The Hide at The Bull

Great place for a pint or a cocktail near Liverpool street

Prefect location if you're out late in London for overnight stay

Standard pub but no real atmosphere. The location is the best part. Ver carta

Decent pub near Liverpool Street station which also has bedrooms. I met friends there for a beer and a chat. We would have stayed longer were it not for the live music, which was loud and IMHO dreadful. Probably even better at lunchtime.

"I recently went to this bar for a quick drink, and I was pleasantly surprised. The atmosphere was relaxing, which made it a great place to unwind. They had a good selection of beers to choose from too and accommodation available up stairs.

Nice stylish rub-a-dub in the centre of the city. About 5 mins walk from Liverpool Street, so a convenient place to meet if you have travelled in to town. Nice range of beers available, and service was good (only us in the pub....but we were in there for an early start at 11am! . Ver carta

We went to the restaurant for breakfast. Other than a slightly dirty cup, which was promptly replaced with a fresh pot of tea and a discount given as an apology, the only other issue was the sausage. Although it was cooked well, it appeared pale and unappetizing, affecting the overall dining experience.

I have dined at this restaurant a few times because I enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the upstairs area. However, on this occasion, the upstairs section was closed (uncertain if for renovations) so we were seated in the downstairs bar, which was initially quiet. The food, as always, was tasty - I had sausages, mash, and onion gravy (sausages were on the smaller side, more like thin sausages, and there were three of them). The mashed potatoes and onion gravy were well-portioned and complemented the meal nicely. My mother had the chargrilled vegetable flatbread, which she enjoyed, though it resembled more of a pizza. My uncle ordered the burger with sautéed potatoes. The bar staff was friendl...

What a disaster! I booked a table through OpenTable for 8:30pm for a surprise Valentine's meal. After traveling almost an hour to get there, we arrived at the restaurant only to find it completely empty. I approached the bar and informed the barmaid about my reservation. She went to get the manager, but I overheard her mumbling to a colleague, 'oh, f#?k'. The manager, who was extremely arrogant, came out and told me that the kitchen was closed. I insisted that I had a reservation, and he asked if it was through OpenTable, to which I confirmed. He then arrogantly stated that he decided when to close the kitchen, blaming OpenTable for the issue. I argued that it was his responsibility to infor... Ver carta