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Ye Olde Mitre - London - Photo album

If you're walking along the street you would never know the gem of a pub is there. Hidden down an alley,this place is one of Londons best and oldest pubs. Good chive of drinks and the food looked nice but didn't have any on our visit. If you can find it the you definitely need to visit,you won't be
On our recent trip to London, we stopped by this pub because of the story of Queen Elizabeth and the Cherry Tree. It was such a cool and interesting place. They actually have the trunk of the cherry inside the pub. There's so many cool photographs on the walls showing times gone by. The bartenders w
Lovely old pub hidden away down an alley. Great selection of ales and a fantastic feel about the pub. Didn't have any food so I can't rate this aspect of the Mitre. One of the wife and my favourite pubs in London.
We stopped off for quick refreshments at this beautiful old pub. Hidden in one of London's mysterious alleyways off Hatton Garden. Established in 1546 this pub has lots of character both inside and outside. Friendly staff. If you're in the area, this is a must visit.
Small, but packed with history and charm. Definitely a pub to visit if you have never been
Step into the Ye Olde Mitre, and you'll feel like you've stumbled upon a hidden time capsule in the heart of bustling Holborn. Nestled down a narrow alleyway, this pub's history is as rich as its ale. As you enter, the low ceilings and timber beams transport you to an era long gone, evoking a sense
Popped in for a coffee and beer before walking in Hyde Park…friendly bartender and calm atmosphere . Even the bathroom is old and quirky, in a good way 😆 Lol, the manager posted that they don't sell coffee...I know that! I settled for a cider or something, but the point was it was a good stop-in!
Super busy after work service. However, the guy at the bar was very courteous and friendly and served a great beer. Got a table outside luckily, good spot.
Came here outside opening hours so can only describe the site: extraordinary well preserved in an area that forgot it's past way too often...
Excellent beer. Good atmosphere. Lots of outside tables where you can sit and have a drink, a smoke and a chat.
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