As trailed here on Google reviews, an intriguing but pleasant place for a pint. Very quiet when I visited on a Sunday evening; staff were welcoming enough and offered a Sam smiths selection which was fine. The main draw here is the oddity of the building, but I’m genuinely drawn back by the quiet, warm and inviting atmosphere.
My favourite pub in London. The manager, Parima is lovely and very welcoming. I have visit the pub with my friends frequently and she made our stays amazing.
Not a fan of pub food but I enjoyed most things on the menu. Great choices of beverages as expected from a traditional pub.
The interior of the pub is very cosy and the staff are polite and helpful. The food is good and tasty . On sunday there was live music ( jazz ) . There's park available but needs to pay for the time u staying. After 6pm its free on the residential area . Lovely place to spent with family or friends .Recommend it
The reason Swiss Cottage tube station has its name! Quiet, family and dog friendly Sam Smith’s pub. Simple but above average quality pub food. Typically reasonable Sam Smith’s prices. A traditional pub, the wrong place to expect karaoke, or footy on the telly, but space to relax with pals and enjoy a pint.
Famous pub that gave its name to the surrounding district of London and its tube station. Only the ground floor is accessible these days, but that is a spacious area for eating traditional pub food and drinking (Samuel Smith beers etc.). Small beer garden outside is popular on sunny days.
Nice digs, interesting beer selection. Every bartender was a pleasure to speak with and the space is full of character inside.
Quiet old pub, nice staff, cool atmosphere , great drinks
Nice unusual location. Nice people and very good Fish&Chips. Really recommandable!
I have been watching this pub for a long time, but never made it here. Going to the tube somewhat forten when visiting London I was always curious about it. I also knew it was a Sam Smith pub which are among my favorites. Finally had a couple hours off in the afternoon and decided to visit and get some snacks. The fries were good, fish fingers on point, and of course the beers were great. Friendly and attentive service too!
Driven past this pub since I moved to London in 1992 but first time in there today!!
Lovely atmosphere. Wooden interior (playing on Swiss chalet I guess).
Very busy from 5pm on Friday, a few large groups.
We ate supper - a great scampi and chips, and good value for £12.50. Would visit again.
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