Walkers of Whitehall in City of London

I was in a party of 11, we had the bottomless brunch, it was lovely, superb. The service we received from the young lady was amazing, faultless, our glasses were never empty!!! Unfortunately, I didn't ask her name but wish I had so thank you again lovely lady. Highly recommend this place, I would certainly go again.

Great pub in the heart of Whitehall with nice food and friendly staff. Pub is generally frequented by Civil Servants in the week so is often not too busy on weekends!

Popped in for some refreshments and food. Enjoyed a few sharing plates. Nice atmosphere with reasonable prices too 😁😁

Interesting old pub located down a narrow side street that's easy to miss. The bar area on the top floor is attractive and not as mobbed as most of the pubs in this area, which is nice. Only had a pre theatre drink but there's a large basement dining area serving food. Service very friendly and prices good.

We had an absolutely AMAZING night with Julia and her fabulous team at Walkers of Whitehall. I can't sing their praises enough. We were a rowdy group of 34 and we booked the Downstairs Bar for our Annual Choir Dinner. We felt so looked after all night, the staff simply couldn't do enough for us. Julia answered all my questions super quickly and when there was a slight mix-up with the drinks packages on the group menu, she threw in two extra bottles of wine for free. The team thought of everything and even connected my iphone so we could have our own playlist. The food was EXCEPTIONAL and very good value for the price; I was particularly impressed by the beautifully cooked steak! The food was staggered by dish when brought out, but this was entirely expected for a group of our size and didn't detract from our night at all. I had brought four large number balloons and some other decorations and the staff very kindly agreed to dispose of them so I didn't have to worry. All in all it was a wonderful night for our group's Annual Dinner and in such an amazing location as well - and we loved the vaulted bar. Everybody who came said to me how brilliant a venue it was. I will definitely be coming back! THANK YOU to all at Walkers for a fantastic night.

Popped in for food and a beer and 2 wines , 1 had a beef sandwich with chips, and 2 had chicken sandwiches and chips, £50.00 , no cash card only

We dined here after a walking tour of London, was a really nice way to finish off the day! Filled the spot perfectly! Really nice Victorian style pub, good service and cheap too. £10 for fish and chips + a half pint of your choice (though that might have just been a walking tour special I'm not 100% sure) either way I'd recommend. The house white wine was also so nice and fruity but crisp

The food and service here were great. Classic pub feel and food. The steak and ale pie was great. The fish and chips were tasty. We had three kids with us and the adults and kids were very happy eating here

Ate here on our Strawberry Tours for lunch. Had the fish and chips and it was okay. For the tour, they had a lunch deal with an entree and half pint for 10 pounds. Clean place and it's dark inside. Nice bar area and good place for large groups.

PERFECTLY ADEQUATE FOOD... GREAT FOR THOSE WITH FOOD INTOLERANCES....”My guest and I visited this restaurant as part of a Hot Dinners 50% off all food offering.It's had a significant refurbishment since I held my Christmas party here back in the 1st week of January 2012 and not all for the better it has to be said. Lost some of the Victorian character of its predecessor.Firstly though, credit has to go to Maina at reception, who really did go out of her way to secure a booking for me and demonstrated a level of pre-service for a venue I'd never encountered before.My friend has recently turned Vegan and had arrived before I did and was surprised to find him looking at a ring bound folder when I joined him.This was the venues menu broken down into every conceivable food intolerance, allergen or food preference you could think of. It was inspired and allowed very easy choosing for him (and as many of my readers know, me too on occasion).I'd had a quick look at the standard menu and already knew that I wanted to try the Fish & Chips only to be informed by the waitress that the frier wasn't operational that night and that nothing deep fried on the menu was available.Having decided what you want and then discovering you can't have it is the worst thing ever for a restaurant.So I went for the Pork & Pistachio terrine with plum chutney (£7.50), the Chicken, bulgar wheat, fennel, chard & fresh herbs (£10.00) & the special of Sticky Toffee Pudding with clotted cream for dessert (£5.00) and we shared a bottle of red wine (Le Bosq Rouge 2015 Grenache at £19.00)My guest went for the Charcoal baked beetroots, (without the whipped feta to comply with his Vegan diet) orange & walnuts (£6.50) and the Charred Cauliflower, tahini, golden raisin & pine nuts as a main (£12.00) surprisingly there wasn't a dessert option to comply with his diet but the waiter suggested an Espresso Martini Cocktail (£9.00) as an alternative (but charged us full price for it - as it was a dessert replacement felt he should have had a heads up about that).The food was pub grub (not Gastro - but above standard fare) and was perfectly adequate. Obviously we felt we had good value for money paying £11.25 + £17 for our 3 courses respectively, but if we'd been paying full price we would have had to remind ourselves that we were minutes from Trafalgar Square and on Whitehall to justify the price.As I say though, if you're in the area, are looking for a pub with a bit of character and want something a little bit above the other local establishments in the area then this is definitely one for you.But if you suffer with any kind of food intolerance or allergy it's a must!