Chiswell Street Dining Rooms

Tucked away at the edge of the city, The Jugged Hare offers award winning food and wine in a beautiful and relaxed pub setting. We focus on using the finest, seasonal British ingredients highlighting game, foraging and wild food. Provenance and sustainability are at the heart of our offering, and we work with some of Britain’s best suppliers to bring you a daily changing menu.

Spacious pub-style bar and British/Mediterranean dining room, overlooking the Barbican complex.

Located next to one of the busiest train stations in London, the Red Lion is a popular family-friendly pub with locals and tourists alike. Alongside our extensive drinks menu, our pub also offers a delicious range of British comfort food, including beer-battered fish and chips and steak and ale pie, and with vegetarian, vegan and no gluten options available, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Our convenient location makes us a great host so why not enquire about our function room space for hire? We even have free Wi-Fi and disabled facilities, to ensure everyone is accommodated for. We can't wait to welcome you!

Easygoing, wood-furnished pub hung with framed pictures, serving an Anglo-Italian food menu.

Centred around American-Irish equestrian heritage and the story of migration, the site at No.1 Broadgate brings together two experiences under one roof. The Horsemen, an Irish pub and freehouse, specialises in draught Guinness, bourbon, rye, whiskey and live horse racing. Whilst Fitzgerald’s is an intimate dining room inspired by traditional jockey clubs, serving an all-day Dublin-to-Kentucky grill menu.

A truly independent proper pub “with a twist of the traditional”. Run by a couple with passion for the brilliant City of London people and vibe. Friendly team, great draft range, frozen glassware, wine from our independent merchant, great spritz’s and delicious home cooked simple lunch menu.

The Old Doctor Butler's Head has served Moorgate since 1610, named after King James I's court physician, with the current building dating to just after the Great Fire of London in 1666. It's known for cask ales and restaurant-standard food, and closes to the public at weekends so the whole pub can be hired for private functions. Down an unassuming alleyway, it's a short walk from Moorgate station and the City's main sights.

Among the best pubs in Moorgate, The Telegraph prides itself on the quality of its food. With each dish freshly cooked in our kitchen, you're assured a pub lunch experience that's a cut above the rest