Opening Hours:
Restaurant: Monday - Friday (11.45 am - 11 pm)
Pub: Monday - Friday ( 11 am - 11 pm)
Closed: Weekends & Bank Holidays
Our restaurant kitchen is closed between 15:00 - 18:00, but the pub is open for snacks all day.
Last food orders are 3pm for lunch and 9:45pm for dinner.
We will be closed during the Christmas break after lunch service on Wednesday 23rd December 2026 and reopen for dinner on Monday 4th January 2027.
We are open on New Year’s Eve! Head here to buy your ticket.
Lunch Offers:
Monday - Thursday, Set Lunch £24 / £29
Fridays - Steak Frites, Salad & Pudding £29
private dining & large groups
Cloth Cornhill has a number of spaces to hire for private events.
• The Piano Room (8 - 14 guests)
• Jean's Dining Room (8 - 12 guests)
• Restaurant East Wing (35 guests)
• Restaurant (70 guests)
• Amy’s Bar (30 standing guests)
To book our private dining rooms, please use the ‘Enquire Now’ button and fill in our online form.
To enquire about Amy’s Bar and Restaurant Hire, please email hello@clothrestaurants.com and we will get back to you.
“It could be the restaurant of the year for 2026”
“If you’ve not been to Cloth, book a table now. It’s turning things up a notch”
“Jewel of a restaurant”.
“I’m excited by the opening of Cloth Cornhill on the site of the old Simpson’s Tavern in the City. I like the way the team operates”
“City’s liquid lunch landmark to reopen”
“The restauranteurs Joe Haynes, Tom Hurst and Ben Butterworth have promised to honour the history of the Simpson’s Tavern building in their new chophouse”
“Historic City restaurant is finally reopening”
“The team behind nearby restaurant and wine bar Cloth have taken over and will be relaunching the venue under the new name of Cloth Cornhill”
“Cloth To Revive Historic City Restaurant Simpson’s Tavern”
“The team behind much-loved Farringdon restaurant Cloth,
are gearing up for another smash hit.”
“They really do love a historic building”
“The menu and wine list will reflect modern London, albeit with the odd roast or chop as a nod to the tavern’s roots”
