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\t\tNew Irish pub The Horsemen opens in April\t<\/p>\n\t\t\tMonday 30 March 2026 1:17 pm
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\t\t\tMonday 30 March 2026 1:21 pm\n\t<\/p>\n
\t\tNew Irish pub The Horsemen opens in April\t<\/p>\n
A new Irish pub is claiming to be the City\u2019s new \u201cgo-to\u201d destination for a perfectly poured pint of Guinness.<\/p>\n
The Horseman & Fitzgerald\u2019s opens in April in the Square Mile but it isn\u2019t the typical Irish pub: it is fancier and has a lot more going on than the average boozer.<\/p>\n
As well as serving what they claim to be one of the capital\u2019s finest Guinness pours, there is a proper restaurant with food that\u2019s inspired by Irish-American cuisine. <\/p>\n
City\u2019s new Irish pub and restaurant<\/p>\n
In Fitzergald\u2019s, an intimate dining room inspired by a \u201cjockey club\u201d aesthetic (we have no idea what that means) Transatlantic dishes include sharing-style Kentucky fried chicken, which is likely to become a signature, lamb shank pie, turbot cassoulet and Irish beef steaks. Southern American classic desserts include bourbon chocolate truffles and the Kentucky Derby Pie. The restaurant will be open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.<\/p>\n
Executive Chef Esteve Prats Grau says:\u00a0\u201cOur menu is about two food cultures that have more in common than people realise, generosity, good produce, and cooking that brings people to the table.\u201d<\/p>\n
The pub part of the venue is called The Horsemen, and the venue claims to be the City\u2019s \u201cdefinitive destination for a well-pulled pint,\u201d with stout, Irish whisky and American bourbons serving as the speciality drinks. <\/p>\n
There are no images of the pub yet as the fit out is still ongoing. <\/p>\n
The City is fairly light on Irish pubs, although some of the longstanding ones include Feeney\u2019s at Tower Bridge, Nancy Spain\u2019s on Fenchurch Street and The Tipperary on Fleet Street.<\/p>\n
Our guide<\/a> to the best Irish pubs in London has recommendations across the capital, including The Coach and Horses in Covent Garden, Nolan\u2019s in Nine Elms and The Dolphin in King\u2019s Cross.<\/p>\n The Horsemen opens on 7 April and Fitzgerald\u2019s follows on 13 April. For more information go to thehorsemenlondon.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n