The Golden Tooth

At about $75 per person, The Golden Tooth is best understood as a London gastropub rather than a generic casual pub stop.

If you want a gastropub meal in London and the dishes appeal, The Golden Tooth is a clear fit. If you need a specific format, such as a set menu, particular seating type, dietary accommodation, or group arrangement, confirm those details directly before booking.

Use it when the meal should feel flexible, not formal

The Golden Tooth has a casual dress code, so it makes sense for a relaxed London gastropub meal rather than a highly formal occasion. Beyond that, no specific seating format is here, so do not assume a particular bar, counter, or dining-room setup from the available facts alone.

For planning across the city, Pearl’s London restaurants guide is the better place to compare different dining styles, while the London bars guide is more useful if the night is drinks-led from the start.

Order the confirmed dishes, but do not treat it like a tasting-menu restaurant

The order should lean into the dishes that are confirmed for The Golden Tooth: Chicken & Red Prawn Stargazy Pie, Cheese Custard Tart, Iberico Pork Chop with Parsley Sauce and Burnt Apple, 40 Day Aged Ex-Dairy Sirloin, and Curds & Whey. Those dishes point to a gastropub meal with enough richness and character to justify choosing carefully rather than defaulting to a light, generic order.

The better value read is not “go big at all costs.” At about $75 per person, the smarter approach is to match the order to the appetite and the occasion. Choose the confirmed house dishes that most appeal.

Who should book, and who should skip

Book The Golden Tooth if you want a casual London gastropub and the confirmed dishes sound like the kind of meal you want. Skip it, or at least verify more before committing, if you need confirmed details on seating style, dietary accommodations, lunch service, takeaway, delivery, or a formal tasting-menu format.