Three Cranes

Lovely hidden gem! Small place with very cosy and warm atmosphere. Pints are reasonably priced for the city, especially during happy hours and there's tasty Thai food upstairs. Super friendly staff - always nice to chat with Ben!

I recently had a Christmas family gathering at the pub, which was perfect for what we needed. It was almost like having privately hired the venue, without all the cost and pretence of hiring for a large group. Ben, the manager was very generous in allowing us to use the back room for our gathering and we pretty much had the pub to ourselves later that evening (it was a Saturday, so quieter in the city). Chanel the bar lady was brilliant at keeping the drinks flowing and she was also lovely to talk to! The drinks aren't over-priced and they couldn't do enough for us. I'd highly recommend The Three Cranes and I hope to repeat the experience with my family next year! Thanks Ben, owner John and Chanel, keep up the great work!

What a great pub the Three Cranes is. Great atmosphere. They do a very good Guinness and Murphy's. £5 pints on a Monday is also v good. TJ the bar man and Ben the owner are very friendly. Highly recommend a visit.

Excellent food, authentic and tasty. Very good price point and good service especially for the lunch express menu, perfect for a quick lunch from the office. Best Thai BBQ in london. Can't recommend enough have been there several times, perfect for friends and business dinners. Will be back again and again!!! -R

I went to an enjoyable social gathering there, and stayed all evening. A friendly and efficient pub, thanks to manager Ben. The food looked delicious though I did not have any this time. Down a side street, but very handy for the underground.

Great little gem of a pub in the heart of the City of London. Good selection of beers and friendly bar staff. Will definitely visit again!

Great city pub. Good prices, great food and Ben is one of the best barman I have encountered. He makes you feel important.

It's a nice little pub to escape from the chaos. A slice of Irishness. I just wish they'd turn the music down. People come here to chat and have a leisurely time. The last thing they want to hear is loud reggae. I also wish they'd showed the bartender how to pour a Guinness properly.

They can't all be winners and this unfortunately fell short on everything except for the drinks. If you come here, come for drink, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend any of the food I had: scotch egg, salmon, and cheesecake. Bummer that this was a miss for me.