Heralded for its status as one of the most ornate pubs in England, The Philharmonic Dining Rooms take their name from the Philharmonic hall opposite, and promise a gentleman's club style that's both classic and historic.

Commissioned between 1898 and 1900, not only is 'The Phil' a stunning piece of tradition and baroque throughout, the unique awnings, depth of wood and historical interiors provide a pub setting that promises tales of years gone by. Casual and humble, it's a great place to head for post-work pints and affordable meals alike.

A Nicholson name that follows suit with its other pubs, not only can you indulge in some of the finest cask ales and draught beer in the business, those heading over for breakfast, dinner or lunch can enjoy the spoils of a classic, British pub menu; from roasts, down to fry ups.