Coach & Horses

Tiny little pub located just off Covent Garden. This intimate venue is known for the best Guinness outside kid Ireland. Friendly staff and service with more than 70 whiskeys on offer. Good selection of beers, but you'd want to try their Guinness! I don't think there is food served.

Absolutely delicious pints of Guinness in here. Warm and cosy pub with very friendly staff. Highly recommended for a decent pint of Guinness in central London.

No music makes this place a gem or a boring old schooler I cant be sure. No kitchen, so dont expect any bar food besides the nuts. There are nice craft beers though. At the time of this review the IPAs were £7+ I guess all prices increased recently. Nothing more I can tell.

Cosy, traditional pub just off of Covent Garden market. Best pint of Guinness in London. Enough said.

Great place and lovely creamy Guinness.

🚇Covent Garden 🍺 £5.80 Amstel ❤️ A welcoming family run Freehouse. . The Coach & Horses is located opposite the Royal Opera House in a quiet side street on the edge of Covent Garden. The nearest Tube is Covent Garden which is a four minute walk away. . The pub dates back to the 1730’s, the current building was built in the early 19th century. This pub has been run by the same Irish family for the last forty years. . This is a cosy one bar boozer that feels welcoming and homely. The servery is situated on the left hand side and has a sturdy solid dark wood counter. The bar area seating is all stools and poser tables which works well in this busy little pub. The pale green walls are adorned with photos of pub celebrations, claims to fame and black and white scenes of times gone by. This pub boasts a red carpet, the cornerstone of any top London boozer. . The beer selection was good and included lots of familiar favourites, two cask ales and of course Guinness. The Guinness here is well celebrated, so much so that The Irish Post once voted the Guinness here as the best in Britain. If you are partial to a short, there are over 70 Irish whiskeys and gins plus Scottish whiskies too. I was on the lager all day so I decided on an Amstel, my pint was excellent, well kept and price point was average. The food is basically sandwiches – but what excellent sandwiches they are. Hot sausages, salt beef, roast beef and baked ham are all served on your choice of bread with gherkins and crisps on the side. . We arrived just after 4pm on a Saturday afternoon and the place was absolutely heaving. The atmosphere here was superb, the vibe was upbeat and buzzy. The crowd was a mix from all walks of life, the pub was as busy outside as in. The service was efficient, the team here were very much on the ball. . The Coach & Horses is one of the most hospitable pubs you’ll find anywhere around Central London, this is a must visit London pub. . ℹ️ Info correct on visiting 29.04.23

I came here for the Guinness like everyone else. How does the Guinness compare I hear you say.. well, it was really good. I can’t say if it’s the best I’ve had outside of St James Gate but I had a few so it’s not bad. The Guinness is poured well, the glasses spotless and a good head on it. It’s definitely one of the best looking pints of Guinness I’ve had. Was just about £6.60 for a pint of Guinness It’s a very popular pub (inside and out) so you may have to push your way to the bar but the staff were friendly and the atmosphere was good. I will come back next time I’m up in London.

Mia the bartender was the sweetest girl ever! I was wearing heels and she gave me bandaids because I had blisters. She was truly the best and looking out for all her customers. She made the experience here so great!