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On Connaught Street near Marble Arch. This sits within an area known as Connaught Village (by estate agents, at least)
Walking from Piccadilly Circus to Soho
The Glassblower Hotel
Leicester Arms Hotel
www.greeneking.co.uk/pubs/greater-london/glass-blower
www.greeneking.co.uk/pubs/greater-london/leicester-arms
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The London Pub Explorer:
Autumn in Europe 2025
Sometimes a business trip comes with a little bonus. Two days in London, one evening free, and after a delicious Indian dinner, a colleague and I had the pleasure of visiting an iconic spot: the John Snow pub in Soho.
Spread across three floors, it offers the classic pub on the ground floor, a bar on the first, and a women-only pub upstairs. The building is said to date back to 1870. Even the staircase tells a story: the framed cholera notice on the wall is a nod to the pub's namesake, the physician who traced the 1854 outbreak to a water pump just around the corner.
Lucky evening, great company, and a staircase I simply had to photograph.
London Pub Project #20
Hampstead, London NW3
The Spaniards Inn is a historic pub on Spaniards Road between Hampstead and Highgate in London, England. It lies on the edge of Hampstead Heath near Kenwood House. It is a Grade II listed building, dating back to the 17th century.
What I love & makes me so proud about this photograph is the beautiful inclusivity & diverse multiculturalism all at the bottom of my street. A working class South East London street, an Irish pub & beautiful children.
Nothing is perfect & there is still a very long way to go but if a little corner of SE18 can show it & embrace it there is hope & positivity for the future.
Every day show love & kindness to all.
Walking from Piccadilly Circus to Soho
The Sun & 13 Cantons hotel (and Mamapen restaurant) – 21 Great Pulteney Street
See also this image of the pub's signage by Draopsnai (Ian Spoard):
If you have an interest in London pubs go to the Draopsnai parent site, which is an old blog maintained up until 2020 with extensive coverage (1000 images or so) of the London pub (boozer) scene. Well worth a visit if you are so inclined!
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The London Pub Explorer:
Autumn in Europe 2025
Chatsworth Laundrette was a former pub called the 'Chatsworth Arms' during the Victorian era (from 1881), which then became an off-licence (in 1939), and later became a laundrette from the 1960s onwards. To read about the social history of this building click the link below..
pubwiki.co.uk/LondonPubs/Hackney/ChatsworthRd92.shtml
To see other photos of the laundrette click the links below...
Walking from Piccadilly Circus to Soho
The Glasshouse Stores hotel – 55 Brewer Street
soho-london.co.uk/listing/the-glasshouse-stores/
Behaving like a bit of a spy here ... all inadvertent.
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The London Pub Explorer:
Autumn in Europe 2025