A Piehunter favourite. Beautiful converted bank, excellent selection of ales and home of the Counting House pie platter. Not to be missed.
The Founders Arms has stunning views over St Pauls and the City of London. And a decent Steak and Mushroom in Young's Ale pie at £10.95.
Piehunter rarely goes outside its pie remit, but Keen's is worthy of the occasion and a special mention. Famous for its mutton chops, but the T-bone steak won't disappoint.
Tom Hood at the Queen's Hotel is famous for his monster pies. And rightly so. The main focus of his menu is the unbelievably huge steak and ale pie served with cheesy leak mash and peas.
Mrs Kings stall offering a pie with some serious heritage - a hand made pork pie produced in Cotgrave to a traditional recipe by Ian Hart and his family. Elizabeth King started the business in 1853.
The chicken balti pie is a great half time winter warmer. And served in an Arsenal branded box too.
This is no pie house, but if the wild rabbit pie with mustard mash and gravy is on the menu it's a must.
Two daily pie specials makes this venue a Piehunter favourite. Steak and kidney, served with creamy mash and some crunchy greens, is a top choice.
Gastropub Anchor & Hope serves an awesome pie. A Piehunter favourite is the steak pie for two - a thick pastry top hides a huge portion of brilliant beef and tasty gravy.
Serves a delicious game pie which came with a tasty bubble and squeak together with roasted carrots. Serves a good quality selection of ales and specials.
Try the Mercer Pie. A delicious rump steak and mushroom option soaked in a London porter ale for a rich, dark and incredibly tasty gravy. A decent short crust pastry. Recommended.
If it's on offer, don't think twice about the chicken and leak pie for two. Piping hot and fresh from the oven, the pastry was a fantastic suet-crust.
The Pie Room menu includes a unrivalled selection of eleven regular suet and standard pie options in addition to a number of daily specials. Extra mash sides are essential.
A wonderful pub. Even better if you can get a seat. Enjoy the St Peter's Brewery cask ales and probably the best pork pie in London. With mustard of course. www.piehunter.co.uk
