Jerusalem Tavern (Bar)

The Jerusalem Tavern is located in Britton Street, Clerkenwell, London and is named after the Priory of St. John of Jerusalem; founded in 1140. The Tavern has occupied several sites in the area since the 14th century and the current building dates from 1720. It is one of the finest pubs in London and is open every weekday for meals, coffee and, of course, the full range of St. Peter's beers and ales. Jerusalem Tavern - Town Pub of the Year. The 'JT' has been voted 2009 Town Pub of the Year by the Good Pub Guide which is published by Ebury Press.

“dismal,gloomy small.The barman was very unwelcoming.yuppie types”
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philip bennett, hayes,middx (9 years 1 months 3 days ago)

“Very special place. You feel a bit like in a time hole, as the guests are somehow unique and a lot different to the usual pub audience, the place itself is SO unique that I actually started touching the green wooden wall (!) to explore its texture (yeah...akward), and last but not least, the beer: A simply unbelievably tasty IPA called St Peter's.”
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Henning, London (10 years 2 months 1 days ago)

“An uneasy mix of 'olde London' and hipster posing, with 'i'm doing you a favour by serving you'-style barstaff (at least on my visit). Avoid the ghastly Honey Porter...vile undrinkable stuff. ”
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richard, london (11 years 5 months 23 days ago)

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