On edge of London’s Soho district,
the pub retains a real ‘local’ feel. An unusual
feature is a trap door in the corner of the pub that’s
also a trap-wall - the floor and wall both open up onto
Great
Marlborough Street.
FAMOUS FOR...
The poet and dramatist Percy Bysshe
Shelley lived in the house opposite, on the corner of
Poland Street and Great Marlborough, a few years before
he eloped with Mary, who went on to write ‘Frankenstein’.
FUNCTIONS @ COACH & HORSES
50-60 people standing
25-30 seated
Buffet options to suit any occasion
Birthday party
Leaving do...
Late licence until midnight on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
