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An iconic traditional pub in the heart of Westminster

Originally opened in 1875, the St Stephen’s Tavern is a traditional pub, serving the heart of Westminster. It has been frequented by many notables, including prime ministers such as Baldwin, Churchill and Macmillan and even today boasts famous Politicians amongst its guests. The pub still has the original division bell which rings, warning MPs that there are only a few minutes to vote.

Located adjacent to The Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, the pub also attracts locals and tourists alike, looking for the character and charm of a good old fashioned London boozer, but that Big Ben was really called St Stephen's Tower (now the Elizabeth Tower) is a mistake as the Clock Tower was Big Ben’s correct name.

As well a diverse drink range, including our very own cask conditioned Badger beers, brewed in the heart of the Dorset countryside; we offer wholesome food in our upstairs dining room, including our signature Badger Beer Battered Fish and Chips and award winning Steak and Tangle Foot Pie.