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- Well groomed businessmen who abandoned university dreams of writing that great novel stand at the bar and sit in the corners spouting meaningless critiques while longing for a second chance at life.
- SpielmannSeptember 29, 2012Great pints and a piece of London's literary history. Friendly staff, great prices and the cozy Writer's Bar downstairs. A great place away from the crowds - gets really lively after 6 pm.
- EstherJune 7, 2014Great local pub nice cider on tap. Nice quiet place for a date. 😊 had the curry was lovely tasty & value for money perfect portion. Only thing would be a bit of interaction with the bar staff/waiters
- Robert RamDecember 19, 2021A great selection of beers that you don't see in most pubs. The fruit beers are very pleasant if you want something a bit different. The Imperial stout is also good.
- WaterstonesMay 10, 2013From the 1920s to the 1950s the Fitzroy Tavern was a meeting place for many London's artists, intellectuals and bohemians such as Dylan Thomas, George Orwell, Virgina Woolf and George Bernard Shaw.
- Martin TiedemannJuly 17, 201222 February: Between the 1920s and 1950s, the pub was a centre of literary and artistic London, and a favourite drinking haunt of the likes of Dylan Thomas, Augustus John and George Orwell.
- Louis VuittonApril 5, 2012The home pub for many of London's intellectuals including Dylan Thomas and George Orwell. Take in a comedy act once weekly in the downstairs "writer's bar". Kristin Knox, The Clothes Whisperer
- Long haired young people drunk on their fantasy of intellectualism sit in corners writing into their moleskin, supping their ale and contemplating life in modern Britain.
- Global CoolJune 21, 2011Had a great night at The Fitzroy Tavern on Charlotte Street. Best bargain was a pint of Alpine Lager for only £2! My favourite was the yummy Organic Cherry Beer... http://bit.ly/izEn9d
- Sam MMarch 24, 2015Nice little Sam Smiths with a lot of history. Good atmosphere, quite buzzy and yet laid-back.
- Michael UnderhillJuly 4, 2017Classic Sam Smiths. Cheap beer, nice interior, bit of room outside for drinking in the sun
- Cyndie Da RochaFebruary 19, 2022Outstanding pub with a background story and multiple rooms to discover
- Delfin English SchoolsJuly 10, 2014Another classic Definers' hangout. Catch us here on a Friday evening and exchange your Delfin Dollars for a pint!
- Jonny WrightOctober 8, 2013The least attentive, least friendly, least polite staff I've met in a Sam Smiths. Generally such a nice chain, avoid
- Dan CalladineApril 9, 2010It's a Sam Smiths pub, so cheap. For example 2 pints of bitter and a pint of lager is about £6.30. Make sure you check out the downstairs 'writers and artists bar' too.
- Polly WedderburnFebruary 22, 2011Gets packed weekdays from 6.30ish - quite old-man ish but fun atmosphere