Morpeth Arms is a historic pub and restaurant at 58 Millbank in Westminster, beside the Thames and close to Tate Britain. Built in 1845 to serve wardens from the former Millbank Prison, it retains a strong sense of place, with surviving prison cells beneath the building.
The kitchen focuses on British pub cooking made with seasonal produce. Fish and chips, pies, burgers and sausage with mash sit alongside smaller plates and lighter choices, allowing the same dining room to work for lunch, dinner or food with a pint.
Sunday roasts bring together meat or vegetarian choices with crisp roast potatoes, seasonal vegetables, Yorkshire pudding and gravy. Puddings such as sticky toffee pudding and treacle tart provide familiar finishes after the main course.
Cask ale, craft beer, wine and spritzes support the pub side of the experience, while the first floor Spying Room looks across the river towards the MI6 building and can host private gatherings. Vegetarian and vegan dishes are available, and guests with allergies should confirm the current recipe details with staff.
Address: 58 Millbank, Westminster, London SW1P 4RW, England