The Savoy Tup

Totally daycent boozer just off the Strand, hidden by a hill, with sound people running it. A place where the normal people who work around here drink and prices are decent — and three ales as well.
Nice folk.

It’s so rare to find a decent boozer, off the strand — full stop.
It’s so rare to find a decent boozer, off the strand, that is NOT a Wetherspoons that serves a pint of Tuborg, on draft.
It’s so rare to find a decent free to hire (or reasonable min spend depending on the event/​time/​date etc) space, so central, so relaxed and so versatile.
I held a last min party in the upstairs space at the Savoy Tup for my choir. Tim and his team were absolute stars for the event. Putting up with our dodgy music and fancy dress in good humor.
The drinks are reasonably priced — especially for the area. The bar is usually a bit busy with local suites, but never so that you can’t get your pint.
A classic pub, clean, bright and airy with regular live music.
Lots of standing space outside with a distant view of the themes down the road.
If you’re about, fancy a good pint, don’t want to get ripped off and want to get away from the tourist traps — The Savoy Tups a winner.

The Savoy Tup is a good, traditional English pub for an after work drink just off The Strand, and tucked down by Waterloo Bridge. It’s easy to miss so use map directions on the Unilocal app if you have it. I don’t know if you can eat here, but the drinks were good and actually were quite reasonable for the city. They have an upstairs area (which we were in) which you can hire completely free of charge. Very good for a work leaving drinks or party of about 50 people.