Listed in 1849 Directory, originally no. 19, a couple of doors away from Bowling Green Street, on renumbering became 49.…
RENDEZ VOUS – EAST -FUSION – LOFT 52, BELVOIR STREET
Another café bar sprung up circa 2005, on the corner of Belvoir Street and Market Street. It was very short…
FAT CAT, 41 BELVOIR STREET
Opened in September 1995, one of the first ‘new’ style café bars. As of writing, the Fat Cat is still…
MERCHANT STORE – CHIC – MOONLIGHT BAR – SIRUS – GRAPEVINE, 33 BELVOIR STREET
Opened in December 1998, by Bank’s Brewery, designed to create a similar concept to one operated in Birmingham’s fashionable Broad…
YATES – WALKABOUT, 25 Belvoir Street
Photo above: The façade and side of the building during alterations, showing the mixture of Georgian, Victorian and later additions.…
LAS IGUANAS, 15 Belvoir St
Las Iguanas a chain of restaurants dedicated to Latin American food and drink in 2006. It is still open for…
RAT & PARROT – GLASSHOUSE – CHILLI WHITES – CANDY STRIPE – THE LOCKER ROOM, 11 Belvoir Street
Opened September 1999, as the Rat & Parrott. One of a group of themed pubs of the same name throughout…
CHERRY TREE, 43 EAST BOND STREET
Photo above: taken before the widening of Causeway Lane, resulting in the demolition of the next-door building, thereby isolating the…
THREE NUNS, LORD JOHN RUSSELL, BLACKFRIARS STREET
In August 1856, Lord John Russell formally the Three Nuns applied for renewal of licence by Archibald Stevenson. Jan 1833…
QUEEN, 13 BLACKFRIARS ST.
Photo above: Blackfriars St. map. Blackfriars Street was named after the area which was once home to a Dominican Friary,…