Crutched Friar, Fenchurch Street
FancyaPint?'s review...
Nestled in closely to the adjoining buildings on the eponymous street and near the railway bridge to Fenchurch Street under which its near-neighbour, the Cheshire Cheese, dwells, the Crutched Friar is a deceptively spacious Nicholsons worth hunting out if in EC3. Entrance is via a ramp, slightly upward in gradient and above which is an attractive, dark stained wood-panelled roof from which - inexplicably - chinese lanterns hang. To the left is a raised drinking area which we are sure would be pleasant to sit in, were a table ever free. To the right is a separate dining area. Service at the bar can be a little laboured, which fact is exacerbated by the bar area tending to get thronged with people not actually queuing. The choice of ale is pretty decent, even for a Nicholsons, with a series of guest beers alongside the usual Tim Taylor Landlord/London Pride. There is a mid-sized rear courtyard, unusual in these parts, which gives the pub an additional thumbs-up. It's certainly one of the better ones in this area.
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Contact details
39-41 Crutched Friars, Fenchurch Street, London, EC3N 2AE
020 7488 32 43
Opening times
Monday-Friday 10am-11pm
saturday, Sunday Closed
Please check opening times with the pub before making a special journey.
Monday-Friday 10am-11pm
saturday, Sunday Closed
Please check opening times with the pub before making a special journey.
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How to find the Crutched Friar pub
From Fenchurch Street station, come out of the main entrance and turn left down the steps. Head down the walkway until you reach Crutched Friars. Turn left and the pub is a few yards ahead on your left.
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08 Nov 11 Updated by Jericho72
08 Nov 11 Updated by Jericho72










