Red Lion - Menu

I visited the Red Lion during my trip to London and it was great. I found a cozy atmosphere, great beer and I'm not a beer drinker and the food was great....

Great historical pub. Very alive. The atmosphere makes you feel that you have resigned in time. The seating is a little unpleasant for my old bones, but that's on me.

£7.50 for a single pint! In a Sam Smith's pub!? The pub itself is an old fashioned boozer, with stains and an odour to match, but not bad if you want an antidote to All Bar One. But, seriously, £7.50 a pint makes it more expensive than most other places on earth, and it's definitely not worth the money.

In London on short stay visit and was recommended this pub by a friend. Went in just before 6 pm when they served food and sat across from the bar. General lighting was not very bright, but where I was sitting seemed to be darker than the rest, I struggled to read the menu. However, I managed to order some fish and chips, which was fairly average, but tasted ok. I have to say, though, that the Samuel Smith organic lager was excellent.

The Red Lion pub appears very nice and cozy both inside and out. It is situated in a bustling neighborhood, making it a recommended spot to visit. However, the staff we encountered was unfriendly and unreasonable. Our order took a long time to arrive and several mistakes were made (such as receiving the wrong food, and being told it was our fault). Despite this, the food was delicious, offering typical pub fare. Overall, my experience left me with mixed feelings.

I was extremely disappointed with the service and food at this restaurant! It appeared to be a charming pub from the outside, and I was hoping for some tasty English pub fare. However, I was met with nothing but disappointment. The food was missing ingredients, some meals were served late, and the portions were small. It was a complete rip off, especially considering the high prices in London. I would not recommend visiting this establishment. It's not worth your time or money!

As Londoners we’ve been going to this pub for years and always had a good ish visit. However I love the location and continued to support the pub as an independent. This occasion however the service was diabolical. And got a new low. The Elvis looking chap was so very rude and arrogant that I will never bother again. Sort out the shoddy service, the sewer smell that takes over the whole pub and make it the charming pub that it used to be. Maybe the constant churn of customers makes them think it’s a nice place to be. Everywhere else was heaving and they kept relying on new customers and everyone seemed to leave after their first drink.

Avoid this place like the plague. Dimly lit, smelly and it looks like they have not cleaned or hoovered since the last century. The glasses were filthy, as were the bottles and cutlery. The barman in the upstairs bar was so rude and inattentive, it was like it was a huge effort for him to be there serving, in fact, when he wasn’t serving, he was reading a book! It was Coronation day so I would have thought they would have made an effort as London was packed with tourists. Food was bland with overcooked haloumi fries, and scampi that was cooked in oil that was probably changed the last time they hoovered the carpet. I always try and find somewhere independent to eat drink as I am not a lover...

I read a few of the other reviews and can only say that I think action has been taken on what's been said. The barman (who yes, looks a bit like Elvis was nice, the food was great (we had two fish and chips, even though the kitchen had just closed, he made a cheerful successful attempt to persuade the cooking staff to stay and the food was really good! . It's more of a proper London pub (the photo with the red bar stools is from somewhere else with oak panel walls and a bit of a swirly carpet, and in that vein, you are reliant on good conversation, good beer and good food to have a good time. No noisy jukebox, no rattling acoustics, slightly sticky tables (but they're clean . Comfortable sea...