Mayflower in City of London

Decent pub grub with a variety of options.Food is goodVibe is goodView is goodCheck it out if you are around the area!Thought the starters were average hence 4 stars

Unique pub, lovely atmosphere and people. I wish I had discovered it sooner!Nice interiors and patio at the back overlooking the Thames.Good selection of tap beers, wine list not very wide.Great food menu, interesting specials, I had the pie of the day with mash, vegetables and gravy and it was tasty and well presented, I recommend it.Friendly staff, good service, cozy environment and fair prices.I'll definitely be back soon!

One of the most famous pubs in South London, but it's not overrated. Great service even when crowded, amazing thameside views on the back patio. But the inside is just as good. Probably best inside on a cold winter day, and outside on a breezy summer one.

One of London's oldest pubs? Sign me up.Recommended by a friend, I took the journey out to her place to have dinner here. Love the overall vibe of this place, which mixes history with hipster (trivia night was happening when I was there)..Food was reasonably priced for London and came out quite tasty - we tried some delicious daily specials. Decent beer selection on tap as well.Love the general feeling of this place, and would be happy to go back. It's a bit out of the way, but worth the trip.

One star for service, which was absolutely great - they were all very attentive, paid attention to detail, they were very helpful and kind. Another star for the views which were absolutely lovely. Another star for atmosphere, fire place and the fact that the whole pub was ever so romantic and cozy. And the last star is for presentation of the food and gigantic Yorkshire pudding. Sadly the food was very disappointing, the lamb was ever so chewy with loads of fat on it, roast potatoes were not done and very hard - never been more disappointed with a roast dinner in my life... It is not that difficult to get it right!!

Some of the staff were verging on rude and the food, at best, could be described as mediocre (despite them claiming to have the best fish and chips in London). It was also well over priced due to the quality of food and staff service.We sat in the restaurant. Unfortunately it was super noisy due to a group of "full of their own self importance" student types. This wasn't helped by the staff then putting music on, which the group had to compete with. I know it's a pub, but it's still nice to be able to have some conversation over a meal.The pub itself is beautiful and it's in a great location. It's so old and I'd imagine, full of tales. It's probably worth popping in to for a quick half.

I came here on a quiet, wintery Monday for a few beers and a light bite. The outdoor heaters were on, and the views of a quiet Thames were a treat.The staff were friendly, and there was a good variety of food and beers available.

A cold day to visit but kept warm due to outdoor heaters as we sat outside overlooking the Thames. Fish and chips and sticky toffee pudding were excellent and service friendly and helpful though my sons did have to wait a bit longer for their order even though girlfriend and I ordered after them.

Great food at the restaurant. Prices are a little bit higher than usual for a pub - likely based on the location - but the food is worth it I would say. Decent vegetarian options. And the service was good as well. It’s an intimate dimly lit restaurant, which I personally don’t enjoy but it is still a nice spot for a pub dinner.

Historic pub, apparently where the mayflower ship left from taking the pilgrim fathers to the US about 400 years ago. Claims to be the oldest pub on the Thames though a few pubs make that claim. Nice historic interior and rear seating overlooking the Thames.