Reviews of Marquess of Anglesey. (Pub) in London (London).
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Information of Marquess of Anglesey, Pub in London (London)
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Open hours of Marquess of Anglesey
Sunday
12–10:30pm
Monday
11am–11pm
Tuesday
11am–11pm
Wednesday
11am–11pm
Thursday
11am–11pm
Friday
11am–11pm
Saturday
11am–11pm
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Reviews of Marquess of Anglesey
T. R.Amazing food, probably one of the best Chicken, Ham and Leek pies I've ever had . Was crammed full, and had crispy bitter pastry. Also plenty of Gin options to choose from!
M. W.Great Young's pub spit across two levels. Was looked after by a fantastic team member who ran the whole upstairs solo whilst the rugby was on last week. Great stuff
S. H.I love it here. It's clean and comfortable with friendly staff. A nice pot of tea. Gentle music in the background. For Covent Garden it not to bad on price
T. L.Looking for a London pub lunch, we found the Marquess of Anglesey near Covent Garden. The staff were very friendly and we some freshly made sandwiches 🥪. They were quite large, but packed with filling. Thanks.
C. J.Reasonable priced, tasty food. A huge chunk of sandwich!
A. P.Really good. Youngs beer and fish and chips. Great place. Been using this pub for over forty years.
M. A.After having lived in London for a few years, whilst at the same time being an avid Guiness consumer, I thought it time to go in search of the best pint I could find. I had previously visited the Coach & Horses just around the corner, which poured a great pint.
Nonetheless, afterwards I with friends popped into the Marquess of Anglesey for some grub, which I thought why not have a pint of the good stuff with!
I started chatting to the bar manager, Oisín, an irish guy who was not only knowledge and a great guy to chat to, but also poured the best pint I have ever had in London. I cannot deny the pint was incredible. Fantastic domage, great shtick and also an old school glass.
Highly recommend.
S. V.Great regular pub for central London meet-up with friends. Drink prices expensive but reasonable for London and service quick despite being packed. Got a table near the window. We will be back.
S. D.Living in central London I'm not usually shocked at prices but being charged £6.70 for a bottle of non alcoholic beer and a bag of crisps did it. Looking at the menu a regular sized glass of bog standard wine was around £7 and fish and chips (probably frozen) was £16.50. I know pubs have had a torrid 18 months but this is off the scale. I went to The Royal Opera opposite after and the bar there was a fair bit cheaper than the pub. That's never happened before. Having said that it's a pleasant pub and the staff were good.
J. W.Just any old Young's pub. It's fine, it ticks the boxes if you want a beer in central London, and is a better choice than a Wetherspoons.
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