London's Best Pub Pies

With Fuller's to their name, it's no wonder that The Astronomer know how to churn out some of the best pies in London. Handmade with that Fuller's touch, share these meaty parcels alongside a roster of London brewed and craft beers.

It's the simple joys in life. And nothing brings joy like a hearty, homemade pie and a pint for us Brits. Steaming with flavour and a signature short crust pastry, The Admiralty knows the importance of the prestigious pub pie. Packed with delicious fillings and served with a crafty ale or lager you'll be spoilt for choice in this pubs pie-ville. Try their tasting board for a selection of mini-pies and matched sample ales. Pies away!

Come rain or shine, a tasty pie always hits the spot. So head along to The Duchess on Duke Street for its awesome range of hearty fare. From a fisherman's pie touting a parmesan breadcrumb to a cranberry, broccoli and camembert, this venue is bound to get mouths watering.

Pies that come perfectly suited to an award winning selection of ales? That's the least you can expect from The Butcher's Hook and Cleaver in Farringdon as you tuck into perfect pastry parcels alongside stunning pints and ales.

A short walk from Trafalgar Square, this cosy and welcoming Central London pub offers a great range of local craft ales and some delicious pies. From steak and pale ale offerings, to a vegan lentil cottage version, it's got you covered for hearty stomach-fillers.

One of the best places for pub pies in London can be found not in an actual pub. Epic Pies are serving up droolworthy baked goods and fluffy mash alongside other British classics from their pop-up concept in the City of London, alongside plenty of refreshing drinks to boot. 

A charismatic traditional British pub, Fox & Anchor is a homely location that welcomes all who enter its doors. Serving hearty British classics using only local produce, their pies are highly recommended and are often considered the best parts of the menu. But the way to know this for sure is to try it yourself!

While we know that pubs hold the heart of pies, there's plenty of amazing restaurants in London that also serve the baked dish rather well. Found in the heart of Canary Wharf with gastro dining on their side, the venison pie at The Parlour is more than worth a shot. 

Located in the heart of Mayfair and promising a range of Young's cask ales, The Guinea isn't messing around when it comes to its British-inspired grub. So much so, their pies have one actual awards. Think English lamb, steak and kidney, and plenty more.

Between New Cross and Peckham you'll find Earl of Derby, a restored Victorian pub that's got all the traditional, charming features with the friendly local vibes to match. The kitchen here is Gengelly's - run by chefs George Genn and Laurence Pengelly, formerly of Good as Gold in Brockley. Think elegant chicken, bacon and leek pies, plus a vegan option of puy lentil, mushroom and ale.

On the lookout for the best pies in London? This City spot should be on your list, with a mouthwatering offering; from chicken and portobello mushroom pies to the lentil cottage pie and even a little steak and ale number.

In the mood for comfort food? The White Post serve a wide selection of artisan pies provided by Pieminister of Bristol. You can pair your slice with a warm cup of coffee or a cheeky drink while sitting outside on their terrace.

Named after the delicious eats that they sling out, Piehole is a sleek diner-style pub on Shoreditch High Street that cooks up hearty servings of pie and mash. Get your hands on delicious fillings like steak and blue cheese or jackfruit, all costing just £9.50 each. They also offer bottomless brunches on Saturdays, where you can get a full pie, mash and sides plus an hour of unlimited beer for just £30.95. But if you head downstairs? You'll find a 100-year old vault that's home to a huge variety of wines and sharing boards - perfect for date night.

Pay a visit to Grove House Tavern in the evening and you'll get to dive into a list of freshly made bakes from Cutie Pies. Found in the heart of South East London, this quirky neighbourhood boozer will have you scoffing on sharing pies filled with seasonal ingredients.

Wandsworth is known for its charming British pubs, and it's also know for the food they churn out. If you're looking for a great place in London to eat pies, The Althorp promise just that thanks to a daily changing pie option alongside plenty of gastro options. 

The Bunch of Grapes can be found on Lime Street in the City, offering award-winning pies and a cosy atmosphere. You'll find golden light fixtures dangling from burgundy ceilings, dark wooden furnishings and a friendly vibe here, as well as your favourite pint or a glass of red. On the menu? Classics like fish and chips, garlic chicken schnitzel, plus sausage and mash. 

One of the most noted game-forward restaurants in London, not only is Jugged Hare churning out some of the finest British meat in the business, their London pies are renowned for succulent flavours in a humble yet unique gastro setting just shy of the Barbican. 

Cosy Borough pub, Spit & Sawdust offer a contemporary menu full of comfort food classic. Known for their Pieminister offerings, we recommend that you find yourself a cosy nook and get stuck into one of their 'Moo and Blue' steak and Stilton pies.

It's important to escape the hustle and bustle sometimes, and nowhere is better for that than the leafy suburbs of Chiswick. Not only boasting a shapely pub in The Pilot, this gastro stop-off does one of the best steak and ale pies in the area.

Fronting a list of steaming pies, including steak with Stilton, mushroom and chicken fillings, The Hope is a Farringdon pub serving some of the best pies in the capital. Better yet, they're only £7.50 - a real bargain when putting your feet up after a long day.

The Spread Eagle Croydon is all about two things: pies and ale. Going down perfectly with a pint, their pies are homemade with the finest ingredients, featuring traditional recipes with a tasty twist. And once you've had your fill, head up to their playhouse, which hosts the finest in theatre, comedy and film.

The Windmill's steak pie has won no less than three national awards, and that's surely enough reason to check it out. If steak isn't really your thing, there's everything from fish to shepherd's and chicken to veggie on the menu too, all washed down with an impressive selection of 8 cask ales or good quality wines.

The Carpenters Arms is a Marylebone pub found near Marble Arch and the edge of Hyde Park, fronting gorgeous Victorian interiors alongside a charming frontage adorned with plants. Take a seat inside or outside to have pints accompanied by Pieminister pies with mash, peas and gravy. Choose between beef with stilton, classic steak and ale, jackfruit steak and ale, chicken, and venison with red wine.