The Audley Public House

?41-43 Mount St, London W1K 2RX, UK

Pints

? Average Pint £7.25

Amenities

?Food Served
☀️Beer Garden
⚽Live Sports
?Accessibility Award Winner

Nestled in an elegant Victorian building designed by Thomas Verity in 1888, The Audley Public House offers a perfect blend of history, art, and culinary delight. Recently transformed by design studio Laplace, this pub has retained its historic charm while embracing modern amenities.

At The Audley, you can enjoy a range of draught beers and ciders, including offerings from Sambrook’s Brewery in Battersea, one of London's oldest brewers. Classic bar snacks and dishes are available, with a traditional roast served on Sundays. Relish a pint, a pie, a sausage with mustard, or even a half dozen oysters.

The pub prides itself on working with local farmers and suppliers, ensuring the freshest seasonal produce. Their farm in Somerset provides beef and lamb, while sausages come from the Durslade Farm Shop. Additionally, The Audley supports We are Grow, an agroecological farm and learning hub in North London.

Art lovers will appreciate the stunning ceiling created by London-based artist Phyllida Barlow, which harmoniously complements the architectural vision of Luis Laplace.

Above the pub, the Mount St. Restaurant & Rooms offers extraordinary artist commissions, a menu inspired by London’s culinary history, and beautifully designed spaces available for private hire.

With a beer garden, live sports, and award-winning accessibility, The Audley Public House is an ideal spot for everyone. Visit their website for more details and to make a reservation.