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Historic gathering place doling out carefully sourced pub grub, wine & draught beer.
Hours
| Wednesday | 12–11 PM |
| Thursday | 12–11 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Sunday | 12–10 PM |
| Monday | 12–11 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 145 Fleet St, London EC4A 2BP, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 20 7353 6170
Website: https://ye-olde-cheshire-cheese.co.uk/
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Reviews
Justin Rogers-Cooper
Worth the effort to see first-hand the comfortable and warm rooms of living history, with restaurant and bars across multiple levels up and down. Gothic lower regions with intoxicating spaces of the former 13th century monastery, with dim corners contrasting lit tables to provide endless fanciful flights of feeling.
The cozy confines of oaky upstairs dining room suggest the Norwegian idea of hygge: lush contentment and an almost alpine escape into London’s boisterous literary past. The big Samuel Johnson portrait in the corner reminds me of the many famous guests you’re joining. The more you know about the place – and its special former resident Polly the Parrot – the more you’re likely to trip out on the extravagant and extraordinary experience.
The Sunday roasts were delectably dependable, and the bitter beer – not to mention Irish whiskey – were more than an adequate way to wash down the rich flavors. And did someone say sticky toffee pudding?
Really kind and attentive staff and bartenders. Nice mix of tourists and regulars around. I really hope this wasn’t my only trip.
… moreThe cozy confines of oaky upstairs dining room suggest the Norwegian idea of hygge: lush contentment and an almost alpine escape into London’s boisterous literary past. The big Samuel Johnson portrait in the corner reminds me of the many famous guests you’re joining. The more you know about the place – and its special former resident Polly the Parrot – the more you’re likely to trip out on the extravagant and extraordinary experience.
The Sunday roasts were delectably dependable, and the bitter beer – not to mention Irish whiskey – were more than an adequate way to wash down the rich flavors. And did someone say sticky toffee pudding?
Really kind and attentive staff and bartenders. Nice mix of tourists and regulars around. I really hope this wasn’t my only trip.
Melissa Eisner
I mean … sure, every pub boasts being the oldest in the UK, but I’m pretty sure this is the real deal. Beyond the history in a historic location, this pub is bomb.com. Great service, great menu. Loved the chicken wings, and the burger was fab! And who doesn’t love a good pint to wash it all down. Highly recommend!!!
… moreBillur Kayador
We booked a table for New Year’s Day lunch and ended up with one of the cosiest tables in the pub (cosy corner). The old feel of the pub was amazing, the lights are quite dim and you are instantly taken back to the time of Dickens. The mushroom, spinach and white truffle suet pudding was okay, though we didn’t taste the truffle that much. The waiter told us beforehand that we might want to order a side, due to its modest portion size (one carrot and two small potatoes – besides the suet pudding). The sticky toffee pudding was a hit, though. The best I had. The crumble was disappointing. Overall, the atmosphere was amazing, for the food we would try other items on the menu next time. Definitely recommend the sticky toffee pudding!
… moreBrent
One of the most memorable experiences we had in London. Multiple rooms up and downstairs meant we had space to sit add have a drink in two different rooms despite this pub being in every guide book. Had dinner in the dining room and were seated in the Dickens table which was very special.
… moreRashaad
Dropped in for a pint and some pub food, and it’s exactly what you hope for in a historic London pub. The place oozes character—low ceilings, dark wood, and a maze of rooms that feel like stepping back in time. It’s been around since the 1600s and you can feel the layers of history in every corner. The vibe is cozy and unpretentious, with a mix of locals and curious visitors. Food’s solid, drinks are classic, and the whole experience is more about atmosphere than frills. Worth a visit if you’re into old-school charm and a proper pint.
… moreMarcus Judge
An amazing hidden gem in the City of London. A real warren of a pub. Mind your head as you descend into the oldest part of the pub, which is the cellar which was once part of the White Friars abbey. The pub was one the first buildings to be rebuilt after the Great Fire of London, hence one of the only surviving wooden buildings in the City.
… moreSara Burgos
Quite literally the best Schnitzel I have ever had.
The historical atmosphere was amazing.
A must visit if you are looking for that historical london pub experience.
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… moreThe historical atmosphere was amazing.
A must visit if you are looking for that historical london pub experience.
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Nastasia Electra
Cheese. What a delightful thing! Personally this place defines what cheese is to me. Tasty and delicious. This bar never fails to impress me tastebuds and I love the vibe of the area very inclusive to me as a person who doesn’t like most food but i do love cheese. Ye olde cheshire cheese reminds me of my youth spent in cheshire which is so lovely and wonderful. Cheers lads X
… moreRyan Karpinski
A friend recommended this pub to us and couldn’t be more happy he did. Just for the experience alone the pub was amazing. Really cool to be walking around a place 300+ years old. The beer was outstanding, we got the lager and house ale.
Depending on where you sit in the wine cellar, a breeze is hard to come by so be prepped for that.
… moreDepending on where you sit in the wine cellar, a breeze is hard to come by so be prepped for that.
Peter deLappe
Classic olde English pub. Didn’t eat here, but the beers are first rate, Sam Smith’s is one of my all time faves. Lots of smaller spaces and multiple bars, open fireplaces in at least one. Staff are all generally nice. Crowd is varied.
You should take the time to read up on the history of this place.
… moreYou should take the time to read up on the history of this place.