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Jerusalem Tavern, Farringdon  fancyapint.com rated pub, rated5 pints - click for an explanation of our ratingsvisitors award overall winner 2009 - click for an explanation of our awardsvisitors award winner 2007 - click for an explanation of our awards

location:

Farringdon

address:

55 Britton Street, EC1M 5NA

phone:

0871 258 8500*
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nearest stations:

Farringdon railway stationLondon Underground station
(140m) - zone 1

Barbican railway stationLondon Underground station
(390m) - zone 1

City Thameslink railway station
(530m)

Chancery Lane London Underground station
(600m) - zone 1

St. Paul's London Underground station
(840m) - zone 1

how to find it:

Turn left out of Farringdon Station, then immediately left into Turnmill Street (by the Castle pub), then take the next right up Benjamin Street. Britton Street is the next left and the pub is half way up it your right.

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nearby attraction(s):

Museum of London (600m)

Host Gallery (610m)

Barbican Centre (680m)

picture of Jerusalem Tavern
No stranger to those who have an interest in good beer and good public houses, the Jerusalem Tavern is a serious contender for best pubs in London. Converted from a fabulous looking 18th Century clockmaker's shop, it's the only pub in London owned by the Suffolk-based St. Peter's brewery. As such, you will see their complete year-round range of excellent award-winning ales, both in bottles and on tap. Other drinks available tick the right boxes (lager, wine, cider) but will rarely be the usual high-street names. Food is served at lunchtime (12-3pm), and we recommend 'sausage Tuesday' in particular. The place is tiny and the only negative is that it gets seriously busy quite often. Lunchtimes and after work are predictably crowded, both inside and out on the pavement, but regulars will share a table if there are just a couple of you - overall there is a very genial atmosphere. You can also book a table in advance for a largish group. Overall, if you're lucky enough to find a free seat, the Dickensian feel of the place is perfect for a cosy winter's evening of tasty ale, warming fires and good conversation. Highly recommended.

reviewed:
30/06/2009
reviewed by redcat

pub features:(click on an icon to see an explanation)

good beer served - click for explanationentire range of St Peter's brewery beers
beer garden or outdoor seating available - click for explanationoutdoor seating
fancyapint in the sunshine? this pub has a beer garden

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