. Friendly staff and a good atmosphere well with...More

As it is supposed to be the smallest pub in central London we felt we had to go there. We were lucky enough to get a table for two as indeed the place is very small. It is also very quaint and genuine with no...More

happened upon this pub by chance (we spotted it in the distance from another pub). It is tiny pub that appears to have a big heart. The staff were friendly ands knowledgeable. The range of beers was good but not vast. We spend a pleasant...More

Looking for a traditional British pub with culture, charm packed with locals? If you're close to buckingham palace then this would be a great option. As mentioned previously, limited food options (that I didn't try) but good local beer options. Friendly locals only too happy...More

This place was packed every day of the work week. I am not sure why but it was a nice place to stand out on the sidewalk and grab a drink.

Really nice traditional pub, oldy worldy atmosphere that you rarely see in pubs in London. Good beer selection, tried the Whitstable which was pretty tasty.Would definitely recommend for the atmosphere alone

We were due to go to the David Hockney at the Tate and on our way there I had a brainwave. I'd heard of the Cask and Glass and knew it must be nearby, so brought it up on Google maps. I'm glad I did....More