PRINCE REGENT, 68 GRANBY STREET (NORTH EAST)

The building pre-dated its unknown name. It was known as the Prince Regent by November 1833, as the landlord was charged … More

CARTERS, 62 GRANBY STREET

1880s John Green ran his refreshment house from here, by 1890 Mrs Eliza Green ran the refreshment house During the … More

Mid 18th century, recorded as the Coal Yard with an access in Alfred Place. Recorded as the Swan With Two … More

Opened in November 1997 by Marstons, in a blaze of glory during the midst of the relaxing of licensing attitudes … More

Fronting on to Rutland St called the Wellington Castle c1820-70 John Pycock licensee c1820-30 1827 FATAL EFFECTS OF ROBBERY & … More

Listed in an 1867 directory. Was no. 30, became no. 34. The Wellington was given as no. 36.

Opened in November 1997, together with adjoining Jongleurs comedy club. By 2006, Bar Risa had become Walkabout. The first floor … More

Standing at no. 24 Granby Street (North East), the Jolly Miller was an ancient, small thatched inn, described in 1751 … More

1855 Mr G Lloyd surgeon and dentist was advertising from 12 Granby St to cure all ills, pains in the … More

Situated in an alley off Granby Street it ideally placed for late drink. As the French Revolution opened c1975, it … More