Coach & Horses

“Good selection of beers, wines, wonderfull staff, great atmosphere.”

Andrew Goh★★★★

One of the great pleasures of visiting London is embracing the local pub culture. Before dinner, we stopped by a traditional British pub for a pint of Guinness and to soak in the atmosphere. With its dark wood furnishings, vintage décor, etched glass windows, and lively crowd, the pub felt like a step back into old London. The Guinness was poured to perfection, with its signature creamy head and deep ruby-black colour. Rich with notes of roasted coffee, dark chocolate, and malt, it was smooth, velvety, and surprisingly easy to drink. There is something special about enjoying a proper pint in

Laurence★★★★★

The Guinness here deserves Diageo’s gold stamp - absolutely delicious. People there for the Guinness so the taps flow and the atmosphere follows. Murphy’s available if you want to go against the hype - also delicious.

K Mistry★★★★★

This pub is a charming little gem in the heart of London. It’s a very small pub where most people stand, so you have to keep an eye out for someone leaving and quickly grab their spot. Despite being super crowded, the service was fast and the staff were friendly and helpful. Prices are typical for London, but they pour one of the best Guinness I’ve ever tasted — incredibly smooth

mbaskahya★★★★★

Coach and Horses near Covent Garden is an excellent pub and a reliable choice, especially for after-work meetups. Located just a short walk from the heart of Covent Garden, it’s easy to reach and perfectly placed for people coming from different parts of the city. One of the first things you notice is the lively atmosphere. it is almost always busy, no matter the day of the week. This constant buzz gives the place a great energy and makes it feel welcoming and social. Because it is such a popular spot, it can get quite crowded, particularly during weekday evenings when people gather after wor