Lady Abercorn's Pub & Kitchen

Lovely pub on the corner of Liverpool Street station. Came to watch football game. It can get busy when there are sports, but there are plenty of seats available. A pint costs around £7, and fries around £6. The fries were really worth it. Best fries in the local area. Toilets are quite a walk - down stairs. There is a security guard to, so the pub is secure. One big screen for sports in the main room and another smaller screen in the small room. There is no table service, you have to order at till. There was no table number too.. so quite hard to tell them what table we sat at. They do regular beers - Birra Moretti, Guiness, Heineken Silver, and ale.

Stunningly beautiful panelled pub bar close to Liverpool Street Station. Sharp service from the bar staff who were serving multiple customers at the same time!. good beer, live sport on the TV. Variable crowd from hotel guests to city workers to everyone else. Only negative point could be that it is a little loud when very busy.

Beautiful interior design, buzzing environment, in the heart of Liverpool Street , I didn’t like the Prosecco I ordered , and I the bartender saw my expression and changed it immediately without any charge , she was really professional and with great attitude. I would like to say thank you to Elaine she is great !!!

Lady Abercorn’s makes a nice change from your run of the mill London boozer. It’s essentially one large ornate room - simple yet actually surprisingly elegant. On our visit they were showing the cricket which seemed to work well - city gents, arty walls, gold paint, cricket and plenty of beer. Classy.

Super friendly service, amazing food - the wagyu beef burger is simply out of this world - and couple that to the deals on right now, you just can’t go wrong. Would absolutely return here again if given the chance. If you’re reading this far, stop and get out to this bar now You won’t be disappointed!

A delightful, well presented bar attached to a hotel and fitness club. A great little bar with indulgent wood paneling and ornate ceiling. Lovely looking restaurant attached and arancini offered as a bar snack..surely a sign that the place is blessed! Lovely staff and good beer. 8 kegs and upto 4 cask (only 2 on when I visited, Pride and Bombardier). A lovely haunt to pay a visit, verl close to Liverpool street station. Call in and enjoy.