Leicester Arms, Piccadilly
FancyaPint?'s review...
Now rebranded as a Taylor Walker pub, the Leicester Arms does its best to gleam and glitter and evoke the Victorian feel of pubs past. It does a fair job in this regard, but it's hardly one of London's untouched pub interiors. Overall, this is much of a muchness with all the other pubs around it: they all aim to be safe and unchallenging to tourists and shoppers from nearby Regent Street. It does have four real ales on tap, the selection isn't bad and the prices pretty good for these parts. The Leicester Arms is a bit safe, but as a result feels ever so slightly dull.
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44 Glasshouse Street, Piccadilly, London, W1B 5DP
020 7734 7641
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How to find the Leicester Arms pub
Piccadilly Circus: Take the Tower Records exit and cross Regent Street (you should see the giant billboards across the street). Turn left into Glasshouse Street and the pub is about 50 meters up on the right, at the corner of Glasshouse and Brewer Street. Oxford Circus: Take the Regent Street South exit from the tube and head down Regent Street. Just before the road curves around, you'll reach Glasshouse Street - turn left. Keep to the left and the pub is on the next corner.
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16 Jun 11 Updated by FAPadmin
16 Jun 11 Updated by FAPadmin









