Plongez dans l'atmosphère chaleureuse d'un pub traditionnel britannique, un lieu incontournable pour les amateurs de bonne bière et de cuisine copieuse à Londres.
Le Royal Oak est ouvert du lundi au samedi de 11h00 à 23h00 et le dimanche de midi à 21h00. Il sert également des plats traditionnels le dimanche, de midi à 20h00, pour satisfaire tous les appétits.
Recommandé pour ses ales de la brasserie Harvey's, ses plats britanniques copieux, et son ambiance authentique, le Royal Oak est un véritable havre de convivialité. Les clients louent la qualité du service et l'atmosphère qui rappelle l'époque d'autrefois.
Le Royal Oak est-il accessible aux animaux ?
- Oui, le Royal Oak accueille volontiers les chiens.
- Le Royal Oak propose-t-il des options végétariennes ?
Les options végétariennes comprennent un ragoût de légumes avec une sauce tomate riche et le tortelloni à la citrouille, parfait pour ceux qui cherchent une cuisine saine et savoureuse dans un cadre convivial.
Nestled in the vibrant heart of London's Southwark district, The Royal Oak at 44 Tabard Street is much more than a traditional Victorian pub. This historic establishment stands on the very site of the medieval Tabard Inn, famously immortalized as the starting point for Geoffrey Chaucer's iconic literary masterpiece, 'The Canterbury Tales.' The current building, constructed in 1870, retains a timeless charm with its distinctive tiled exterior and welcoming wooden interiors that celebrate London's rich pub heritage.
Since its construction in 1870, The Royal Oak has been a cornerstone of local culture and community life. The Victorian architecture preserves the spirit of a bygone era while providing a cozy and authentic atmosphere for beer enthusiasts and visitors alike. Over the years, the pub has garnered prestigious recognition, including being awarded the London Pub of the Year by CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) in 2003—a testament to its dedication to serving quality cask and real ales.
- 1870 - Current building constructed on the historic site of the medieval Tabard Inn, preserving centuries of tradition.
- 2003 - Honored as London Pub of the Year by CAMRA, highlighting its excellence in real ale and atmosphere.
- 2024 - Featured in the London Evening Standard's pub guide, further cementing its reputation as a beloved local gem.
Today, The Royal Oak continues to thrive as a traditional corner pub known for its impressive selection of Harvey's of Lewes beers and expertly kept cask ales. The pub’s two-room layout and classic wooden bar create an intimate setting that welcomes both regulars and visitors exploring London's Southwark area. Beyond its rich history, it offers a vibrant social scene without losing the charm of a true Victorian-era establishment, making it a must-visit for those seeking an authentic London pub experience steeped in literary and cultural significance.
- Historic Location - Situated on the site of the medieval Tabard Inn, the birthplace of Chaucer's 'Canterbury Tales'.
- Award-Winning Pub - Recipient of CAMRA's London Pub of the Year and featured in prestigious local guides.
- Authentic Victorian Design - Features a classic tiled exterior and inviting wooden bar area preserving its original character.
- Traditional Victorian pub atmosphere
- Extensive selection of Harvey's Brewery ales
- Dog-friendly environment
- Authentic British pub experience
- Friendly and efficient service
- Limited food service hours on certain days
- Occasional service hiccups reported
- Can get busy in the evenings
The Royal Oak is perfect for casual gatherings, family outings, and dog-friendly meetups. Its warm atmosphere makes it a great spot for enjoying hearty Sunday roasts or simply unwinding with friends over a pint.
- Reservations are recommended for larger groups
- Parking is available on the street
- Check for live music events on weekends
The Royal Oak stands out as a quintessential British pub, offering a delightful mix of traditional charm and modern comfort. With its extensive selection of ales and a welcoming atmosphere, it remains a beloved spot for both locals and visitors alike.
