Comedy - City of London,Westminster

Everyone knows that Italian men are obsessed with football. my friend is a big fan of mailand. so he joined this mailchange club in london, the event organized in various pubs. one of them was actually the comedy pub that looked nice, then I decided to add at.While they watched the game, I ordered a sink and salat sandwich to which I asked to add mayo and some chips. delicious meal. only negative side: the place was too full at the bottom, so I had to scream so that the waitress could understand my order. the prices are reasonable.

I went for the first time last week and was very satisfied with this place! they had organized a Halloween party that has actually proved to be really funny! their drinks were good and their prices were fair. I was also very pleasantly surprised with the crumb there. most people were younger. definitely a place to go if they never feel a chic night out!

Came for Father’s Day food was nice but portions bit on small side puddings delicious especially signature sticky toffee pudding, really nice pub and staff was welcoming and friendly. We had Dominique as our waitress and she was lovely!

Two of us called in for lunch before seeing The Book of Mormon at the theatre opposite. It wasn’t my choice, but I was by pleasantly surprised. I enjoyed a House Salad and my partner had Chicken and Chorizo. Service was excellent and friendly. It was a very convenient location and they gave us a 10% discount as we were going to the theatre! We’ll happily return.

Called in at this pub before a show at the nearby Apollo Theatre and had a good meal. The pub is part of a chain (Stonegate Taverns) but our experience was better than at other pubs in the same chain. We were met by the welcoming and friendly Petra and shown to our table before she returned to take our order. The pub was fairly quiet (midweek lunch) and the service was quick. We had the Lasagne and Fish Goujons Sandwich and both were good size portions, well cooked, as well as being served hot. To drink we had Chenin Blanc and Hobgoblin Gold and both were perfectly fine. The latter was a well kept ale. The pub seemed to cater for locals as well as tourists, based on the clientele whilst we were there. Prices were reasonable for London and there was a 10% theatre discount which was a great idea and very welcome.