Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese

large historical pub, with all possible corners and cracks! friendly service and great atmosphere. unfortunately toilets are disgusting, dirty. my friends rated eating well

History is the main appeal of this pub, it is a tourist hot spot so it gets busy. The decor is what you would expect of an old English pub and the ale is good. It is as advertised

Beautiful pub, one of the oldest in London and I think also one of the nicer I've ever seen. Many rooms divided in more levels. Had a lovely lunch, with a fisherman's pie and an apple crumble with icecream. View menu

unbelievable atmosphere, almost like a time capsule from the past (the pub was rebuilt there in 1667), with good beer, drinks and tasteful food. I especially liked the old wine cellar who came to live with the barrels of amontillado and all around.

One of the oldest pub in London, but full of regulars, not just tourists. The rooms are dim like you wait from an historic place, but this does not stop you from read and choose tasty food from their menu...my trio of sausages was very good, and so the chicken my partner had. Good choice of beers. Highly Recommended!

if you want to experience a real pub atmosphere and forget (for a bit) that we are in the xxi century, you can't miss ye olde cheshire cheese! we are immediately moved into the atmosphere and comfortable nooks on the various levels of this fantastic space. eating is really confort food and of course the drinks are not disappointed at all! View menu

I had a wonderful evening at this restaurant. I ordered the devilled whitebait and the fish and chips, and both dishes were generous portions and exceptionally tasty. The beer was excellent as well. All of this was made possible by Simona, who welcomed me spontaneously and ensured I had a place to eat. She deserves a raise for the fantastic job she's doing. Thank you very much!

This place has very old history dated from the 17th century were it was rebuilt after the great London fire. One of the tiny rooms really looks like you are in a movie of a London pub 2 or 3 centuries ago with the mixed smell of the fireplace and the alcohol. Apart from that the food isn't great. My hamburguer was probably the worst I've ever had in a pub including the chips. But well it's definitely worth a visit for drinks with friends.

Visited last month (april'2015) on our travels to london....This is as authentic as it gets...the place is several hundred years old....its in a quiet lane and inside its dark and dingy as you keep going down a couple of levels to reach the bar counter....the whos and who of historical london were regulars here...you can see pictures hanging on the dilapidated walls.... Absolutely nothing fancy but the feel of a vintage english pub inside out.. We had beer and fish&chips.....splendid... The lady at the bar was very forthcoming too... As tourists, this is exactly what we wanted to experience....!!! OLDE IS GOLDE :D View menu