Review The Hat and Tun

The Hat and Tun

Gastropub 
3 Hatton Wall, London EC1N 8HX
Latest critic review: January 28, 2009
Critics' score: 5 out of 10 Users' score: 0.0 out of 10



The Hat and Tun

Revamped gastropub from the boys behind The Botanist
Brothers Tom and Ed Martin have made a career turning old boozers into gastropubs - some with notable success (The Botanist, Well Tavern and The Gun). But nobody seems to much like the Hat and Tun. Perhaps it's that in less penny pinching times we might have let an overpriced menu or wine list slide, but these days London diners (and critics) are more likely to stand up and decry such a blatant attempt to separate them from their hard-earned wages.

Critic Reviews


David Sexton Evening Standard
Reviewed by January 28, 2009
"A good place to drink, then, if an old-fashioned place to eat. But if it came to more modern food, what would be the point in going head to head with the Eagle on Farringdon Road?" READ REVIEW
Critic's score: 4
"Richard & Peter" Harden's
Reviewed on January 07, 2009
"For a quick lunch… this is a handy enough place if you’re already in the locality. Even if you’re proposing to write a review of it, however, it’s difficult to argue that it’s worth crossing town for." READ REVIEW
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Critic's score: 6
Jenni Muir Time Out
Reviewed on November 27, 2008
"It’s Leather Lane food at Chancery Lane prices." READ REVIEW
Critic's score: 5
Dos Hermanos Dos Hermanos
Reviewed on October 31, 2008
"Meals like this just confirm my suspicion that food at places in this group is prepared by people who don’t know what they are cooking for people who don’t care what they are eating. A great shame and another chance missed." READ REVIEW
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Critic's score: 4
 

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Gastropub 
Bar Area
Yes

Address
3 Hatton Wall, London EC1N 8HX
Telephone
020 7242 4747
Nearest Tube
Farringdon
Opening times:
Monday—Thursday 11am–11.30pm; Friday 11am-midnight
• Private booking available

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