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Beer Available At The Porterhouse (arranged by most recent)
Porterhouse Hop Head 86, Kingstone Press Cider 24, Porterhouse Chiller 10, Porterhouse Temple Brau 19, Thwaites Wainwright (Cask) 43, Porterhouse TSB 38, KEO 5, Porterhouse Plain Porter 85, Porterhouse Brainblásta 76, Porterhouse Wrasslers XXXX Stout 95, Porterhouse Red Ale 50, Porterhouse Oyster Stout 85, Porterhouse Hersbrucker 30, Porterhouse Konrad
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| SaintMatty (128), Uppsala, Sweden | | April 22, 2012 A good place to go to get the Porterhouse beers, but even though this is a spacious pub, it gets uncomfortably busy at night, so I advise people to go there earlier on. | | saxo (32), Højbjerg, Aarhus, Denmark | | April 6, 2012 Good Irish pub with many of the Porterhouse brew on tap. Beer menu is quite large, but contains mostly beers that are widely available, so nothing special. | | BlackHaddock (175), , England | | March 29, 2012 The only Irish pub I’ll use in London.
The feel of the place varies greatly from day to day and also at what time you get there, normally a good mix of Londoners and tourists enjoying themselves. Modern in design, but not plastic or cheap in any way.
All the beers I tried were fine, not great, but better than most for Covent Garden.
Service can be troublesome when it is really full, which is often. Otherwise no problems.
The beer selection is good, their own brews of course, but others also, plenty of variety in styles and nationalities.
Covent Garden is not a cheap place to drink; this is a little bit more though. I don’t go out of my way to come here, but if in the area, I’ll pop in and have a couple, you should too!
| | HenrikSoegaard (144), Randers, Denmark | | March 17, 2012 A cosey irish pub. Ok service. 2 casks and 8 tabs. Quite a few extreordinay porterhous beers on tab, alas not on bottle. Ok prices. Worth a stop. | | berkshirejohn (109), Bracknell, England | | January 3, 2012 An Irish bar on an industrial scale. Best at quiet times when the crowd isn’t spilling out on to the pavement. OK if you are looking for a Porterhouse tick, and reasonably priced for the area. | | Christian (159), Odense, Denmark | | October 14, 2011 Smart and tourist friendly decorations, not exactly my style. Standard Porterhouse selections, the same you can get bottled in stores. I wasn’t impressed | | Pubman79 (14), London, England | | September 21, 2011 Feels like drinking in a classy beefeater if thats possible. | | ndon (52), London, England | | August 18, 2011 I do like this place, been here on slow days during the week, and on busy saturday nights. Decent selection, great interior although the levels can get confusing after a few. | | Dedollewaitor (207), Odense, Denmark | | August 10, 2011 Lots of Porterhouse avaliable from tap. Large and modern place. The beers are decent. Zero new ticks for me though, but a fine place if you need the Porterhouse beers. | | teorn88 (25), Rimini, Italy | | July 26, 2011 Maybe too much crowded for a craft beer lover, but a young and fun atmosphere. This is also obvious given the location. Pub is wooden and typical English style, pretty nice. Lots of space, still full of people. Service friendly but not extremely knowledgeable. Good selection of proprietary beers on tap and some interesting guest taps. Huge bottle list, mostly from UK and Belgium. Some US crafts too. NOt tried food. In my opinion, this place is worth a stop mostly to try the Porterhouse beers on tap. You can have better places for Belgian beers. |
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Scene Often packed - not surprising in Covent Garden.
Music Five nights a week
Parking None
Events Regular beer festivals
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