Not sure what old matey below is going on about. My friends and I find this pub to be extremely welcoming by both the staff and the manager.

The quiz night and theme nights are a laugh and unlike some places you walk through the entrance and immediately feel at ease. Definitely worth a visit for a few hours a week!

Plus if you want a wander you can always go and see Diagon Alley which is a 5 min walk away!! I for one will definitely be back so might see you there!

Bland pub with little to no character what so ever! The one star is generous... this was for the fact it is a Young’s pub and to critise the ale would be unfair.

A watering hole for the business bore during the week and relatively quiet on the weekend. The staff are a good friendly bunch, but are let down by the obnoxious Land lady.

When this rather false publican does grace the pub with her presence really should work on her customer service skills.

Due to witnessing this unpleasant person first hand after a short but loyal stint in the “One Tun” I shall make a point of avoiding this place from now on.

With a potentially large group of good honest sports fans and drinkers looking for a new home, we shall look for a better place to spend (a lot) of beer and eating money. This shouldn’t be difficult at all with so many places offering the same, but for cheaper!

Convenience will not be a priority, which is a shame as we could and would have called this pub a local.

I think the case in hand would be the resentment of being asked, if we were going to buy drinks or sit there all evening watching the screen. Big Mistake! Did the coffees 2x rounds and three meals at door opening (the same for the last couple of weeks while the Lions Rugby were on) not constitute good enough custom.

Very Average! Avoid……

The One Tun may be ok at the weekend, but stay well away weekday evenings when it becomes essentially a place for local office workers who lack the imagination to go somewhere nicer to stand elbow-to-elbow and throw beer down their necks at speed. My local Asda has more atmosphere. Oh, and it's overpriced too. This close to Soho there are some much nicer places.

The One Tun is a nice little pub with tasty food. It has got a nice vibe with lots of friendly staff buzzing around. They also have a good wine list and the ales are supposedly good. It can get quite smoky in The One Tun, but the whole front opens up in the summer so that solves that!!