The Hole In The Wall
London
Visit during early evening to enjoy quieter moments before the rush of commuters settles in.
Nestled beneath the historic railway arches on Mepham Street, The Hole In The Wall presents a lively atmosphere ideal for both locals and visitors seeking a quintessential British pub experience. This establishment in London serves as a vibrant hangout for the bustling commuter crowd looking to unwind after a hectic day in the city.
The pub offers a selection of cask ales that are perfect for ale enthusiasts, complemented by a diverse pub menu that promises to satisfy various palates. A moderate pricing level ensures it remains an accessible choice for a wide range of patrons. With its availability of a dine-in option, guests can comfortably enjoy their meals and drinks within the inviting interiors.
For those who prefer an alfresco setting, The Hole In The Wall features a small outdoor area providing a relaxed environment especially pleasant during warmer months. The pub also caters to those in search of entertainment, frequently hosting live music events, which add to the vibrant atmosphere of this venue.
A favorite among groups, this pub offers a versatile space for gatherings and events, while its extensive menu caters to various tastes with an offer of beers, wines, and cocktails. The space is also friendly for patrons who enjoy a lively musical ambience or are keen on an after-work social scene.
Reviews
Love this pub. The staff are great especially the tall geezer with the beard. Always feel I’m safe when he’s around because he’s making sure there’s no trouble or weirdos coming in to tell shoplifted bags of meat.
Just a hop-skip-and-jump from London Waterloo Station. Famous for its beers (many superb offerings), excellent prices, and its hospitable staff. The decor and so on aren't anything to write home about, but that's not to say there's anything wrong. My first visit, well pleased, and I shall be a frequent visitor whenever I'm using London Waterloo Station.
A CAMRA Good Beer Guide pub set in the railway arches to the front of Waterloo Station entrance. Check both front and rear bar areas for full ale selection. Flic ordered the Five Points bitter. Liza an Aperini. Real cider also available.
Surprisingly fast service for a large pub. The staff vary in helpfulness, one suggested it would be better we got drinks from the other bar and that our food enquiry was better served using the QR code. The barman who served me was very engaging and helpful. The prices were surprisingly reasonable.
