Although there are plenty of good pubs in Westminster and Pimlico for wetting your whistle, none offer the full range of well-executed classic British pub-plates that the Marquis of Granby in Westminster does. The bar is pleasantly decorated with two-floors. The main floor features comfortable tufted benches and plenty of room for congregating at the bar during peak whistle-wetting hours. Or you might prefer the more traditional seating upstairs in the upstairs dining room.

Service and execution are reliably consistent as is typical with all Nicholson's pubs.

This pub is perhaps a little more contemporary and updated than many more traditional pubs but for a reasonably priced plate of fish n chips or bangers and mash you can't beat Westminster's Marquis of Granby. The restaurant offers a great variety of meat pies including some non-traditional pies, like the Wild Boar and Chorizo pie, that's absolutely delicious.

No shortage of variety with regard to the ales and beers. A good selection of gins and whiskeys to boot.

For quick meal before the three or four block walk to Big Ben or a stroll through the Victoria Tower Gardens overlooking the Thames, you won't find a better stop than the Marquis of Granby.