52 Victoria Street,  Westminster, London,  SW1H 0NP

The Albert, located near Westminster Cathedral, Buckingham Palace, and the House of Parliament, is a classic example of a traditional London pub. Originally named the Blue Coat Boy, it was rebuilt in 1864 and named in honor of Queen Victoria's husband, the Prince Consort.

The Albert sits snuggly among the many skyscrapers in the area. Upon entering the large ground floor bar, it is plain to see why the pub is such a popular eating and drinking spot for tourists, area business people, politicians, and the occasional Yeomen WarderYeomen Warder, popularly known as a Beefeater, is a ceremonial guardian of the Tower of London. . You are immediately immersed in history with its original etched glass windows, imposing carved oak bar, and dark oak wall paneling. Above the bar you will find a large Roman numerable clock with Victoria and Albert printed on its face.

Bar meals are served in the downstairs pub and taking the elaborate staircase to the upstairs restaurant, traditional British fare is served.