Farringdon Tap — Restaurant in London

Not the usual; the taps made it visitable. Tucked into the archways of Farringdon alongside the beautiful architectural gem, Holborn Viaduct, the tavern is a series of interconnecting original brick archways. This is a Tap, not a pub & it's a place for serious beer drinkers. Groups of friends enjoy 19 draught drinks of reasonable selection, which could be a little more avant-garde. Tall chairs at perch tables in smooth sounds featuring modern, international brewery signage, some lit for great setting, this is a minimalist watering hole with the focus where it should be,...

Decent, characterful pub, looking like it it was built as part of the victorian railway boom and with cast iron pillars etc. To be honest when I went it was 10th on an 11 pub crawl, so the odd detail might well have slipped past me, but I enjoyed both my beer and the architecture and as far as I can remember the service and...

A most wonderful watering hole! A small pub with a gorgeous tiny mezzanine at the top of a spiral staircase, also a completely different space down in the cellar. The beer tasted great and the company was excellent. The young lady looking after the bar was busy but kind, courteous and efficient. I really enjoyed my visit,...