Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese

"Entree perpendiculaire dans la rue"

@thea_may

"Explorez le labyrinthe de salles communicantes, des petits bars au restaurant Chop House où vous pourrez déguster de copieux plats anglais dans la salle où de nombreuses personnalités célèbres ont apprécié un repas. Des écrivains tels que Charles Dickens, Oliver Goldsmith et le Dr Samuel Johnson étaient tous des visiteurs réguliers et la chaise du Dr Johnson peut être vue dans le pub. Découvrez d'autres objets et photos dans le pub qui montrent les personnes et les événements qui ont contribué à façonner l'histoire de l'auberge. Pub depuis l'époque médiévale, il a été reconstruit après le grand incendie de Londres en 1666."

@lelodgecassis

"Sam Smith pub, in an old wine cellar"

@nguyguy

"Oldest pub in London super interesting history "

@poppykohajamess

"A vu Dickens et Orwell, ravagé par le grand incendie de Londres en 1666"

@lesid_

"Barathon 2024 des plus vieux Pub de Londres "

@cami.coupe

"Charles dickens drank here labyrinth cellar rooms"

@gyllenspetz

"Un des plus vieux pubs de Londres avec l’ambiance qui va avec (Dave, chauffeur bus)"

@baptou1304

"Pub uno dei pub più antichi risale al 1666 Dickens era cliente ed anche Marc Twain"

@manubrembilla

"Pub très mignon, bon cidre Descendre en bas pour la cave à vin "

@sixtine.de.menthon

"Le plus vieux pub de Londres"

@celine.hunault.green

"L’un de plus anciens pubs de Londres. "

@pilatpilat

"Londons eldste pub, hilsen pappa"

@maraia

"L’un des plus anciens pubs. Eclairé a la bougie. Dickens y avait ses habitudes. "

@juliette.lefebvre7

"Un des plus vieux pubs de Londres"

@camcam007

"Dates from 1667 Easily winning the prize for best-named pub on this list, Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese is not the place to go if you want to sit by a window and watch the world go by. It’s more suited to imagining yourself as the lead in a Victorian crime thriller, with sawdust on the floor and wooden bays with high-backed church pews. We’ll take our pint with a side of murder and intrigue, please. It really does feel like one of London’s oldest pubs. The original pub here was destroyed in the Great Fire of London, but it didn’t take long for a successor to rise from the ashes (priorities, people!). Plus, how’s this for a bit of pedigree, while the pub dates back to 1667, that’s because it was rebuilt in 1667. There has in fact been a pub on the site since as far back as 1538! Just make sure you don’t accidentally head to the not-too-far-away, similarly named, The Cheshire Cheese. It’s far younger, dating back just to the 20th century – a veritable child in comparison!"

@riccardo.villa.944

"Dr. Samuel Johnson (wrote dictionary) and Thomas Jefferson famous for drinking here. 1600s pub "

@howellatmrsg

"Plus vieux pub de Londres Authentique "

@elodelp

"One of the oldest pubs in London. Wouldn’t order food here"

@raphie_varley

"Pub le plus ancien de Londres "

@laurencedesvignes

"Plus vieux pub de Londres "

@mariegarel

"Trop bien ! Un voyage dans le temps "

@amelie.anton94

"Dates from 1667 Easily winning the prize for best-named pub on this list, Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese is not the place to go if you want to sit by a window and watch the world go by. It’s more suited to imagining yourself as the lead in a Victorian crime thriller, with sawdust on the floor and wooden bays with high-backed church pews. We’ll take our pint with a side of murder and intrigue, please. It really does feel like one of London’s oldest pubs. The original pub here was destroyed in the Great Fire of London, but it didn’t take long for a successor to rise from the ashes (priorities, people!). Plus, how’s this for a bit of pedigree, while the pub dates back to 1667, that’s because it was rebuilt in 1667. There has in fact been a pub on the site since as far back as 1538!"

@captainbeefshart

"L’un des plus anciens pubs de Londres "

@dhlevieux

"Once you're able to say the name correctly, this is a really nice and typical-looking pub in Central London. The place looks as if a XVII century soldier was gonna enter and arrest someone by order of the King. There seems to be a big negative correlation between the height under ceilings and the quality of pubs in the city and lets' say that you have to bow often going down the stairs (and I'm not 6,5). The beer choice is not amazing but the place is definitely a nice one to have a drink."

@eloiflamant

"un des plus vieux pub de Londres. fish and chips"

@Johanna

"RS 430 Oldest style pub - only remaining one - rebuilt 1667"

@nomadrhparis

"15th century pub, very Dickens vibe"

@majmajbritt.v.vd

"Overrated food/drinks. Cool to see architecture and inside since built in 1400s and rebuilt 1600s. Charles dickens frequented "

@sydneyhobson

"Classé au patrimoine national - L’auberge Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese, considérée monument historique, a été reconstruite en 1667, un an après le grand incendie de Londres. Les salles de l’établissement sont saisissantes, reliées par des couloirs étroits. La cheminée ouverte crée une lumière tamisée : un charme et un confort auxquels des habitués comme Mark Twain et Charles Dickens n’ont pu résister. Ce lieu chargé d’histoire est aujourd’hui un pub, qui propose des plats et des boissons britanniques de qualité dans une ambiance chaleureuse. Et mesdames : le vieux panneau portant l’inscription « Gentlemen only served in this bar » n’est bien sûr plus d’actualité !"

@clara_fanny

"Plus vieux pub de Londres "

@anma35

"Un des plus vieux pubs londoniens "

@inkitchenwith

"un des +vieux.1667. A voir +++"

@verolt1899

"Chaleureux et lugubre Plein de pièces et salle Dickens et Samuel Johnson "

@stanouille

"Plus vieux pub de Londres / éclairer à la bougie "

@ophe07

"Un des plus vieux pub de Londres "

@clara.glb

"Classic very old pub. Ideal for tourist. Bit loud. "

@leonardo_

"traditionnel. Bar de Charles Dickens"

@lilibistouri

"L’ambiance est typique mystérieuse façon jack l’éventreur pour une immersion iconic ds le london du XIXe"

@chambardement2.0

"One of the oldest and most beautifull pub of London with his deep smell of old wood and beer"

@mezieremaxime

"The beautiful Cheshire Cheese on Fleet Street feels like a Dickensian time warp, with dark wood panelled walls and sawdust on the floor. The pub has been on this site since 1538, and is one of many that were rebuilt in 1667, following the Great Fire of London. The seating areas in the cellars mean it is considerably bigger than it appears from the outside, and helps make it one of the best pubs to head to in bigger groups. It’s a slice of London history and a fantastic place to spend time — if you’ve never visited this London drinking institution, you’re really missing out."

@taraanbudaiyan

"Old musty pub with character in Fleet Street and still has a gently flowing hide river underneath."

@spotter23