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The Whippet, Liverpool Street, EC2

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76 Old Broad Street
EC2
EC2M 1QP

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Liverpool Street

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David Walton left this review about The Whippet

Visited 24/06/26.

Cask here was the Theakstons Quencher pale ale and Boddingtons. Another handpump due to be fixed as their plan is to have three cask ales on at any time. Keg offering of Deya Steady Rolling Man, Sapporo, Konig Pils, Rothaus Pils, Siren Lunina, Stiegl Goldbrau, Bohemia Regent, Thatchers Gold and Beamish Irish stout.

Newly opened venue near Liv St station. L-shaped with wood block flooring and bar counter facing the glass fronted entrance, and on the slight right-hand side. Tall tables to the right of the entrance and down the left-hand side of the venue and on the right-hand side behind the bar counter. There is a three-sided banquette fitted into the rear serving a single small table. No screens, nice tiling, and some whippet paintings with a decent music soundtrack. Quite a small venue but a very nice addition to the area.

On 23^rd September 2026 - rating: 7
[User has posted 2067 recommendations about 2020 pubs]

Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about The Whippet

New Bloomsbury Leisure corner pub just around the corner from Liverpool Street station, with a compact L-shaped bar. Modern look, as you would expect, with full-height glazing in a pair of large windows and around the entrance doorway and dark redish-brown tiling further back. Only a limited number of tall tables around the periphery and external drink shelves, so very much a vertical drinking establishment. Ghost Ship (£5.20, and a bit warm) and Theakston Best Bitter from the three handpumps on the counter. Up to 12 keg beers and ciders from taps on the bar-back, including a cooling pint of Tegernsee Hell (£6.70). An interesting addition to the area.

On 19^th June 2026 - rating: 7
[User has posted 9249 recommendations about 9249 pubs]

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