Williamson's Tavern in City of London

Was good, just a shame it was so empty (eerily so). But overall, nice classic pub-feeling, plenty of tables and two bars (only one was in use when we went). Only one female toilet (as far as I could see).

One of my favourite city pubs. Always lots of staff behind the bar. Plenty of seating, good selection of beers and room to stand outside if preferred.

Nice pub, lots of space to go with a group and the staff was quite friendly and helpful, you have the expected variety of drinks between spirits and beers so give it a try

A most fine, rambling historical drinking place with many royal connections, destroyed by the Great fire of 1666 (see Sam Pepys for ref). William III and Mary II dined here and left some wrought iron gates as a tip (how things have changed!). Lovely attentive staff help your occasion here, the beer is good, both keg and cask. A fine visit, I recommend to all.

We had the best time, nice beer, good selection of ales and great atmosphere. Thank you to Ari who took care of us through the evening. Definitely recommend!

We went to the Williamsons last week to have some drinks and food. Really nice atmosphere and lovely food. Really nice outside area and amazing staff specially Ari she was lovely and made our evening more special. Definitely a great spot in the middle in the city. Worth a visit!

Great place to stop for a drink when in the area. Even though it's hidden away, it can get quite busy, but always a good time had here. When it's quiet it feels cosy, when busy, it feels lively. Good selection of drinks, and food.

Lovely looking pub, tucked away in an alley off Bow Lane. A bit of a discovery for tourists but all local workers know it so it does get very busy at times. A myriad of spaces add to its appeal.A gripe of mine is the number of Nicholson’s-owned pubs in close proximity - so no variety in the selection of beers nor the food menu. Saying that, prices are reasonable for the area.Friendly staff and nice ambience (particularly during winter months) are a positive. Poor WiFi connectivity is a negative, as you need a phone signal to receive the WiFi code.

So this is an interesting pub. Up a small alleyway, with nothing to suggest it's there until you're upon it. There are two bar areas with one having more atmosphere than the other. There's a decent selection of ales and the usual gin suspects. Food is good. The bar snacks are particularly good value.One issue on my visit on a Tuesday evening was that the bar staff were overworked and service was slow. One lady behind the bar served for a good few minutes at one end of the bar without looking up and making eye contact to see who was waiting, so would suggest they invest in some staff training.

Great dark bar 👌😎 down the alley. The locals came in Mass after work and we still got our pies out really quick! Wanted to try the diversity of meat pies but they were out of beef and lamb pies so we had to settle on chicken. The food was good and the service was pleasant.