Duke (of York), Holborn

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location:

Holborn

address:

7 Roger Street, WC1N 2PB

phone:

0871 258 8492*
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nearest stations:

Russell Square London Underground station
(560m) - zone 1

Chancery Lane London Underground station
(610m) - zone 1

Holborn London Underground station
(650m) - zone 1

Farringdon railway station London Underground station
(820m) - zone 1

King's Cross Thameslink railway station
(910m)

how to find it:

From Chancery Lane, head down Grays Inn Road. Cross over the junction with Theobald's/Clerkenwell Roads and Roger Street is 2nd on your left. From Holborn, head along High Holborn as far as Chancery Lane. Take a left into Grays Inn Road and then follow directions above. From Russell Square, turn right out of the tube station, then next right. Walk along Guilford Street and past Great Ormond Street hospital. After the hospital, take the third right, into Doughty Mews. After a while, Doughty Mews curves round to the left and turns into Roger Street.

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opening times:

Mon-Sat 12:00-23:00
Sun 12:00-22:30*
* opening times can change, please check with the pub before organising important events.

nearby attraction(s):

Sir John Soane's Museum (640m)

British Museum (810m)

Shaftesbury Avenue Theatre (980m)

Slightly off the beaten track, this gastropub has a local feel and caters for local workers. The pub forms part of a handsome Art Deco building. The striking bar area catches the eye - Formica tables, bold red and black lino flooring - and the dining area is wood panelled with private, dark leather booths: the kind of place you can picture "Wyndham Lewis" sneering at you over lunch. Full marks for the décor then, though the beer selection of continental lagers and the odd ale is slightly less impressive however, the bar snacks are tasty and cheap. Still, when we last looked in, the atmosphere was relaxed and inviting, so much so one of the other punters felt moved to take to the piano. Definitely worth a look if you want something a little bit different.

reviewed:
22/7/2008