Restaurant Review: England: Fuller Ale and Pie

Restaurant Review: Fuller Ale and Pie (5/10)

Fuller Ale and Pie is the first restaurant I went to in England and so it will be my first review too.

Sara's Rating	Parts of the Experience	My thoughts
1	Location	Not too far from the Earl's Court station
1	Atmosphere	Nice pub feel
1	Price	A decent price for a restaurant in London
1	Taste	It tasted fine.
1	Staff	Not good and not bad

Location

If you are staying in the Earl's court area, as I was. This pub is located a coinvent 5 minute walk to the Earl's court station.

Atmosphere

The restaurant had a great pub feel. I think I only gave it a one cause it was a little awkward sitting alone with all the families and groups surrounding me.

Price

I ordered the London Pride Steak and Ale Pie with chips for £19.95 which came to $26.87 USD. That is pretty good price for a meal in London.

I chose the pie because the menu said,

Pie and mash is London's original fast food. A traditional British meal popularized in the eastern docklands areas of the capital during the Victorian era. Traditionally a working-class food, the pastry crust protects worker's meals from the dirt and grime of historic London."

Taste

The steak pie was pretty good. A nice meal to nourish me till morning.

I wanted to taste a bit of historic London!

Staff

The staff seated me quickly and brought my food in a good amount of time. They did their job and that is good.

This restaurant was a nice experience. There are many other places to eat in Earl's court and given the opportunity I would choose a different restaurant instead of going back to this one.