Savoy Tap pub, London, Shepherd Neame
Savoy Tap pub, London, Shepherd Neame
Savoy Tap pub, London, Shepherd Neame

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A traditional pub in the City of Westminster

The Savoy Tap is located in one of the central boroughs of London. The pub is near Aldwych and The Strand, which are in the heart of London’s West End. The City of Westminster is home to many of the city's most famous cultural and historical landmarks, including the nearby Savoy Hotel and theaters around Covent Garden and Trafalgar Square.

A warm welcome and a perfect pint are guaranteed at this traditional pub, tucked away down a quiet street off the Strand.

Despite being recently refurbished with a stylish new interior, our historic London pub still retains a number of its original features, including beautiful stained-glass leaded windows.

Available to book for functions - from birthday parties to work gatherings - the Savoy Tap is a perfect spot for locals and new visitors alike. 

Savoy Tap pub, London, Shepherd Neame
Savoy Tap pub, London, Shepherd Neame
Savoy Tap pub, London, Shepherd Neame

An extensive range of ales

Our City of London pub boasts an extensive range of excellent cask ales, lagers, and a choice selection of premium wines and spirits.

Only a stone’s throw away from Covent Garden and the heart of London’s Theatreland, it is a great place to stop off for a drink while shopping or stopping off for pre-theatre drinks.

It is also popular with local ale enthusiasts and the capital’s commuters, who enjoy getting together after work for a drink at their friendly ‘local’.

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Savoy Tap pub, London, Shepherd Neame

The history of our London pub

The Savoy Tap has enjoyed an immensely varied history over the last 300 years. As demonstrated by an old sign which is still visible, the pub was once affiliated with the William Younger & Co. brewery.

Over the years, our pub has been known as the ‘Savoy Barracks’, ‘Suttling House’, and even ‘Savoy Palace’. In 1926, it was rebuilt and known as the ‘New Savoy Tavern’ before being named the ‘Savoy Tup’ in 1998. Finally, this changed to the well-loved and well-known ‘Savoy Tap’ in 2018.