Coach and Horses Mayfair

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  Izabela Włudarczyk

  ·2 months ago

  “I went along to the reopening after the refurbishment. The pub and the staff were brilliant! Nora, in particular, looked after me and my friends – if you want to experience a classy atmosphere, you really must pop in there.”

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  Tara Bossert

  ·2 months ago

  “Wow looks fantastic. Great job Shepherd Neame. Food was amazing, atmosphere just right and best of all the service from the staff was outstanding. Thank you for a lovely evening.”

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  Dimitri

  ·3 months ago

  “This is a very good pub in Mayfair. Been going there for years and will carry on going . Good choice of beer”

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  Barney Wiles

  ·1 year ago

  “a cosy independent pub near Berkeley Square sell a good variety of food and drinks. Service was mixed with the bar staff serving who they seem please at any time. Didn’t eat but they offer pizza at the relatively affordable price of £14 which isn’t bad for Mayfair. Generally a good pub to visit if in the area”

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  London Pub Map

  ·3 years ago

  “🚇 Green Park 🍺 £6.25 Amstel ❤️ An Historic Mayfair pub. . Not to be confused with The Coach & Horses on Bruton Street, This Coach & Horses is on Hill Street just off fashionable Berkeley square in the heart of Mayfair. The nearest tube is Green Park which is around a five minute walk away. . As the name suggests, this Grade II listed pub was originally built as a coaching inn for weary travellers in days gone by. This is the oldest surviving pub building in Mayfair and dates back to 1744. . The decor here is traditional and has some standout original period features. The servery is dark polished wood with an ornate canopy which has brass lanterns either side. Around the walls of the bar and in cosy alcoves are comfy leather banquettes. At the left hand side of the bar is a snug area complete with a beautiful marble fireplace and a large mirror. The floor is wood with a couple of pockets of proper patterned old school pub carpet. . The beer line up was decent and included a couple of cask ales. I decided on an Amstel, my pint was enjoyable and cost just over six quid. There is no food menu at present but bar snacks are available. . I visited mid afternoon on a Tuesday and the pub was chilled and relaxed with a couple of other punters in attendance. I managed to have a chat with Phil the Landlord, he was telling me about the comings and goings of the boozer and his family history with the pub, top fella. . The @coachhorses is an historic pub that is full of character and splendour. The staff and Landlord were very welcoming and will look after you while you are here. This pub isn’t open weekends, so be sure to to visit this historic pub during the week and soak up the relaxing atmosphere. . ℹ️ Info correct on visiting 07.02.23”

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