The Admiralty, Trafalgar Square

Classic British Cuisine in Superb Setting!

In the heart of bustling Central London sits The Admiralty, an enticing blend of old-world charm and modern vibrancy. Situated opposite the National Gallery at Trafalgar Square, its prime location makes it more than just a stop—it's part of the quintessential British experience. Upon stepping inside, you're greeted by the traditional navy-themed décor which sings praises to seafaring Britain, casting nautical warmth that's both genuine and inviting. The air is filled with the laughter of locals mingling with curious tourists, immediately offering the jovial communal spirit quintessential to English pubs.

The Admiralty’s menu doesn't shy away from classic British fare, excelling particularly in its fish and chips—hailed as some of the best across multiple beautiful British cities like London and Galway. For those with an adventurous palate, the offerings include vegetarian options like the much-revered vegetarian shepherd’s pie, proving their understanding of diverse dietary needs. Pair any meal with Fuller's favorites like London Pride, or a cocktail that intriguingly marries tradition with a twist, such as their meticulously crafted Pornstar Martini. The service, while occasionally stretched thin, is often remarkable—a warm nod to servers like Ethan and Aswathy, who enhance the British hospitality narrative through attentive care. Despite the scattered controversy over service missteps, The Admiralty manages to encapsulate an experience that is both enchanting and satisfying, leaving diners eager for a return visit. — Nigel Gourmet