The Coach and Horses, Mayfair - pub details
Address: 5 Bruton Street, London, W1J 6PT [map] [gmap]
Tel: 020 7629 4123
Green Park (0.3 miles), Oxford Circus (0.3 miles), Bond Street (0.4 miles)
London Charing Cross (0.9 miles), London Victoria (1.2 miles), London Marylebone (1.3 miles)
Brewery: Shepherd Neame
Pub facilities/features:
- Quiz machines (Trivial Pursuit)
- Food served, Real ale
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Brutons, Mayfair (0.1 miles), Guinea, Mayfair (0.1 miles), Back Door / Burlington Arms, Mayfair (0.1 miles), Grosvenor Arms, Mayfair (0.1 miles), Mulligans of Mayfair, Mayfair (0.1 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Coach and Horses, Mayfair
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| Friendly pub, not too busy,but the Deuchars IPA wasn't in tip top form tonight.Service was good. Ordinary - 21 Jul 2008 22:02 |
| Pretty small ground floor bar. It does have additional seating upstairs, but this was closed when I visited on Saturday afternoon even though all the seating downstairs was occupied. Clearly it was a Wm. Younger’s pub in a previous incarnation, as evidenced by the name enshrined in the stained glass windows. I rather like the retention of these sort of features. There were a couple of real ales on – Timothy Taylor Landlord and Sharpe’s Doom Bar. I can’t recall which one I drank but it was OK. I found the atmosphere here to be fairly comfortable and friendly and I would be happy to visit again. RexRattus - 21 Jul 2008 10:59 |
| This small, rather odd-shaped pub is hidden in the backstreets and is not to be confused with a second C&H a couple of blocks away. The exterior is Mock Tuder with an abundance of flower baskets and a rosy glow emenating from its interesting latticed windows depicting various coats of arms. The interior has quite a bit of character with some elegant cornices but there is little room for seating although there is an upstairs dining room. A good selection of decent quality (Cask Marque accredited) Ales available (Doom Bar, Pride, Adnams Explorer and Landlord on my visit) and very reasonable prices considering the location. An impressive collection of pump clips are neatly arranged around the pub so that they do not look cluttered and the hops around bar frame are a nice touch. Despite the apparent lack of space, they still cram in a basic TV and a couple of Quiz / Fruit Machines. The customer base appeared to be a good mix and everything seemed quite civilised. All in all, a pretty decent little place and one that is worth hunting down. RogerB - 25 Mar 2008 12:54 |
| Nice little place this and good for taking a break from the retail horrors of Bond, Regent and particularly Oxford St. I've only really been in here in the daytime and it can get uncomfortable crowded during the lunch period but its great a little later in the afternoon when the drones go back to their desks. murgatroyd - 24 Feb 2008 20:44 |
| Great pub, stopped off in here with the mrs for a meal and a drink, fantastic food, nice manager, lovely pub. Billgates1 - 6 Feb 2008 13:18 |
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