PIN The Blackfriar

Unique City Pub

This pub is unique. It stands on the site of the 13th - century Blackfriars monastery. There are copper reliefs, mosaics and stone carvings lending a particularly medieval feel to the place.







The Blackfriar is located on Queen Victoria Street near the Blackfriars Bridge, Upper Thames street where they serve breakfast through to dinner with a selection of delicious English food though classic main dishes , Burgers to suit every appetite they choose the most seasonal menu of speciality sausages all served a generous dollop











History

Set in a historic, Art Nouveau Grade II masterpiece of a building, The Blackfriar was built in 1875 on the site of a Dominican friary. The building was designed by architect H. Fuller-Clark and artist Henry Poole, who were both committed to the free-thinking arts and crafts movement.

Today, you’ll still find Poole’s original jolly friars around the pub, in the form of sculptures, mosaics, and reliefs.

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Opening Hours


Monday 10am - 11pm
Tuesday 10am - 11pm
Wednesday 10am - 11pm
Thursday 10am - 11pm
Friday 10am - 11pm
Saturday 9am - 11pm
Sunday 12pm - 10.30pm

Tags

  • Alcohol
  • , Coffee
  • , History
  • , Food
  • , Culture
  • , close to river
  • , east
  • , Drinks
  • , London Bridge
  • , City Central

Owner

I am a passionate Frenchman who loves London with its history, culture and diversity. I am living in Wandsworth during a six month internship during which I am enjoying London life to the full....

Location

174 , Queen Victoria St, London, EC4V 4EG (View on Google Maps)
Historical City Pub


from £2.00-17.00 per person for lunch

Recent Reviews

"drinks"

very good beer

Reviewed by Sarah 6 years ago