The Nags Head

Situated close to the renowned Covent Garden market in London, the Nags Head is a quintessential English restaurant. Its charming exterior resembles a traditional pub, complete with wooden facades, furniture, and signage. The menu here showcases classic English fare, including a hearty English Breakfast served all morning. Throughout the day, diners can enjoy a variety of dishes like tortillas, salads, and more, all accompanied by a selection of beers. A fantastic spot to sample the specialties of England in the heart of London, conveniently located near the shops.

Located conveniently in the vibrant heart of James Street, which connects to the nearby Covent Garden market and metro station, the Nags Head is a beloved neighborhood restaurant-bar for us. We enjoy sitting by one of the numerous windows and observing the bustling crowd moving in all directions, creating an exciting atmosphere. The food is delicious as well, with a menu offering quick and affordable bites perfect for this lovely area with great food.

Situated near the renowned Covent Garden market in London, The Nags Head is an authentic English pub. It exudes a charming old-world charm with its wooden facade, vintage signage, and traditional furniture. The menu offers classic English fare, most notably the hearty English breakfast served all morning. Throughout the day, guests can indulge in a variety of dishes such as tortillas, salads, and of course, a wide selection of beers. This is an ideal spot to experience traditional English cuisine in the heart of London, close to shopping destinations.

Located near the famous market of the londres garden of covent, the head of the nags is a typical English restaurant. It seems that it is an old pub of those that are found crossing the streets of London: wooden facade, furniture, signs, etc. The food here is typical, with its typical breakfast, served all morning "English breakfast then you can try along the day different dishes of tortillas, salads and others, all of course, watered with varied beer. a very good direction to discover the specialities of inglaterra in the heart of London, near the shops .. .

We have booked this pub in the last minute after most of the nearby restaurants have booked on the line, and since it was opposite the tube station we thought it could be a bit crowded and rushed at the top pre-theater meal time on a Saturday night. really great surprise. the restaurant on the top floor was peaceful, spacious and light and we enjoyed a really nice meal with great service. pies were great and a nice selection of drinks. we're coming back!