The Freemasons Arms, in Covent Garden, has a unique place in soccer history – it was here that in 1863 that the Football Association was founded and in the downstairs bar, the pub boasts a fine array of soccer memorabilia.
It’s also a great place to watch today’s football with six high definition plasma TV screens featuring all the top matches as well as other big sporting occasions.
Featured in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide, the pub serves a variety of authentic Kentish cask ales, as well as distinctive international lagers and a good selection of wines.
There is also a good selection of traditional pub food, including set menus and buffets for people holding events in the pub’s two well-equipped function rooms.
The pub, which has disabled access on the ground floor, offers an ideal central venue for occasions such as wedding receptions, christenings, training courses or business meetings.
Just 200 yards from Covent Garden tube, a short walk from Charing Cross and with two secure car parks nearby, the Freemasons Arms occupies a prime spot near the Royal Opera House, the Channel Five studios and tourist hotspots.
What our customers say:
"Found your pub purely by chance on a recent visit to London. Returned every day because we loved the atmosphere and the staff were brilliant. Had a meal and the food was superb. Will certainly be back." Kevin