The Tommy Flowers en Londres: fotos, reseñas

Descripción

El Tommy Flowers, situado en el animado Aberfeldy Village de Londres, destaca entre los locales nocturnos de la zona. Este acogedor pub es conocido por su gran personalidad y su compromiso con la inclusión, y organiza con regularidad eventos animados como bingo y karaoke. Es un lugar perfecto para ponerse al día con amigos, relajarse y disfrutar de una pinta en un ambiente cómodo y acogedor.

Nombrado en honor al estimado héroe local Tommy Flowers, este antiguo local comercial se transformó en un querido pub en mayo de 2018, combinando el encanto tradicional con un toque moderno. El establecimiento apuesta por una atmósfera comunitaria donde todo el mundo se siente como en casa, al estilo de tu bar favorito, Cheers.

El pub admite perros y cuenta con asientos tanto en el acogedor interior como en el atractivo jardín cervecero exterior. No puedes dejar de probar su especialidad, la East End Lager, ofertada a un precio moderado de £5.30. Conocido por su servicio amable, incluido el cálido recibimiento de Nick, el Guv'nor, The Tommy Flowers mantiene viva la tradición del entretenimiento clásico junto con su excelente selección de cervezas, vinos y licores. Con Wi‑Fi gratis y todas las comodidades necesarias, es una joya escondida del East End que no querrás perderte.

Precio

$$$$

Oferta

Se sirve alcohol, Servir cerveza, Servir vino

Pago

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

Atmósfera

Informal, Acogedor

Mejor para

Reunirse con amigos

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4.8

basado en 96 opiniones

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London Pub Map

Servicio: 5
Atmósfera: 5

🚇 East India 🍺 £5.30 East End Lager The Tommy Flowers is tucked away in Aberfeldy Village, Poplar, East London—just a short walk from East India DLR. Opened in May 2018 in a former retail unit, it’s named after Thomas ‘Tommy’ Flowers (1905–1998), who was born nearby on Abbott Road. Flowers worked for the Post Office before joining Bletchley Park to assist Alan Turing on the Enigma project. In 1944, he led the team that built Colossus—the world’s first modern computer. This cosy, two-room pub blends traditional and modern character. The main bar at the front has a good-sized servery, butterfly and dragonfly stamp wallpaper, a few tables and chairs, a projector screen, and a boarded floor. Artworks line the ceiling and walls. Through to the back room, there’s a dartboard, a wall of community photos, a Scottish flag, a tartan carpet and two framed newspaper cuttings highlighting today’s pub trade challenges. Out back there is a small decked beer garden. The beer list is simple—keg beers and Guinness. I went for the East End Lager: excellent pint, just over a fiver. It’s a wet-led pub, so no food, but there’s a good choice of bar snacks. I arrived just before 5 p.m. on a sunny Saturday. A few regulars were outside enjoying the weather. Inside, I was warmly welcomed by Nick the Guv’nor, who was funny, friendly, and very welcoming. He pointed out the four candles on the counter, a nod to the classic “Two Ronnies” sketch. We chatted about the pub’s role as a community hub in this hidden corner of the East End. Truth be told, I wish I’d stayed longer. Nick and the regulars made me feel instantly at home. It may not look like a classic boozer, but it functions just like one—a place to talk, laugh, and connect with locals. I thoroughly enjoyed my time here. @tommy_flowers_aberfeldy is well worth a visit. 📅 14th June 2025 If you want to see all my pub reviews in one place, head to @londonpubmap on Instagram. 🍻

Jackie Harrison

Servicio: 5
Atmósfera: 5

First time visiting The Tommy Flowers. Nick was very welcoming and met a few of the lovely locals. Will be back again :-)

MANIDEEP

Servicio: 5
Atmósfera: 5

A great pint of Guinness