Blue Boar - Carte

The service is pretty haphazard- takes an age to get a drink, after reminding the wrong thing appears. Food looks good. Not one to go again.

Hired an area for a post work event. Tyrell, our drinks waiter was fantastic. He was attentive, friendly and made us all feel very welcome. He should be a treasured staff member! Thank you

5pm and relatively busy, but still able to get a seat without issue. Service was quick and friendly. Fish pie main had plenty of fish, served piping hot. The atmosphere is relaxed and unhurried. Voir le carte

The best fish and chips in London , UK ! Not far from Westminster Abbey. Beautiful bar and restaurant , jazz live music , we were able to have a conversation very easily . Mid price range , it’s feasible ! great service .

Stopped by this place and ordered a couple of soft drinks. Didn't look at the menu when ordering as usually soft drinks are quite cheap and definitely much cheaper than alcoholic. Not quite at this place. Soft drinks like soda turned out to cost £5+ for tiny bottles of 200ml so quite a rip off! Not impressed by the greed of the owners.

The Cornish cod and chips were impressive and were the best cod and chips I've ever had. The other entrees were very good as well, for example, the Dirty Burger and Lentil shepherds pie. Unfortunately, what negated all the good was that it took forever to get our apps and even longer to receive our main courses. We arrived around 11:30 and it was not busy there. Service was just OK. Voir le carte

Friendly service during an extremely busy December evening in the lead up to Christmas. Good choice on the menu of typical ‘pub grub’ there were six of us and the food was all fairly good nothing outstanding. There was live music which created a lively atmosphere but wasn’t intrusive. Will definitely return as although the food was not anything special it was good value for central London.

We visited the Blue Boar for lunch and drinks whilst on our way to Buckingham Palace. We were sat quickly at a nice table right by the window. The food was ok, my chicken club sandwich was nothing special. Drinks were good but what really stood out to us was the service. Terrell was our server and he was just awesome. In a city where service is hit and miss he really stood out. He was busy but took time to chat and laugh with us and was right there when we needed something. He made what would have been a very average experience a great one. Thank you Terrell, you made our day!

I had not experienced the magic of chef Sally Abbe at any of her previous establishments so it was interesting to note the subtle changes effected at her pub in the Conrad St James Hotel. It is not really a pub in the true sense as it does not have that atmosphere but what it does offer is good, friendly service at well spaced tables in a modern brasserie style setting. The menu was short but tempting and i chose the Battered cod with chunky chips, forked peas and chip shop curry sauce £23.00). This last item was really the point of difference as I have not seen such a bold initiative at any other restaurant! The batter was light and very crisp, the cod moist and fresh, the chips wonderful a... Voir le carte