Lord Raglan — Restaurant in London

🚇 St Paul’s 🍺 £5.50 Estrella ❤️ A traditional Greene King city pub. . The Lord Raglan is located on the grandly named St Martin’s Le Grand in the City of London and is just a stone’s throw away from St Paul’s Cathedral. The nearest tube is St Paul’s which is on the Central line. . Opposite the pub is Postman’s Park, a small park where you will find a tiled wall celebrating ordinary people who lost their lives trying to save others, this is both fascinating and heartbreaking whilst reading all the tiles, definitely worth a visit. . The building is Victorian and was built in 1855. This pub was previously called The Bush, the current name is in memory to a Crimean war hero FitzRoy James Henry Somerset (Lord Raglan) . The decor here is traditional and has lots of old world touches which is in keeping with the building. There are a few TV’s showing live sport and even a fruit machine if you fancy a flutter. A big added bonus and unusual for this part of town is that this pub has pool tables and dart boards. . This is a Greene King pub so their usual line up was available along with five real ale options. I had an Estrella which was crisp and under six quid which is great considering the area. The food menu is traditional pub grub, fish and chips costs £15.50. . There was a very relaxed vibe here on this Saturday afternoon, the sun was shining bright and most punters were happy to take shade in this boozer. After 4pm during the week it gets proper lively with suits quaffing pints and chewing the cud. . Although this is a chain pub, it was not to shabby. The look and feel of the pub is pleasant and the price point was a plus. There’s lots to see and do in and around @thelordraglanpub , this a good place for a pit stop. . ℹ️ Info correct on...

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Came into the bar today out of the cold and rain with my small dog to wait for someone. Bought a beer and crisps. Bartender came out from behind the bar, pet my dog and was very friendly. I sat down, started reading, and enjoying my pint when another staff member informed men I had to stand outside in the rain because dogs are not allowed in the pub. I had only taken two sips at this point and had a full pint. I told her I wasn’t going to stand outside in the pouring rain when one of her bar staff clearly saw the dog and said nothing. I came in because I was freezing cold and wet to wait for a friend. We were seated by the window, near the door away from people eating. There was plenty of time to say something BEFORE I spent my money so that I could’ve left and gone to a dog friendly establishment. Your staff need to be informed about the policy and not pet my dog and then ask me to leave 10 minutes later. That’s ridiculous. I’ll never go back again and warn others about your policy. You need to state your policy CLEARLY so that people like me don’t get caught out like this after they’ve sat down and spent...