A superb, hugely popular traditional Young’s pub on Whitehall near Trafalgar Square, with a fair claim to being the Prime Minister’s local, real ales, fine fish and chips and a warm welcome
The Clarence holds thirty-six hundred and eighty-three reviews and a 4.4 – a strong score on a truly enormous sample – and it is a genuine gem near Trafalgar Square: a superb, hugely popular traditional Young’s pub on Whitehall, with a fair claim to being the Prime Minister’s local, real ales, fine fish and chips and a warm welcome.
The Whitehall pub
The Clarence is a genuinely superb, hugely popular, one-of-a-kind traditional pub – a proper, elegant, characterful treasure, on Whitehall near Trafalgar Square. There is real character here – the traditional pub, the Whitehall setting, the elegant charm. It is a genuinely elegant, quintessentially British pub – full of history and character, set over two floors, a short wander down Whitehall from Trafalgar Square (near Downing Street and the Houses of Parliament, with a fair claim to being the Prime Minister’s local) – a real, superb, characterful, well-placed pub. There is genuine character and charm to it – the traditional pub, the Whitehall setting, the elegant charm. It is a wonderfully elegant, characterful, welcoming pub – a genuine, superb traditional gem, a real treasure of Whitehall. There is real character and charm to it – the traditional pub, the Whitehall setting, the elegant charm. The Prat’s desk salutes it – the fine Whitehall pub that claims the PM’s local.
The royal name and grand rooms
The Clarence carries a genuinely fine, royal name – and holds grand rooms besides. There is real character to this – the Clarence name, the royal heritage, the grand dining room. “Clarence” is a genuinely fine old royal name – the great ducal title of Clarence, borne through the ages by princes of the blood – a genuinely regal, characterful pub name. There is genuine character and history to it – the Clarence name, the royal heritage, the grand rooms. And it holds a real treasure – a grand first-floor dining room (its own “Whitehall” room, richly decorated), perfect for feasting – giving the pub a real sense of elegant, characterful charm. There is real character and charm to it – the Clarence name, the royal heritage, the grand dining room. The Prat’s naming desk delights in it – the pub with a fine royal name.
The ale, food and welcome
The Clarence does the essentials of a great pub genuinely well – real ale, fine food, and a warm welcome – to a truly enormous following. There is real quality to this – the real ale, the fine food, the warm welcome, the traditional character. As a fine Young’s pub, it keeps proper, well-kept real ales (and a fine selection of wines and champagnes), serves genuinely superb pub food (the best fish and chips, homemade pies, and bottomless-Yorkshire Sunday roasts), and offers the warmest of welcomes, amid its elegant, historic setting. There is genuine quality and warmth to it – the real ale, the fine food, the warm welcome. Its strong 4.4 across a truly enormous sample speaks to a genuinely superb, characterful, hugely popular pub – the ale, the food, the warm welcome, all superbly done, to a truly vast crowd. There is real quality and character to it – the real ale, the fine food, the warm welcome. Combined with its fine royal name and its Whitehall character, it makes the Clarence a genuine gem – the traditional pub, the Clarence name, the real ale, the warm welcome. Its strong score across a truly enormous sample confirms it – a genuinely superb, hugely popular pub. There is real character, quality and charm in the whole thing – the fine Whitehall pub, the royal name, the real ales, the fine fish and chips, the warm welcome. It is a genuine gem near Trafalgar Square – superb, elegant, well-placed, and hugely popular, a real Whitehall treasure.
Between its Whitehall character, its fine royal name, and its real ale, food and warm welcome, the Clarence is a genuine gem near Trafalgar Square. Its strong score across a truly enormous sample marks it as a genuinely superb and hugely popular pub. The Prat’s desk enjoys a real ale on Whitehall, and raises an appreciative glass to the Clarence.
The pub
A strong, hugely popular pub doing a good 4.4 across a truly enormous sample – the Clarence, a traditional Young’s pub on Whitehall near Trafalgar Square, with a fair claim to the PM’s local.
Verdict
Strong, hugely popular, and genuinely superb – the Clarence, a fine Whitehall pub that claims the PM’s local, with real ales, fine fish and chips and a warm welcome.
Enjoy a real ale at the Clarence on Whitehall near Trafalgar Square – a superb, hugely popular traditional Young’s pub with a fair claim to being the Prime Minister’s local.
Alan Nafzger was born in Lubbock, Texas, the son Swiss immigrants. He grew up on a dairy in Windthorst, north central Texas. He earned degrees from Midwestern State University (B.A. 1985) and Texas State University (M.A. 1987). University College Dublin (Ph.D. 1991). Dr. Nafzger has entertained and educated young people in Texas colleges for 37 years. Nafzger is best known for his dark novels and experimental screenwriting. His best know scripts to date are Lenin’s Body, produced in Russia by A-Media and Sea and Sky produced in The Philippines in the Tagalog language. In 1986, Nafzger wrote the iconic feminist western novel, Gina of Quitaque. He currently lives in Holloway, North London. Contact: [email protected]
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