Wonderful historic premises in the heart of The City. One of the original coffee houses some time ago ! Now the Jampot has a good selection of wines and beers and is a favoured spot for many. Efficient and friendly service.

Was being taken on a tour of the old London financial district and stopped into the Jamaica Wine House to rehydrate. Kentish Ales and Premium British Ales are very hard to find on tap anywhere, Jamaica Wine House has them in spades. Get in and...taste old England.More

well worth a visit to this historic public house in the heart of the city , great service and atmosphere

The Jampot is as good as ever. A wide selection of beers and plenty of alcoves with coat hooks for a group to meet.

Popped in here yesterday mid afternoon in between meetings. Great old fashion pub with friendly staff. Little bit off the beaten track but sign posted off main road so easy to find. Has a secret location feel to it. Worth the effort to visit.

Well, I've been drinking here for years (probably as long as it's been open!). Great place for a quiet pint. Can randomly get really busy on Thursdays and Fridays. Staff and management fantastic. Can never do enough. Polite and respectful. Aware of what traditional drinkers...in The City (like me) expect from the service and always look after you. Downstairs is for food really, so if I'm just having a pint my friends and I tend to stay upstairs.More

Have eaten here before and found it reasonably good. On this occasion, the restaurant was empty. Two of us sat at a table with bar stools and were promptly asked to move to a smaller table. As the table wasn't as nice, asked if we...could remain where we were, considering restaurant was empty. Would have fully understood if it was busy. Manager decided to get involved and refused, saying larger tables were needed. No attempt at customer service or politeness. We only stayed as we already had drinks. Needless to say, restaurant remained virtually empty for the duration of our stay. Emailed subsequently to give them an opportunity to explain, at which they said they would look into it and respond in 2 working days. No response over a week later. Will not visit again. Shame, as it should be a nice place.More

Fantastic history and good service once you have settled down. Prices not too bad for London and there was a great atmosphere. It's called the Jamaica WINE House but the beer is worth a try as well.

One of the very old places in the City to have a meet up and a nice drink. Not many places to sit but then it’s usually standing room only at times as it’s so popular. Great choice of beverages and lovely atmosphere.

Friday night drinks and meal with friends. Great location and lovely inside the bar. However downstairs was quite full and a couple of noisy tables meant we were shouting over them. Fish and chips had run out so we were limited to a choice of...burgers. Very tasty but would have liked more choice.More

Stopped here for an early evening drink...... warm evening so took our drinks outside which became like a scrum! Did not live up to expectations and suspect better options exist nearby. No reason to return.

From J Boy of Derby Known as the Jampot this beautiful city pub which was once London's first coffee house is tucked away in an alleyway off Cornhill behind the church. A Shepard Neane pub serving a good pint of Master Brew and Spitfire. Well...maintained pub with a wine bar downstairs, standing room outside in the passageway for smokers, this is a very busy city pub lunchtimes and with the after work crowd.More