Beehive, London

CLOSED. As of June 2026, doors and windows are boarded up with metal shutters.

In June 2025 it was reported that Patrick Frawley, founder of East London Pub Co, which fell into administration in November 2023, had secured this premises as his first pub for a new venture. Frawley is understood to have paid a premium of £250,000 to secure the Beehive for his new vehicle, the West London Pub Co.

Listed building consent granted 11 July 2023. 23/01879/LBC: Refurbishment and redecoration of existing building.

Following a period of closure, this site reopened as a pop-up run under the name Marylebone Live Pop-Up and run by Marylebone Leisure Group. It was promoting itself as a sports, music, events and craft beer venue. The premises licence is in the name of Santi and Santi Uxbridge Ltd.

Description of pub prior to this follows:-

First licensed in 1793, the current grade II listed building dates from 1884. The pub was badly damaged by fire in 2015 but, following painstaking repairs and restoration, reopened at the end of January 2017.

The striking ochre-painted frontage ushers one into a single room furnished with green leather banquettes, some high-backed, and a mixture of chairs and dining tables. The floor is part light oak boarded and part tiled, whilst the lower part of the windows are hung with the, once ubiquitous but now rarely seen, swag & tail curtains. The walls, partly panelled to dado height, and their plate shelves are adorned with various items of bric-a-brac.

The bar counter and its ornate back bar is unusually positioned on one side and towards the rear of the room. There is an interesting menu, including lunch specials at bargain prices.

The two cask ales here pre-pandemic have been reported (late 2021) to be no longer offered. Further updates welcome.