Fitzrovia Belle

Not a lot to say, we fancied a beer, so ended up here. It’s pretty average, decent music, large place and a full stocked bar. Drink wise, at 4.60 for a bottle of peroni, it’s pricey and the food, well don’t get me started, far too expensive for a standard pub, £14 for a prawn salad or a half of chicken! No way, I’d eat here with all the delicious places in the area. For me, there’s nothing here to make it worth paying more than the more reasonable The Court and other pubs nearby. The only thing could be perhaps the toilets, easily some of the cleanest and nicest ones in the area. It made touching up my make up a hella of lot easier!

I came here on a late Saturday afternoon for an early dinner in December. The place was relatively empty compared to other pubs and that’s what I was looking for. I wanted a place where I could have some pub food and chill out for a while. It also had free wifi from the bank next door. Perfect for the tourist!
I had their fish and chips with peas. It was a rather large portion but having skipped lunch it was just right. Service was good. The food came hot and rather promptly. I’ve had more flavorful fish and chips but this wasnt bad by any means though. With the free wifi and calm atmoshere I would be willing to try this place again if I was in the neighborhood.
Nothing is ever perfect but this place was pretty damn good!

Nice place for a drink — but as with most of this area in London they close the kitchen too early. So I was not able to review the food. The bar seemed nice with friendly bartenders.

Lovely pub and atmosphere — only had drinks here. I did find it a little pricey but excellent service!

A nice bar, quite trendy and a few seats and benches outside for people watching on Tottenham Court Road, There was a small intimate bar at the front, and a large open restaurant at the back, the whole place looked brand new and modern but in a tasteful english pub way. Beers were reasonably priced at around £3−4 a pint.

I came here with a few friends to watch an Arsenal match. The pub is spacious with lots of seating, which was nice. There was nothing particularly special about the ambiance. In terms of the food, I had a cheese steak sandwich that was just OK. I wouldn’t come back for the food in the future, but maybe for a drink if I’m in the area.

Great pub with table service at the back. They do great burgers and hot dogs here in a variety of flavours at reasonable price.
When choosing a hot dog you can either have beef or pork, they also have a vegetable option for vegetarians. If you have a burger they will ask you how you want it cooked.
The portions are well sized and you definitely won’t be leaving feeling hungry.

we happened upon this place and it was a great decision. we had the cheesesteak sandwich, chikcen burger, fish and chips, and beef burger. everything tasted great. the fish and chips is a little unique b/​c they cook a whole fish instead of small pieces but it was good quality. it didn’t taste overly greasy or heavily battered so it was nice. we got the english salad instead of fries for 2 of the orders and it was refreshing.
the place was well designed and well kept. the restaurant was clean and the service was friendly and professional. there is a bar with TVs. the place gets crowded during lunch (which is why we walked in).
i forget the prices but it was on par with other places. it wasn’t a rip off kind of place.
i recommend this place.

A nice little gastropub my friend and I stumbled upon after a delayed train journey from Manchester. Easily confused (at least in my hazy memory mind) with the Fitzrovia, this is much more the belle of the ball.
Inside is standard gastropub fayre; light colours, wooden tables, tvs, large menus. Initially we were only going to have a drink but the lunch menu looked and was priced too good to turn down. Put off by the idea of payng £3.25 just for a ‘tin of chips’ we spotted that a fish finger sandwich with chips was £4.50 — how that works I will never know, but my thoughts all revolved around «bring it oooooon!» The sandwiches were delicious, with cripsy fish fingers and gorgeous crispy chips, slightly lacking in greenery but I was happy to let it slide. Service was friendly and efficent, all done with a smile despite some out of place customers taking up the entirity of the bar front.
Will keep this place in mind for future visits to London which start out a bit rocky — a fish finger sandwich cures all.

Am taking it upon myself to add the Fitzrovia Belle to Unilocal after eating lunch here. Apparently it’s only been open for a week, but, if there’s any justice in the world, it will soon be famous for its incredible burgers! Very, very tasty!