Jerusalem Tavern (St. Peter’s)

Gem of a pub serving the St. Peter's beers

Local con gran variedad de ST peter, lugar acogedor.

Decent selection of both cask and keg St Peter's beers. Bottles also available. Prices are quite reasonable for the location.

Pokey little place that pours St Peters beers. This place has always been bust during my visits. The bar staff / local residents are pretty chill about letting you spill out into the street in front of the pub, so it’s a decent shout for a drink in warm weather. On my last visit, there were about 10 St Peters beers available, mostly on Keg. Prices are a bit dear. Service is dependable. No Wifi offered. OK spot.

A couple of minutes walk away from Farringdon Station to its north-west, this pub is in the middle of a long row of houses and offices and is quite a tight affair inside. It’s three rooms, with the most atmospheric at the front befitting the attractive street this pub sits on, the bar is against the right hand wall in the middle, and the rear room is a little more simple but includes several tables and a window that offers up some natural light and fresh air if it’s open. The beer selection is mostly from St Peters Brewery in both cask and keg form.

Used to frequent this place many years ago when working in the square mile, had fond memories so was looking forward to this visit. Turned up Friday evening so as anticipated was very busy but a mild evening so meant lots of people standing outside drinking on the pavement meaning it was not to rammed to move about get served. Love that this place is still unchanged, really is a lovely place in regards to the original décor surroundings. There was plenty of friendly staff behind the small bar so easy to get served. Beer is St Peters and some were new to us so enjoyed tucking in, all though im sure for the regular visitors there is not much new here, I had two add two new beers, a seasonal and a new Black IPA, so although a “traditional” brewer still seem happy to keep up with the latest styles. Overall a great place and will definitely visit again albeit at a quieter time.

Can’t believe I hadn’t rated this! Lovely characterful old pub. Tiny, nooks and crannies, big range of St Peters beers. Proper old school pub.

Cosy pub that you can tell is centuries old. Plenty of beer, though all from the one brewery. Good place.

A lovely old place tucked away in the warren of streets behind Farringdon station. It’s double fronted, on the ground floor of a Georgian building and looks as if it was once a shop. The first room has some original blue and white tiling, wall paintings and a nicotine stained ceiling; further back is the bar, a small back room and a tiny raised area, all painted in dark olive green. There are around six casks and six kegs plus sixteen or twenty bottles. Apart from a couple of ciders they are all St Peter’s beers. (Visited 15 April 2015).

A tiny pub situated less than 5 mins from Farringdon. You can see the pub with the after work crowd gathered outside on dry days. St Peters beers from the bottle or gravity dispense, well kept. Have the occasional special other than the core range. Nice place. Better if you get lucky and get a seat.