The Albion

Unmatched Vibes and Deliciously Diverse Menu

Nestled conveniently near Blackfriars and City Thameslink stations, The Albion is a hidden gem that invites both locals and wanderlust-driven travelers. Upon entering, one is charmed by the establishment's charismatic blend of being both a traditional English pub and a lively sports bar. Light wood flooring and aesthetically cozy surroundings offer an appealing contrast to the buzz from large TV screens situated on two levels, making it the perfect spot to catch the excitement of everything from the Six Nations to Champions League games. Their crafty selection of cask ales and beers invite fans of brews to indulge in an assortment that includes offerings from the likes of Young’s and Adnams. The establishment handles its busy periods gracefully, with staff known to be impressively genial and accommodating even when the environment is bustling with energetic patrons eagerly awaiting the next touchdown or goal.

The Albion's culinary affairs give more than just the usual pub fare a good name. Dive into classics like their fish and chips paired with homemade mushy peas, a recipe that echoes with "best in London" acclaim. For sports enthusiasts looking for mid-match sustenance, the chicken wings and sliders have become the talk of the town, drawing equitably from their immaculate flavoring and generous portions. Should there be a taste for a quieter moment, the upstairs area grants some respite for those who wish to "talk all night," offering both solace and service with a gracious smile. Always intriguing, this pub never fails to cater to its patrons and their four-legged friends alike, being congenially dog-friendly. With thoughtful service and delightful food offerings, The Albion promises yet another great memory for returning lovers of life's simplest pleasures. — Jasper Griddle