Royal George, Soho
FancyaPint?'s review...
This pub rather offers an oasis of calm near the relentless bustle of the Charing Cross Road, thanks to being ignored by the hordes passing the end of the short alleyway in which it hides. With debatable external charm, inside the decor combines wood panelling with kitsch touches (neon and fairy lights, retro furniture), in a similar fashion to the other unbranded Mitchells & Butlers pubs across London. The pub had a decent selection of ales when we were in last and a familiar selection of continental beers on draught such as Leffe, Hoegaarden, Budweiser, Staropramen. Staff are friendly but keep track of punters when there's a rush on (and if the pub's busy, have a check for a table in the downstairs bar). Food's a bit quirky, but well prepared and relatively inexpensive. The overall feel is of a Soho pub rather than a generic Charring Cross boozer - note too the regular events downstairs (comedy, DJs, ukulele nights). Will be interesting to see if this one continues to attract a crowd, given the fact that the pub now teeters on the brink of the Crossrail building works that have rather V2'd the top end of Charring Cross Road.
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Goslett Yard, Soho, London, WC2H 0EA
020 7734 8837
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How to find the Royal George pub
From Tottenham Court Road: head down the Charing Cross Road on the west side (opposite side from Centre Point) and about 100 metres down you'll see a small lane (Gosslett yard) on the right. The pub is just 20 metres down this lane at the end.
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History
27 May 11 Updated by piranha
27 May 11 Updated by piranha









