Edgar Wallace

An eclectic small oasis south of the fleet street. warm friendly service. many beer in the offer and run a few Cask-Ales. the walls are covered in a large number of pear mats and other souvenirs of past days. a few extraordinary puppensoldaten that guards the bar, worth a visit for this alone. a beautiful addition to this wonderful part of london.

Great atmospheric pub perfect for down a few pints by guardsman bitter or hotspur ale a good choice of real ales and lay in a beautiful old pub right on the beach/Fleet street, a minute from the law courts. the bar snacks are good try, I had thick crust bread with baked bark meat and cheese that was delicious. good selection of very comfortable bar area, I felt almost back to victorian times (a too many pints maybe!

What a great fund this pub is. welcome. older crowd that was beautiful. I love the facility. really clean toilets that is always a beautiful surprise: we enjoyed beautiful roasted sandwiches with delicious chips generous portions! definitiw will return.

I like this pub. it is cozy and has many drinks options. the staff are nice and the toilet is very clean. also the location is great. would highly recommend it.

Happened upon this tidy little place during tonight's womble and almost walked past it, glad I didn't. The Edgar Wallace is named after the journalist/soldier/playwright and has a lovely plaque outside giving a synopsis of his life. Uber charming exterior to this place and then you walk in! Inside is amazing! A gorgeous little quintessential pub. Beermats ALLL over the ceiling, more retro cigarette advertising that I can remember and no frills, comfy, purposeful seating. A friendly smile and polite chat at the bar and a rather nice pint of Guinness had. Serves food toasted sandwiches served with chips and it was yummy. Again, no frills. A back Street London pub, a toasted sandwich with chips arrived on a plate. No messing around with daft salad nobody eats or served on a shovel or door frame which I detest! . The chips were plentiful and yummy, arrived pre-salted so be sure to ask if you don't want it. The sandwich lots on offer including vegetarian was thick, freshly toasted and I had black pudding and bacon. Delicious. And well priced at £9. There's no TV with rubbish on there's not one at all . No jukebox or the latest Prime music mega mix. All bonuses in my eyes and ears and from what I saw, appreciated by everyone in there as they enjoyed conversation with friends. LOTS of beers, spirits and wines to choose from and at a reasonable price £5 for my Guinness Staff were lovely, polite and welcoming with a cheery hello and a pleasant cheerio. If you're a wombling in the area, do pop in.