The Castle, Fleet Street
FancyaPint?'s review...
Once upon a time, even though it's in the heart of hectic Holborn, this quiet, smallish pub was far enough off the beaten track for it to be a refuge for those looking for an undisturbed drink. Now, it's in the hands of the same people who look after The Bell (on Cannon Street) and the Wheatsheaf in Borough Market, the Castle is a rejuvenated pub. The main draw now is the real ale selection, with the pub offering up to eight, regularly-rotating, guest beers and, you'll be in for a treat with a good range of unusual and well-kept ales on offer. The food is simple pub grub, which goes very well with the beers on offer and the quality's pretty decent too, sourced locally from Smithfield and Borough Markets and priced pretty cheaply. As it's not the largest of pubs and its popularity has, understandably increased, it has become become a lot busier. If you haven't already done so, you should definitely give the Castle a look.
Review: 2 out of 2 people found this review helpful
27 Oct 2010
My random second stop on my pub crawl was The Castle. Looking at the Fancyapint review I must have caught the pub on a bad day. The choice of beer was great, and the Mordue Geordie Pride was excellent (one of the best pints this year). Unfortunately, at 2pm the place was empty apart from a couple of probable CAMRA members doing their thing. Shame.
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26 Furnival Street, Fleet Street, London, EC4A 1JS
020 7405 5470
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Take the exit posted to Fetter Lane. Furnival Street is the next street on the right. Turn right and the pub is on the left about 50 yards down.
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08 Apr 13 Updated by margothegreat1
08 Apr 13 Updated by margothegreat1











