R BAR, 78 GRANBY STREET (NORTH EAST)

Refurbished ex-rugby club bar at rear of no. 80 Granby Street. Opened in October 1999 Above ad and profile on … More

BLACK HORSE, 72 GRANBY STREET

Stood opposite Dover Street. It was originally no. 72, and later became no. 86. First accurate recording, 1822, although a … More

Originally no. 64, altered to no. 78. Mr. Pailing ran the Granby Arms 1864, being fined for having ten people … More

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

Named as Carters in the 1908 directory. It stood two doors away from the Swan with Two Necks and was … 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 1827 FATAL EFFECTS OF ROBBERY & DESERTION John Leggett a … 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