FAQs
GENERAL
How can I make a reservation?
There’s no need for reservations at The Audley. Seating is offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
How do I get to The Audley Public House?
We are located at 41-43 Mount Street, Mayfair W1K 2RX.
The closest tube stations are Bond Street, Green Park and Oxford Circus – all within walking distance of The Audley.
What are your opening hours?
Our opening hours are as follows:
Mon – Sat: 11am–11pm
Sun and Bank Holidays: 11am–10.30pm
Do you accept cash?
No, we do not accept cash. We accept card payments only.
Are sports matches shown in The Audley?
Yes – The Audley has two screens showing key sports moments, including the Six Nations, the World Cup and Wimbledon.
Are you wheelchair accessible?
Yes, The Audley Public House is wheelchair accessible. We also have a wheelchair accessible toilet on the ground floor.
Is The Audley Public House family friendly?
Yes, families are welcome, however, we ask that all children under 18 are accompanied by an adult.
Are gift vouchers available?
Yes – we offer gift vouchers to be redeemed at The Audley. You can find more details on our website.
Does The Audley host live music or special events?
The Audley has a pianist every Saturday and Sunday between 1–3pm.
We sometimes have live band performances for special events such as St. Patrick’s Day.
Do you offer group bookings and private hire?
Although we do not offer group bookings in the pub, group bookings are available in Mount St. Restaurant, above The Audley. You can make a group booking enquiry via phone on 020 3 840 9860 or email reservations@mountstrestaurant.com.
We also have four beautifully designed rooms located on the floors above The Audley, for private dining and exclusive hire. For private hire enquiries, email events@mountstrestaurant.com.
Is there outdoor seating at The Audley?
Yes – we have benches located on South Audley Street (available first come, first served), and plenty of room for standing on Mount Street.
Is The Audley air conditioned?
Yes, The Audley has air conditioning.
How early should I arrive for a big sports match?
We recommend arriving at least an hour before big sporting moments – The Audley gets very busy and seating is on a first-come first-served basis.
Can we come as a group without booking?
Yes, you can come as a group without a booking to The Audley, however, we cannot guarantee there will be a suitable space for your party. The Audley is a walk-in only site, so we always advise arriving early.
What's the best option for a bigger group or a special occasion?
Although we do not offer group bookings in the pub, group bookings are available in Mount St. Restaurant, above The Audley. You can make a group booking enquiry via phone on 020 3 840 9860 or email reservations@mountstrestaurant.com.
We also have four beautifully designed rooms located on the floors above The Audley, for private dining and exclusive hire. For private hire enquiries, email events@mountstrestaurant.com.
DINING & DRINKING
Which beers are available on draught?
Our beers on draught include Guinness, Camden Hells, Camden Pale, Sapporo, 1936, Modelo, Pilsner Urqell, Deya Steading Rolling Man, 1664 Blanc and Neck Oil.
Please note that although many of these are Audley staples, our drinks are subject to availability and change.
Why is The Audley renowned for its Guinness?
The Audley featured in the Guinness Harp Guide 2026, and we have also installed specialist Guinness lines for the perfect pint.
What sort of food do you serve?
We serve classic pub favourites dishes, alongside bar snacks.
On Sundays, we offer a traditional roast with all the trimmings.
When does your kitchen open?
Our kitchen is open daily from 12pm. Last orders are at 10pm Monday to Saturday, and at 9pm on Sundays.
Do you cater for dietary requirements (vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, allergies)?
We try our best to accommodate dietary restrictions where possible. Please inform us of any allergies, dietary restrictions or preferences when placing your order.
Do you offer seasonal menus or regularly changing specials?
Our menu is tweaked with the seasons, but the menu is focused around pub classics and ‘always-on’ favourites.
Are reservations recommended for your Sunday roast?
The Audley is walk-in only. Our kitchen opens at 12pm daily – we advise arriving early to secure your table.
Where does The Audley source its ingredients from?
We source our ingredients from local British farmers and producers wherever possible, as well as directly from our farm in Somerset.
Is The Audley suited to both casual drinks and dining?
Yes – The Audley has a menu of pub classics and bar snacks, available to order at the bar.
Can I just pop in for a drink in summer, without eating?
Yes – just order at the bar!
Do you have lighter dishes for summer?
We have smaller snacks on our menu, as well as a seasonal salad.
Will food be served during sport matches?
Yes – our kitchen is open daily from 12pm, with the kitchen closing at 10pm Monday to Saturday, and at 9pm on Sundays. Just order at the bar.
Is The Audley suitable for family lunches or early dinners?
Yes, families are welcome, however, we ask that all children under 18 are accompanied by an adult.
Do you offer a children's menu?
We do not have a children’s menu, however, our sister site, Mount St. Restaurant – just above The Audley – caters to young diners and is very family friendly. You can view their menus here.
Is The Audley good for a family Sunday lunch?
Yes – we’re famous for our traditional Sunday roast. Opt for roast Devonshire chicken or roast sirloin of beef. The kitchen is open from 12pm–9pm on Sundays.
Can I get takeaway food from The Audley?
We do not offer take away food or drink at The Audley.
DOGS & PETS
Can I bring my dog to The Audley?
Yes! Well behaved dogs are welcome at The Audley – we even have treats on the bar.
Can I bring my dog in hot weather?
Yes, we love dogs at The Audley. Although we have dog bowls, we recommend bringing your own in case they are otherwise in use.
ART
Is original artwork displayed throughout the pub?
Yes, our ceiling features a specially-commissioned installation from the late Phyllida Barlow, alongside artworks from artists including Martin Creed and Rodney Graham.