Decent food, good pie .. 4-6 cask handles, 2 were interesting .. a few bottles for sale.. friendly staff but rather clueless .. quite expensive though .. good for the location but thats about it.

Great place. The atmosphere is like a traditional pub. Friendly service. There are numerous Fuller’s beers on tap, and on their beer engines. The value is decent, especially for London. Good overall.

We visited here on our Thames Tipple on Sat 20th October 2012. Ok so its a Fullers pub, but I don’t mind Fullers, in fact despite being one of the bigger breweries, they are one of the better ones (in my opinion). Pub was really tidy, staff friendly and service very good, ok so the beer range is limited but they did have the Fuller’s Brewers Reserve No.4 Oak-aged in Armagnac which at £7.75 is steep but its a good sized bottle and at 8.5% perfect for sharing, me and Ang shared this one. This was the 10th and final pub for the Thames Tipple and a pleasant one to finish on, on a day dominated by Nicholsons and Fullers pubs.

Above average Fuller’s pub a stone’s throw from The Tower of London. So named because of it’s location on the site of Tower Hill one of London’s major execution sites. Interior is interesting because of the large oil painting portraits hung on the walls and from a beer point of view they usually have a few interesting items that are not available in every Fuller’s pub. On my first visit that included a 2004 Vintage Ale.

An ok atmosphere with some great food but mediocre service. They have all the fuller beers bottle. An ik pub

Fullers pub, so the beers can be lacking. Went here after visiting the Tower of London, drawn purely by the name of the pub. Nice enough pub, but some beautiful pubs, and great beer, so close to here

It’s a Fullers pub. Which says it all. The food is decent, and there is a selection of Fullers ales. A place of refuge when near the White Tower.