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The Street Bar, on the ground floor, is not that big, with a cocktail bar and restaurant in the former bank vaults downstairs. There is a civilised atmosphere; the after-work custom includes mainly civil servants. No outdoor seating. Saturday bottomless brunch available; pre-theatre menu on offer from 5pm. Up-market prices reflect the area. Because it is a bit hidden, this pub is markedly less touristy than the main Whitehall sites. Often some of the lesser-known ales are on offer here.
Historic Interest
Craig's Court was formed by one Joseph Craig at the end of the seventeenth century, and whilst the Court first appears in the ratebook in 1696 it seems some houses had already been erected when he applied for a Crown lease in 1693/4. It is described in 1720 'with new Buildings fit for Gentry of Repute.' The Sun Fire Office first appeared in Craig's Court in 1726, but it was 1765 before Richard Cox (who founded Messrs Cox and Co., the army agents and eventual bankers) removed there from Albermarle Street. A pub was opened in 1990 in this former bank by Allied Breweries with Nicholson branding, later Mitchells & Butler. From 2004 this was leased to the Morton-Scott Pub Company and then acquired in May 2016 by City Fund Pub Company.
This Pub serves 5 changing beers and 0 regular beers.
Walker's of Whitehall, London
Changing beers typically include: Big Penny - Runner , Dark Star - Hophead , Harvey's (varies)
Source: National
Sports TV
Lunchtime Meals
Evening Meals
Family Friendly
Function Room
Restaurant
Separate Bar
Wi Fi
Real Ale
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