Pub Club
The Trinity Bell, EC3
Victorian character beneath the Gherkin, just off Leadenhall Street
The Trinity Bell is a Fuller's City pub on Creechurch Lane, with British pub classics served across two restaurant floors. Come for cask classics, craft beers, cocktails and wine, or stay for small plates and dinner in the heart of the Square Mile.
18-22 Creechurch Ln, London EC3A 5AY, UK
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Inside
A City pub with vintage character
The Trinity Bell occupies a tucked-away spot just off Leadenhall Street, with the Gherkin visible from the front door. Its two-floor restaurant serves fresh, seasonal takes on British pub classics, while the bar covers cask beers, modern craft beers, spirits, cocktails and wine. Private rooms are also available for meetings, celebrations and events.
The kitchen
From quick plates to proper lunches
The menu suits both a quick stop and a longer meal, with sharing plates, bar snacks and full dinner options. Recent visitors have mentioned chicken wings, feta dip, merguez sausages, calamari, hummus, burgers and a gluten-free burger, alongside a well-regarded Amarone. Food is served Monday to Friday, with hours varying by day.
Come for
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Victorian-era vintage character, two restaurant floors, and the Gherkin visible from the front door
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Fresh seasonal British pub classics, from chicken wings and feta dip to burgers and calamari
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Cask classics, modern craft beers, cocktails, wine, spirits, and non-alcoholic drinks behind the bar
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Private rooms for meetings, celebrations, weddings, and events, with food served Monday to Friday
Visit
The Trinity Bell, EC3
Food is served Monday 12:00–21:00, Tuesday 11:00–21:00, Wednesday 11:00–22:00, Thursday 11:00–22:00 and Friday 12:00–22:00. Closed Saturdays and Sundays.
Today · Closed
- Monday
- midday–9pm
- Tuesday
- 11am–9pm
- Wednesday
- 11am–10pm
- Thursday
- 11am–10pm
- Friday
- midday–10pm
- Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- Closed
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