Furnished and decorated in idiosyncratic style. Lots of bare wood, rickety chairs and a sort of mediaeval vibe. Small and cosy. Owned by St Peters Brewery and the only place in London where you can rely on getting their beers on cask (even if they are served through a fake barrel type set up), plus all the bottles. Which ones they have on tap varies, but its usually four or five. Go mid afternoon. Once the office workers appear, cosy swiftly becomes claustrophobic and you’ll most likely find yourself standing in the road. The two tables outside don’t really qualify as a patio. Despite the listing here, I think its closed on Saturday.

A tiny little place, and too crowded after offices turn out. Beer is OK, but some of it has odd flavours added that make it not so good. Cozy.

Quite hard to find in the middle of the business district. Very small tavern, but with a good ambiance. They sell almost the complete selection of St. Peter’s. Definitely a must visit in London.

Nice little pub that only sells St. Peter’s beers! But they have them all, and rotate 5 different on cask. Extremely crowded on a friday afternoon!

I loved this place! Nice and quiet with friendly service and all the St. Peter’s you could drink. They had a few on cask and most of the bottles. We had some snacks here but they wouldn’t qualify as food. Enjoyable ambience to the place. Definitely worth going to if in London.

Cosy little pub with weird tables as their legs are all uneven. The beerselection is ok, it is a good chance to get the St. Peter's brews there though they are kind of overprized but still nice to try.