St James Tavern: Pub in Westminster, London
Contact
- Phone +44 20 7437 5009
- Website Visit site ↗
- Address 45 Great Windmill St, Westminster, London W1D 7NE
- Social
Opening hours
- Mon 11:00-23:00
- Tue 11:00-23:00
- Wed 11:00-23:00
- Thu 11:00-23:00
- Fri 11:00-00:00
- Sat 11:00-00:00
- Sun 12:00-22:30
Getting there
St James TavernW1D 7NE
Good to know
- Cocktails
- Kitchen
- Craft beer
- Sports screened
- Wine
- Bookings
Upcoming at St James Tavern
About St James Tavern
St James Tavern occupies a corner of Great Windmill Street, a traditional pub set close to Piccadilly Circus and the southern edge of Soho. It serves craft and draught beer alongside wine, cocktails and food, covering the bases for a pint after work or a leisurely afternoon.
Screened sport gives fans a place to follow the action, and the pub's classic feel makes it a comfortable spot among the pubs in Soho for an unhurried drink. Bookings are taken for those who want to secure a table in a busy part of town.
The location is hard to beat for exploring the West End, with the theatres, Piccadilly and the rest of Soho all within a short walk. It makes an easy meeting point before a show or a night out in central London.
Nearby venues
- Piano Bar at Red Room Studios W1D 7NB
- Jack Solomons Soho
- JK Comedy Club Piccadilly Circus W1D 7EF
- Box Piccadilly W1D 7EF
- The Lyric Soho
- Apollo Theatre W1D 7ES
- Lyric Theatre London
- Albert's Schloss - Soho W1D 7EU
Explore nearby
Common questions
- What kind of pub is St James Tavern?
- It is a traditional pub near Piccadilly, on the southern edge of Soho. It serves craft and draught beer, wine, cocktails and food.
- Where is St James Tavern?
- It is at 45 Great Windmill Street, London W1D 7NE, close to Piccadilly Circus. The West End theatres and Soho are within a short walk.
- Can you watch sport there?
- Yes, the pub has screened sport, so it is a good spot to follow a match over a pint. Bookings are also taken if you want to reserve a table.
- Is it good before a show?
- Its position near Piccadilly and the theatres makes it a handy pre-show meeting point. You can settle in for a drink and reach the West End stages in minutes.
- What is nearby?
- Piccadilly Circus, the West End theatres and the wider Soho grid are all close by. That keeps the pub well placed for a night out in central London.