The Royal Albert in Croydon

Best roast in town. You must come here for a roast if you live in Deptford or New Cross. Beautiful room with glass atrium, friendly staff. Great place for a pint also. Their other food is also excellent.

Great location for my birthday celebrations. The staff were fab - friendly and extremely attentive with the food orders, despite there being 15+ of us. Food was pretty good for pub grub.

love love love. the jazz nights, that are every Sunday from 8, are amazing !! it’s such a banging atmosphere, full of lovely people. brilliant place to go with mates, chill out, get drunk and bob to some jazz

Love this spot. Came here the other evening with my good friends to put in an honest shift on the old gossip mill and I left feeling enriched. Thank you to the Albert for providing this cosy space in which I can shoot the breeze with my mates, we are indebted to you

A great atmosphere and perfect location for bus and train. The food was great. Staff are very friendly and they always have a fabulous selection of craft beers on offer. Sunday jazz nights are spectacular!

This pub is a mixed bag of pros and cons.Pros:- reasonable draft selection including a rare gluten free one- friendly, almost intimateatmosphere- warmCons:- a lot of uncomfortable chairs / stools- open kitchen causes smells to fill half the pub. Needs better extraction- back rooms are gloomy

We were recommended to visit and try their roast Sunday dinners. We were not disappointed. They have one veggie option.My missus was impressed with the gravy which was tasty and non glutenous like you often get in establishments who have to cook food quickly.Service was quick and friendly.One draft ale available but a greater selection of local of craft ales. Desserts looked good.Had a great afternoon there. Thanks

My children can be fussy eaters, they had the kids roast - and 'loved it' (Even the cucumber water!)The Spinach & Butternut - my missus had and enjoyed the ensemble of Yorkshire; roast potatoes, leeks, glazed carrots & parsnips, finished with shredded green cabbage. Great. I had the pork, which was a lovely portion.(..what an essay - bur they deserve it!)

A little bit dark and shabby inside, staff were a bit dorky and forgot my pint - but he looked like a confused Goldsmiths student which is part of the area's charm. Food was tasty, a little pricey - three hot snacks for £15 didn't particularly strike me as a deal but maybe they're chasing student loans. Some posters for fun looking event would defs return.

Great ale selection, and a good choice of beers. Get down for their Sunday roast, it tastes so good, I was stuffed! Try the fried plantains. Very friendly and helpful staff. And expect a fast turnover from order to plate. A really good feed, I recommend!