Reviews

  1. Pamie Alas ★★★★★

    They asked for IDS for me and my brother, that's what they have to do by law so make sure you bring yours! The atmosphere was amazing, we ordered a burger, fish and chips and the sharing chips plate. Everything was absolutely delicious, nice and hot food. Chips were delicious and very large portions. Fish was lovely and the drinks were nice and cold. We had to wait a bit for the food because the restaurant was busy but the waiter was so lovely. Very nice service and antique vibes!

  2. Alexey Zhebit ★★★★★

    I'm not sure why, but I genuinely believe these are the best classic burgers around. There's also a great selection of beers, which makes it such a delightful place to keep coming back to. I really enjoy my visits here!

  3. Katia Rossano ★★★★★

    Best pub in London ever! Due to good reviews, I decided to have lunch at The Porterhouse in Covent Garden, my favourite district in London. Pub is huge and there is live music in evenings. They have a wide selection of beer, included craft beer; I described my favourite beer and waiter suggested a beer I really appreciated. I had fish and chips for lunch: good taste and sauces were fantastic (the yellow one, in particular). Most important thing: it's not the usual pub for tourists. I recommend this pub and I look forward to visiting The Porterhouse again.

  1. Duncan Andrews ★★★★★

    A Hidden Gem Full of Character! We had a fantastic time at The Porterhouse – a truly unique and atmospheric pub! It’s deceptively large, with loads of nooks and crannies to explore, spread over three levels (basement, ground floor, and upper level). The industrial charm is everywhere, with exposed copper pipes adding to the quirky and distinctive vibe. There’s a great mix of seating areas, perfect for small groups or a more intimate drink, and both the indoor and outdoor spaces are well thought out. The selection of beers is excellent, with something for every taste, and the live music added a brilliant energy to the evening. If you’re in the area and looking for a lively, character-filled spot to enjoy a pint, I’d highly recommend The Porterhouse. A real find!

  2. Michael Lederer ★★★★☆

    Good Pub that is much bigger inside than it appears from the outside. Lots of spaces on different levels to find, from bigger tables for groups until small niches for a couple. Depending on the number of guests, not all areas are accessible. Really nice, but You have to be lucky to catch a free seat: outside area, which is lovely during summer and the big umbrellas should also keep away the worst on a rainy day. Good choice of beers, mostly regional, nice menu with burgers & co. Take the time to walk around on the right side to have a view at the amazing windows

  3. Dane Walker ★★★★★

    Really fun place. Popped in for a couple of beers after dinner with a friend. There was a great band and it was quite lively. Overall great place

  1. Zaen J ★★★★☆

    Friendly service. Good selection of beers , ales and ciders. Great pub for casual drinks with friends or after work with colleagues. Often very busy on weekends and Friday nights. Food is not as good as the drinks. Seems to lack freshness and quality and not particularly tasty. But seeing as it’s probably a pub geared more towards drinking still give it 4 stars

  2. James Devney ★★★★★

    The Porterhouse is a Covent Garden institution. Full of leather, brass and copper furnishings it has an atmosphere all of its own. With a huge range of beers there's something for everyone. Once upon a time it used to be considered expensive, but with beer in The City running at £7+ a pint, I'd consider £5.50 a bargain! Added bonus on hottest day ever - air con!

  3. Andrew Cartwright ★★★☆☆

    Looking at the reviews, it looks like I should have enjoyed this more than I did. Bit of a novelty with the mix of levels and areas, but I just found it too busy, too loud and not overly clean. The beer I tried wasn't great but I can't fault them on that as I did choose it.. !

  1. Marco_059 ★★★★★

    Trendy venue with decent amount of outdoor tables undercover, real ales on draught and many well known and not so well known strong Belgian and German bottled beers which are all listed on the drinks menu. Attentive staff and made to feel welcome, had a good meal there too.

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What is the address of The Porterhouse?

The Porterhouse is located at 21-22 Maiden Ln, London WC2E 7NA, UK

What is the phone number of The Porterhouse?

You can contact The Porterhouse at +44 20 7379 7917

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