White Swan

A short wander away from both the Strand and Soho, the White Swan is tucked away in charming New Row, and is a traditional London serving a delicious menu of classic British dishes in a cosy, welcoming environment. The pub was chosen by crime writer Dorothy L. Sayers for a scene featuring her aristocratic detective, Lord Peter Wimsey.

Since Nicholson’s pubs were first established in 1873, these traditional British inns have become synonymous with warm hospitality, hearty pub food and a speciality range of ales. As well as always featuring British pub classics like beer-battered fish & chips and gammon & eggs, the White Swan menu is complemented by a rotating selection of pie, sausage & chop and fish specials for each season.

The White Swan bar is always stocked with exquisite gins, warming whiskies and fine wines to pair with favourite meals, and there’s always a superb range of seasonal and regional real ales on offer. A constant at the bar is the St Austell-brewed Nicholson’s Pale Ale, made with Cornish Maris Otter malts, and a hand-picked blend of English hops.

The White Swan in Covent Garden is just a 3-minute walk from Leicester Square Tube Station.