About The Harp
A narrow, blissfully traditional Covent Garden ale house famed for its cask beers and country ciders — the first London pub ever named CAMRA National Pub of the Year.
Tucked on Chandos Place near Trafalgar Square, The Harp is a shrine to proper British beer. This slender, unpretentious room glows with stained glass, old portraits and a 'football-free zone' sign, drawing drinkers for a rotating cask line-up and one of London's best selections of country ciders and perries. Now a Fuller's pub, it made history in 2011 as the first London house crowned CAMRA National Pub of the Year. Squeeze in downstairs or climb to the quieter upstairs room.
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Amenities
- Cask real ales
- Country ciders & perries
- Upstairs room
- Historic interior
- Bar snacks
- Award-winning beer
What to expect
- Bar
- Food
Meals served
- Real ale
- Cider
- Bar snacks
Good to know
- Dress code
- Casual
- Age policy
- None
- Music
- None — traditional ale pub
Nearby landmarks
- Trafalgar Square
- Covent Garden Piazza
- Charing Cross Station
- The Strand
Tags
- covent garden
- real ale
- traditional pub
- camra award
- cider
