Jeremy Bentham, WC1

I didn't think that this place was anything out of the ordinary for a London boozer except for the efficient staff that seemed to be coping very well with the early evening rush that occurred during my visit. The pub is named after Jeremy Bentham who was a 19th century philosopher and social reformer who, according to the pub sign outside, looked like a Gorg from the popular 1980's cartoon Fraggle Rock. His unflattering picture hangs outside over some picnic tables that are located on a handily wide path that people can spill out onto during the busy periods. Batemans GHA and Bank's Bitter were available, but the XB was off as was another unidentified ale. San Miguel was also available alongside a selection of standard lagers and I was surprised to see Stowford Press and Old Rosie being sold at the same pub. I'd drink here again.

Below advice of 'comfortable' may be slightly too much, as its not the biggest pub and seating is limited, but this is a nice back street London pub, wood block flooring and benches or stools for seating. Service was very friendly and efficient and beer quality excellent so it is well worth a vist.

Comfortable single bar corner pub serving up to 4 real ales and a real cider.The Mauldons White Adder was in great form.5 mins from Warren Street/Euston Square tubes.