The Square Pig

Classic British Pub Vibes in the Heart of Holborn

Just a short stroll from some of London’s biggest music venues, The Square Pig is a stylish yet laid-back British pub offering a modern twist on classic pub dining. Situated in Holborn, this spot blends exposed brick walls, vintage leather seating, and industrial accents to create a cozy yet trendy atmosphere. Whether you're grabbing a drink before a gig or settling in for a hearty meal, the vibe is welcoming and unpretentious.

Why Concert-goers love it

Its prime location near central London venues makes The Square Pig a go-to for music lovers heading to a show. The service is known for being quick and friendly, which means you can enjoy a pint and a burger without worrying about missing the opening act. The pub is spacious enough to accommodate groups, but also has quiet corners for conversation. Plus, with a lively bar scene and a solid playlist of its own, the energy here is already in concert mode.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends catching up before a gig
• Solo travelers grabbing a bite at the bar
• Couples looking for a relaxed spot before a romantic concert night
• Fans wanting a lively atmosphere to build the hype
• Budget-conscious music fans who still want quality food and drink

What People Say

Reviewers on TripAdvisor and OpenTable praise the pub’s friendly staff, generous portion sizes, and well-made cocktails. The menu of British classics—think fish and chips, burgers, and pies—gets consistent nods for both taste and value. Many guests mention it’s ideal for pre-theatre or pre-concert dining, thanks to the central location and upbeat yet relaxed vibe.

Areas for Improvement

Some guests note that it can get busy during peak hours, especially on weekends or when there’s a big event nearby. That said, the staff tends to handle crowds well, and the energetic atmosphere is part of the charm.

The Bottom Line

The Square Pig is a fun, convenient, and reliably tasty choice for concert-goers looking to fuel up or wind down in central London.