The Tipperary

The Tipperary (formerly known as the Boar’s Head) is a Grade II listed public house at 66 Fleet Street, Holborn, London. Built in about 1667, but since altered. Believed to be the first Irish Bar outside Ireland. Worth a visit to experience traditional pub culture in a building that has survived the plague, the Great Fire of London and two world wars.

Good old Irish Pub, small but cosy.  Great Guinness (8/10). The dining room upstairs has a relaxing vibe – great place for a chat with a friend over a pint and pie. Decent pub grub, but nothing special, everything on the menu is a couple of ££ more expensive, than shown on their website. Not suitable for people with accessibility needs as it’s very narrow and the toilets are upstairs.

It's the oldest Irish pub in London and the first pub to start serving Guinness in England . Or so we got told by the charming waiter on the upper floor. It's a very small pub, but extremely cozy and I would absolutely recommend visiting it. *Below is the beautiful view from the window on the second floor.

What a great little pub, its small and narrow, and a bit busy, it had a wonderful Irish, cosy, what's going to happen next feeling about it..good selection of well kept beer...more room up stairs...its a sticky sort of place, you go in for one and before you know it you have another, the staff were lovely and we had a great laugh..well worth a visit.