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29/05/2026
Everyone keeps asking, “Where will the new restaurant area be?” 🤔
Take a look — it’s going to be right there, with a stunning grand entrance through our mezzanine. The vision is becoming reality, and we’re excited for what’s coming next. ✨
23/05/2026
The sound of the building works is great 👷♀️✨ Here’s a little sneak peek of what’s coming… We can’t wait to welcome you back — reopening on 16th July. See you soon!
10/05/2026
Thank you from all the team at The Old Bank of England ❤️
The final clear up is now complete, and the next chapter begins as the developers start their work.
See you all again in July ❤️
30/04/2026
We’ll take a short pause for some exciting upgrades — but don’t worry, our precious beverages are safely locked away.
✨ We’re making things even better and Bigger... Ready for you.
📅 Closing from 9th May (we’re still open until then — come see us!)
🍾 Reopening 16th July
Reservations opened.
We can’t wait to welcome you back to something even better.
28/04/2026
Why have one when you can have two? 🍓🍨A little sweet, a little tangy Raspberry Tartelette
21/04/2026
Cold beer, bit of sun, can’t complain 🍺☀️
20/04/2026
Monday is here… let’s set the tone: sharing or not? 🤩
Good food, great mood… claim your plate and enjoy every bite 😉
16/04/2026
At the Old Bank of England — what an amazing picture of our guest. Thank you for sharing this moment with us.
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15/04/2026
Summer’s calling… and I’m answering with a Sarti Spritz 🍊✨
Golden hour, good vibes, and a glass that tastes like sunshine.
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14/04/2026
Rosé in hand, golden hour glow, and a classic Routemaster rolling by 🍷🌇
Courtyard vibes, music playing, and that London charm hitting just right… truly the time of my life 🎶✨
09/04/2026
It’s always 🍸 o’clock somewhere… so why not now? ✨
Sipping in style at Old Bank of England Pub….
where history meets a perfect G&T 😉💫
Sip, relax, repeat because gin doesn’t wait for the clock 🥂
07/04/2026
Once a bank, now a Pub 🍸
Old Bank of England still holds its secrets hidden vaults, old stories, and a touch of mystery in every corner.
Sip, look around… and wonder what’s been left behind. ✨
05/04/2026
Happy Easter from Lewie the Old Bank of England’s most fluffiest guest 🐣😂
04/04/2026
POV: You came to the Old Bank of England Pub for pints… but the garden salad with grilled chicken had other plans 🍺🥗🔥
Crisp, hearty, and somehow still proper pub vibes.
Order at the bar or through our app, whatever you prefer.
31/03/2026
Good vibes, great pints, and a ceiling you can’t stop looking at ,the Bank of England pub just hits right 🍻
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29/03/2026
The best place to start and end your afternoon ,we’re proud to be the only pub in London with a classic Routemaster bus in our courtyard. 🍻🚌
Spring is here and summer is coming…
29/03/2026
The best place to start and end your afternoon ,we’re the only pub in London with a classic Routemaster bus in our courtyard. 🍻🚌
Spring is here and summer is coming…
28/03/2026
Golden Salmon fillet 🐟
Perfectly crisp on the outside, melt-in-your-mouth tender inside. Finished with a hint of herbs and citrus for that fresh, clean flavor. 🍋🌿
22/03/2026
Spring is here 🌸
Flowers blooming, Prosecco flowing 🥂
Join us at our historic Bank of England pub for a little sunshine and sparkle.
19/03/2026
Happy Friday ✨
The sun it’s out, we have signs… even my pilsner is manifesting 🌞🌈🍺
Mine says: another round 🍺😏
17/03/2026
Cheers to St. Patrick’s Day 🍀
Nothing better than raising a pint of Guinness and toasting to good times, and a little Irish luck. Sláinte! 🍻🍀
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15/03/2026
The wish a Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing moms out there. Your love, strength, and care make the world a better place. 💖
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13/03/2026
POV: Wellness week reminder… breathe, relax, and go with the drift 😌 week
09/03/2026
POV: You came for pie on Fleet Street, realized you’re sitting in Sweeney Todd’s chair… but the pies are too delicious so you stay. 😳🥧
Address
194 Fleet Street
London
EC4A 2LT
To reach the pub at Fleet Street in London, there are various options available for public transport. You can take the tube and get off at either Blackfriars or Temple stations, both of which are within walking distance of the pub. Alternatively, you can take a bus and get off at any of the nearby stops on Fleet Street or The Strand.
If you prefer to drive, there are limited parking options available in the area with several pay-and-display bays on Fleet Street and some on-street parking on nearby roads. However, it is recommended that you check local signage carefully before parking to ensure that restrictions do not apply.
Overall, whichever mode of transport you choose to use, the pub is conveniently located and easily accessible from multiple directions.
Opening Hours
| Monday |
11am - 10:30pm |
| Tuesday |
11am - 10:30pm |
| Wednesday |
11am - 10:30pm |
| Thursday |
11am - 11pm |
| Friday |
11am - 11pm |
| Saturday |
11am - 11pm |
| Sunday |
11am - 9pm |
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What people say
The Old Bank of England is a must-visit pub in the heart of London's City. The stunning Italianate style building, constructed in 1886 by Sir Arthur Blomfield, boasts an interior with three large chandeliers and a detailed plaster ceiling that will leave you in awe. As a Grade II listed building, it has a rich history as the former home of the Bank of England from 1888 to 1975. The vaults beneath the pub once held gold bullion and even the Crown Jewels for a period. The pub's location on Fleet Street adds to its charm, being close to where Sweeney Todd is said to have plied his trade. But don't worry, there are no human pies on offer here! Instead, enjoy a pint or two while admiring the vintage Routemaster bus inside. Overall, the Old Bank of England is a unique and unforgettable experience that should not be missed when visiting London.
