The Hermits Cave en Londres: fotos, reseñas

Descripción

The Hermits Cave en Londres es una joya eduardiana acogedora que ha estado recibiendo clientes desde 1902. Con sus tradicionales molduras de caoba y papeles pintados vibrantes, este pub de buen tamaño ofrece una atmósfera cálida con dos impresionantes chimeneas. Ideal para un encuentro informal con amigos, The Hermits Cave ofrece una amplia selección de bebidas alcohólicas, que incluye una variada mezcla de cervezas de barril y de depósito, así como opciones sin alcohol y con bajo contenido de alcohol. Es un lugar donde el estilo se encuentra con la comodidad, con muchas opciones de asientos y facilidades para ver los últimos partidos deportivos. El personal cortés mejora la experiencia, y por sólo 1 a 10 GBP por persona, es un destino asequible sin escatimar en calidad. Como homenaje a San Giles, este pub todoterreno es una deliciosa adición a la vibrante vida nocturna de Londres.

Precio

$$$$ 1 - 10 GBP

Servicios

Comer en el lugar

Oferta

Se sirve alcohol, Servir cerveza, Servir vino, Sirviendo comida

Pago

Pago con tarjeta de crédito, Pago con tarjeta de débito, Pago con NFC

Atmósfera

Con estilo, Informal, Acogedor

Mejor para

Reunirse con amigos

¿Cómo llegar aquí?

Las opciones de transporte público más cercanas para su conveniencia.

Caldecot Road (Stop Z)

Parada de autobús 505 m caminar

Camberwell Church St / Camberwell Grn (Stop L)

Parada de autobús 70 m caminar

Warner Road (Stop J)

Parada de autobús 246 m caminar

King's College Hospital (Stop A)

Parada de autobús 510 m caminar

4.1

basado en 373 opiniones

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Dr Richard Fishlington

Servicio: 5
Atmósfera: 4

Does what it does

London Pub Map

Servicio: 5
Atmósfera: 5

🚇 Denmark Hill 🍺 £6.00 Heineken The Hermits Cave Is located close to Camberwell Green in Camberwell, South London. The nearest station is Denmark Hill. This beautiful curved Edwardian pub was built in 1902, though records show that a beer retailer operated on this site as early as 1878. I love the architecture of this building and burgundy glazed tiles and etched glass windows. The name “Hermits Cave” is thought to reference Saint Giles, a hermit who lived in a cave near Nîmes, France. Legend says he was wounded by an arrow meant for a doe that fed him, and he refused treatment to strengthen his spiritual devotion. Saint Giles later became the patron saint of the poor and disabled. This is a good-sized traditional pub with two adjoining rooms. The servery is centrally located and adorned with all manner of bric-a-brac along the top of the gantry. The decor is traditional, featuring a colourful mix of wallpapers and mahogany woodwork. There is plenty of seating throughout, along with two stunning fireplaces topped with ornate mirrors, historic photos of Camberwell, and a huge wildebeest head mounted above one of the doorways. There also a few screens for live sport. The beer selection is good, offering a mix of familiar keg favourites, an impressive cask line-up, and some no- and low-alcohol options. I opted for a Heineken—my pint was very agreeable, price point was average. This is a wet-led pub that doesn’t serve food. I arrived at 1 p.m. on a warm and sunny Saturday lunchtime in May. The pub was quiet, with a chilled atmosphere and just one other punter in attendance. I was soon joined by fellow pub enthusiast @footballstickersinthewild and his good lady, and we had a nice catch-up over a pint. The service was great, the team member on duty was welcoming and courteous. I really enjoyed visiting The Hermit’s Cave, especially the traditional pub décor, which was nice to see. The cask ale selection will please the cultured imbiber. This pub is a solid all-rounder and definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area. 📅 17th May 2025 If you want to see all my pub reviews in one place, head to @londonpubmap on Instagram. 🍻

Bogdan

Comida: 4
Servicio: 4
Atmósfera: 3

Decent pub, toilets are a bit small but staff and atmosphere are nice.