An unassuming street-corner single room local. Cask ale no longer available with handpumps disused. Around sixteen keg fonts, often with beers from smaller breweries.
Cleveland Street, close to the BT Tower, is named after one of Charles II's mistresses, the Duchess of Cleveland. Charles Dickens and Samuel Morse (he of the Code) lived nearby.
Historic Interest
Grade II listed, Historic England ref 1219538.
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