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location:

Leicester Square

address:

37 Cranbourn Street, WC2H 7AD

phone:

0871 258 8487*
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nearest stations:

Leicester Square London Underground station
(10m) - zone 1

Covent Garden London Underground station
(320m) - zone 1

Piccadilly Circus London Underground station
(420m) - zone 1

Charing Cross Railway stationLondon Underground station
(440m) - zone 1

Embankment London Underground station
(590m) - zone 1

how to find it:

The Covent Garden exit from Leicester Square tube lets you out in Charing Cross Road across from the Hippodrome. If you turn right and go around the corner the door is practically the first thing you come to. If you come out by the Hippodrome (Leicester Square exit) cross the road into the street next to the other tube exit and it's just on the right.

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nearby attraction(s):

Wyndham's Theatre (20m)

Noel Coward Theatre (50m)

Odeon Leicester Square (120m)

picture of Brewmaster
Usually overcrowded, the ground floor bar in this pub is rarely worth the effort in our opinion, unless you like sharp elbows or are looking for a fight. But the first floor room is a welcome and surprising exception and worth seeking out - when it's open. We've been in the upstairs bar when it's been practically deserted and the ground floor has had lager louts spilling into Charing Cross road. When it's open, it's a welcome refuge from the insane crowds around Leicester Square and Covent Garden. It's got a fairly average selection of drink and pub grub, but the beer's usually well-kept. All in all, it's still a prime place to meet someone with its close proximity to Leicester Square tube, but not a place we'd recommend that you linger if you can't get into the upper bar.

reviewed:
14/7/2008
reviewed by septic

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