The Ship - Menu

This is a small bar up a side street Crutched Friars, a few minutes walk from Tower of London. Pleasant place to have a quiet pint. There is also another seating area upstairs which is sometimes open.

Don't go just for a quiet drink .. the ub was absolutely heaving with business men who were loud and didn't care what they said or if they were rude and obnoxious. Staff and drinks were ok .... just so so busy !!!

Wonderful pub. Although not large in size, the staff are attentive and the beer selection is excellent. Definitely the best pint of Guinness in the area. This place gets busy in the evenings when the office workers finish for the day. View menu

This pub is absolutely wonderful! They have a fantastic selection of beers, the staff are friendly, and the food is delicious. Every time we visit, we have a fantastic experience. I highly recommend trying their real ales and their wide variety of craft beers!

A nice public house along the street from the Double Tree hotel. Staff were friendly and there were a good selection of beers and wines. Food was available but we had already eaten so did not try any. A few locals were drinking there which is always a good sign.

A good place to eat. We have been in london with the family and found this quirky place to eat. The waiter is friendly and the food is really good. The price is affordable and the quality price relation is very good. I recommend it to anyone who is visiting London and pass through the area. Certainly repeat again. View menu

The barmaid snarled at us when we walked in, the barman downstairs sneered at me when I asked for a glass of tap water with a beer, the beer was so flat it had no head within seconds and smelt like it had been pumped through the gents pipes and they had no steak, burgers or chips (just after 7 on Friday 7th November). The only redeeming factor (and why this review isn't 1 star) was the barman/waiter upstairs who was very apologetic for the lack of food. Avoid like the plague which incidentally was prevalent in this area in the 17th century.

Dropped in for a light lunch and a drink whilst in the area. We had passed by and noticed the attractive exterior but this was our first visit to dine here and we were delighted that we did. An old City of London pub still retaining much of it's character and charm, small and bustling with a busy lunchtime trade, visitors and City types all enjoying the hospitality. A good range of draft ales, wine by the glass and a menu offering mainly English dishes, with the option of main meals or bar food at reasonable prices. The waiting staff were very attentive and pleasant but unable to advise on details of the food which I assume was due to the language barrier but, undaunted, we ordered. We sat a...

We chose The Ship for its proximity to the Tower of London about five minutes walk from Tower Hill. It is a very small pub and definitely a favourite of a certain type of city bloke. Walking into the bar I felt quite uncomfortable but was shown upstairs to where our table was waiting. It's fair to say they haven't bothered much with decor. It's a bog standard pub with wooden seats and tables. It was clear that the poor waitress was on her own and pretty rushed off her feet on a Friday lunchtime. We ordered fish and chips and a steak baguette. The batter on the fish was undercooked and the baguette was so hard it cut the roof of my mouth the steak was tough too. We all left food on our plates... View menu