Victoria · Westminster
The Albert
A Grade II-listed 1862 pub tracing the whole royal timeline.
- Address52 Victoria Street, Victoria, London SW1H 0NP
- Phone020 7222 5577
- Websitegreeneking.co.uk/pubs/greater-london/albert
- OwnershipPart of Greene King
About The Albert
One of Victoria's grandest surviving Victorian pubs, its ornate ceiling and red curtains matched by displays charting the British monarchy.
Built in 1862 and Grade II listed, the Albert is one of the most visually striking pubs left standing on Victoria Street, a thoroughfare otherwise dominated by mid-century office blocks. Its interior leans hard into Victorian grandeur — an intricately ornate ceiling, heavy red curtains, dark wood throughout — and it has become known among visitors for displays tracing the timeline of the British royal family, a short walk from Buckingham Palace. Oversized portions keep it popular with the Victoria commuter crowd.
On tap
A solid, unfussy range of cask ales and lagers suited to a busy commuter pub.
Food
Generously sized British pub classics, including famously large fish and chips.
More pubs in Victoria
- The Cask and GlassOften billed as the smallest pub in London.
- The Buckingham ArmsA late-Victorian Young's local by the Ministry of Justice.