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The Nell Gwynne

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The Nell Gwynne
Address: 2 Bull Inn Court Covent Garden London, London WC2R 0NP, XGL, GB
Phone: 020 7240 5579
State: XGL
City: London
Zip Code: WC2R 0NP

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Reviews
Nice little pub in a side alley you might never find if you don't know where it is. Small and homely with a good range of beers and ales. People drink outside all the time which is fun as well. Smallest stairs in history down to the bathrooms, watch your head! Definitely worth a visit.
This lovely, traditional pub is located in an alleyway just off the Strand, so close to the theatres and grand hotels. Popular for after work drinks and pre/post-theatre visits, so it does get very busy. Normally a great atmosphere, both inside and in the alley, and drinks are reasonably priced for the area. An historic hidden treasure, definitely worth a visit.
Great little pub hidden down a small side street near to The Adelphi Theatre. They have a great selection of beers and spirits and staff are nice and friendly too. £3 for a pint of Tribute amazing!!
Very homely tiny pub with a very nice interior and a feel to it. Has a traditional pub-cum-dive bar feel to it with a good old smell of stale beer and alcohol soaked curtains flirting with mould. : Really cool intimate place. Will definitely be bringing people here. Very unique.
This is a lovely pub full of character and not too packed. Prices are reasonable for London and the ambiance in the place make you feel comfortable. It has a free duke box which is a nice touch and the music is at a comfortable level so you can still talk.
Lovely pub tucked away off The Strand, staff really friendly and welcoming, prices a little bit expensive but this is London.. in a January night you notice that the bar has no central heating and sat by a fire place that had no fire it was a little cold. Still, second time here and will definitely return.
Good selection of beers and great atmosphere. A hidden gem of london.
Was looking for a spot near Covent Garden and was pleasantly surprised. It’s a great place for a casual meet up- drinks are cheap and the music is fun. Open Sundays until 8pm. The staff is very friendly.
On of my favourite pubs in central London. This is a small pub in a narrow alley off Strand. No frills or gimmicks. My only negative is that I’m not a fan of TVs in pubs as it’s distracting. Good beer and reasonably priced - they also offer a ‘flight’ of 3 x 1/3 pints for those people who want to try a range. Nice touch. Free Wi-Fi. Mind your head on the way back from the toilet - catches me every single time.
Nice, authentic, traditional pub, nice atmosphere.
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