Fullers Ale Lodge

Given this was included in part of the tour we were on, it was not a particular favorable experience. It wasn’t bad though. It was a group order for fish and chips (it was our last night in London, so why not), however, my mom and I had an allergy to the batter they use for the fish, so we ended up having a baked fish instead… with a slimy arugula salad. Um?
I get the fish, but I had been eating healthy the whole trip and just wanted chips lol. We ordered some on the side, but it took a little longer than everyone else’s food. Fish was good, fruit cup was good, salad was meh.
I would try somewhere else next time.

London is not known for hot weather, but it was hot when we were there a few weeks ago. Hot enough to make news headlines. So after wandering the unfamiliar streets for hours, not having access to the internet for a quick Unilocal-​check, and with hunger pangs growing more and more insistent, Fuller’s seemed like it was worth a try.
Fuller’s claims that it is famous for its pies, so two of the four of us ordered a chicken pie. they were delish! Fuller’s doesn’t have a large menu, but there are sandwiches and salads along with the pies. You order at the bar and a waitress brings your food to your table. The food was fine, service was friendly, and prices were reasonable. There is ample indoor seating and a small patio outside in the back away from traffic noise.