Glasshouse Stores, Soho

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location:

Soho

address:

55 Brewer Street, W1F 9UN

phone:

0871 984 1500*
* calls cost 10p/minute, click here for more about 0871 numbers.

nearest stations:

Piccadilly Circus London Underground station
(220m) - zone 1

Leicester Square London Underground station
(510m) - zone 1

Oxford Circus London Underground station
(610m) - zone 1

Tottenham Court Road London Underground station
(640m) - zone 1

Green Park London Underground station
(710m) - zone 1

how to find it:

Piccadilly Circus: Take the Tower Records exit and cross Regent Street (you should see the giant billboards across the street). Turn left into Glasshouse Street , then right into Sherwood Street. Turn right again into Brewer Street and the pub is about 50 meters up on the right. Leicester Square: Take the Leicester Square exit from the tube and go through Leicester Square and past the Swiss Centre. Cross Wardour Street and take the next right into Rupert Street. Cross Shaftesbury Avenue and carry on until you reach Brewer Street and turn left. The pub is a few metres down on the left.

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nearby attraction(s):

The Royal Academy (390m)

National Gallery (570m)

Trafalgar Square (650m)

picture of Glasshouse Stores A quirky Sam Smith's pub in the heart of the touristy bit of Soho. Some nice old features remain and give the pub an olde worlde atmosphere. It's larger than it looks from the outside, with a basement bar and space out the back to have a cigarette hidden away, along with a hugely enjoyable bar billiards table. There's usually a regular or two in the front part of the pub - it's that kind of place - along with the usual smattering of Soho media office workers. It's better than a lot of the tourist traps in the area, made even better by Sam Smith's (cheap) pricing. As long as you have a liking for Sam Smith's fare - and not everyone does - this one's a good place to meet up in if you're heading further into Soho. It's also one of the better pubs in this neck of the woods on Friday and Saturday nights.