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Soho, W1, exists within the boundaries of Oxford, Regent, Charing Cross and Shaftsbury. It is situated in the centre of four underground stations – Oxford Street, Leicester Square, Piccadilly Circus, and Tottenham Court Road.
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Soho has 48 of the finest pubs in the London. If you fancy a nice cocktail or a craft beer, Soho’s pubs are the best for you. The colorful pubs in Soho make the area popular destination for nights out and parties.
It is difficult to find them as they are located in tiny streets. So, The London Wine Competition 2018 brings to you the 5 pubs in Soho you must visit.
Image: White Horse Pub in Soho, London
The White Horse is located in the heart of London on Newburgh Street. Nicholson’s Pubs are known for their unique style, exciting stories and wonderful personalities, and the White Horse is one of them. This wonderful pub was rebuilt in the 1930s with a stunning exterior.
The White Horse is a pub serving up the aromatic gins, finest real ales and traditional fayre. Apart from drinks, it also serves food – breakfast, main course and dessert.
Address: 16 Newburgh Street, London, Greater London, W1F 7RY
View on map: White Horse
Tel: 020 7479 7971
Tube: Oxford Circus
Image: Shakespeare’s Head Pub in Soho, London
The Shakespeare’s Head is a traditional British London Pub located just off the Seven Dials. It was established in 1735 and was named after the owners, Thomas and John Shakespeare.
This is a very lively venue attracting people of all ages. It offers the finest selection of local ales, 14 sausage varieties, 10 flavours of mash and 4 tasty gravies. They serve a fantastic range of beers, warm red and crisp white wines and spirits.
Address: 29 Great Marlborough Street at Carnaby
View on map: Shakespeare’s Head
Tube: Oxford Circus
Image: The Shaston Arms Pub in Soho, London
The Shaston Arms is a traditional London alehouse. ‘Shaston’ is the old English word for the Dorset town Shaftesbury which is named in many Thomas Hardy novels. It is just a short distance from Blandford Forum, the town that has award-winning Badger beer.
The Shaston Arms serves an exquisite collection of cask and bottled Badger beer, white wines, red wines, rose wines, sparkling wines and Champagne.
Address: 4-6 Ganton St, Soho, London W1F 7QN, United Kingdom
View on map: The Shaston Arms
Tube: Oxford Circus
Image: Tha Old Coffee House Pub in Soho, London
The Old Coffee House is a warm and friendly public place with craft beer from Leyton microbrewery Brodie’s.
Address: 49 Beak St, Soho, London W1F 9SF, United Kingdom
View on map: The Old Coffee House
Tel: 020 7437 2197
Tube: Piccadilly Circus
Image: The Sun & 13 Cantons Pub in Soho, London
The Sun & 13 Cantons is a Grade II listed public house at Great Pulteney Street. This pub has been operated on this site since 1756. It was once the hub of Soho-based films in the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s.
They have a wide range of astounding spirits and a wine list including crisp white wines, fruity rose wines, red wines and top-class champagnes.
Address: 21 Great Pulteney St, Soho, London W1F 9NG, United Kingdom
View on map: The Sun & 13 Cantons
Tel: 020 7734-0934
Tube: Piccadilly
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