The Princess of Shoreditch

Portions are generally generous for a gastropub, guests often mention substantial portion sizes and good value, especially for Sunday roast. Some dishes can be more refined or slightly smaller (typical of a higher-end pub menu), so sharing starters or ordering sides is common. If you’re particularly hungry, guests often pair mains with sides or starters to fill out the meal.

Yes, guests describe The Princess of Shoreditch as dog-friendly, and several reviews call it a lovely pub for a roast with dogs welcome. If you have specific needs (e.g., seating area), ring ahead to confirm the best spot for you and your dog.

Generally yes, families and birthday groups with children dine here and guests report positive family experiences. The menu leans toward refined pub cooking rather than a dedicated children's menu, so for younger diners you may want to inquire about simpler portions or menu flexibility when booking.

Smart casual. The venue presents as a polished gastropub where guests commonly dress smart‑casual for meals and special occasions, comfortable yet neat attire is appropriate.

If you want the signature experience, go on Sunday for the Sunday roast, many guests call it the highlight. For a quieter dining experience, choose a weekday (lunchtime or early evening) when it’s less busy and easier to enjoy conversation.

Warm, cosy and characterful, The Princess balances gastropub charm with refined cooking. Guests commonly describe a lovely, intimate atmosphere with friendly service and an elegant yet relaxed vibe. Note that acoustics can be an issue during busy times (it can get loud), and Saturday nights or large events upstairs may be rowdier than weekday visits.

For the famed Sunday roast, visit on Sunday, it’s the highlight for many guests. If you prefer a quieter experience, aim for weekday lunchtimes or early weeknight dinners. Weekends, especially Saturday nights and busy Sunday lunch slots, can be lively and louder, so book ahead if you want a specific time or quieter table.

The pub offers a downstairs bar area and an upstairs dining room, guests often praise the light and character upstairs, while the downstairs bar is cosier and dimmer. The upstairs is accessed by a spiral staircase and has tables for small groups; the bar area is used for more casual dining and drinks. For specific table requests, call ahead.

Dogs are welcomed, guests explicitly call the pub dog-friendly. There’s no formal statement about service animals in the provided information, so for service or support animals it’s best to call ahead to confirm any seating preferences or arrangements.

Yes, The Princess of Shoreditch is a cosy, upscale gastropub that’s well suited to date night. Guests frequently praise the refined yet relaxed atmosphere, attentive service and creative, high-quality dishes (perfect for sharing or a three-course meal). Expect a semi‑smart, intimate vibe upstairs and a thoughtful wine list and cocktails to complement the food. For a quieter table, consider an earlier weeknight booking rather than a busy Saturday night.

Busiest: Sunday lunches (the Sunday roast is a major draw) and Saturday evenings, guests note these times can be lively and louder. Quietest: weekday lunchtimes and early weeknights tend to be calmer, making them ideal for quieter dining or conversation.