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The Albert
★ 3.0(1 review)Bar
historicsportyfamily-friendly
About the Vibe
Tucked on Victoria Street, The Albert is your go-to for a proper British pub experience without the tourist trap vibe. Built in 1862 and named after Prince Albert, this historic spot still feels like a local hangout—perfect for catching a rugby match on the big screens or grabbing a hearty roast dinner with friends. It’s not fancy, but it’s got that warm, welcoming charm you’d expect from a Greene King pub, with plenty of space to spread out and a solid selection of drinks.
Known For
- •Six Nations rugby screenings
- •Sunday roasts
- •dog-friendly
- •historic 1862 building
Best For
sports viewingfamily dinnerscasual drinks
1 review
City InsidersEditorialApril 10, 2026
Reliable local pub with historic charm
The Albert hits the mark if you’re after a straightforward, no-frills pub in Victoria. It’s got history in its bones—built in 1862 and named after Prince Albert—and that translates to a cozy, traditional vibe that feels authentically British. You’ll find yourself here for the big sports events, especially rugby, where the atmosphere really comes alive with locals cheering on the team. The food is solid pub fare: think proper roasts and burgers that won’t blow your mind but will definitely fill you up.
It’s not the most exciting spot in London, but it’s reliable. The service is friendly, the beer is well-kept, and the space is comfortable enough for a group or a quiet pint. If you’re looking for something trendy or gourmet, you’ll want to keep walking. But for a no-nonsense pub experience with a bit of history and a good TV screen, The Albert does the job without trying too hard.