The Coach and Horses, Soho - pub details
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Address: 29 Greek Street, London, W1V 5LL [map] [gmap]
Tel: 020 74375920
Leicester Square (0.2 miles), Tottenham Court Road (0.2 miles), Covent Garden (0.3 miles)
London Charing Cross (0.4 miles), London Waterloo (1.1 miles), London Waterloo East (1.1 miles)
Suggested by Andy on 29 Jun 2003.
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Spice of Life, Cambridge Circus (0.0 miles), Three Greyhounds, Soho (0.0 miles), Bar Soho, Soho (0.0 miles), Cambridge, Soho (0.0 miles), Boardwalk, Soho (0.0 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Coach and Horses, Soho
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| In the event of a nuclear holocaust, only two things will survive - cockroaches and keg cider. In that case, this will be THE most happening joint after the fallout. Four, count them, FOUR types of cider are available - Addlestones, Strongbow, Stowford Press, and Weston's Scrumpy. I haven't seen that amount of overkill since the last Rambo movie. Ended up settling for two pints of Lowenbrau, which set me back a cool £7.60. Nice wood panelling and IND Coope marketing decorate the place beneath the hoards of self-agrandising pictures, charactures, and paintings. This pub's biggest fan is clearly itself. I'm a big fan of old Soho drinking dens, but with all of the pictures talking about how great it is and the various chic people who have been in over the yeras , you can't help feel a bit of an outsider in the place. Decent, but I'm in no rush to return. topdog_andy - 25 Aug 2008 11:05 |
| The criticisms are correct - expensive, inept barstaff and the running out of all four cask ales. However there really is something about this place - the drinkers are an interesting crowd, and the building is nice and also unusual - original Victorian elements with later woody changes (amongst which the charming Double Diamond lights high up behind the bar.) AbeC - 10 Feb 2008 14:53 |
| I still dont know why people still rate this pub, on of the least charming establishments in all of Soho. theregent - 9 Feb 2008 23:00 |
| On the face of it you'd think that this pub would be the perfect antidote to all those sterile chain bars. But whats the point of having 4 real ales on tap if all 4 have run out as was the case when I went in there last week. Very disappointing. kevins1966 - 6 Feb 2008 13:00 |
| I never realised this place had such a history, but being Soho, doesn't everywhere? (apart from the All Bar Ones, Cafe Neros, Generics-R-US etc) Anyway, this is my new fav meeting point for the West End (sorry Porcupine!). It's fairly quiet, but with interesting clientele, lovely staff, great artwork on the walls but most of all, it's a place I would feel perfectly comfortable going in on my own to have a glass of wine and read my book or just relax for a while. niccibee - 5 Jan 2008 01:01 |
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