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After exploring Mayfair for a while, I was craving a hot Americano and a pint. I had heard that this pub was one of the oldest in Mayfair, which appealed to me more than the newer, soulless places. However, when I asked for the drinks I desired, I was told they do not serve coffee. I found this to be lazy and disappointing. I can't help but wonder if the previous owners, Madonna and Guy Ritchie, offered similarly poor service. Therefore, I decided to leave and I do not plan on returning.

Average pub at best with incredibly rude staff who talk down at customers. all they have is a good location

In the heart of Mayfair, this attractive corner building is even lovelier inside. The dark timber beams alternating with white paint, the dark wood-paneled interior, the planters a;; contribute to the feeling of coziness. The beverages are very good, and there is a good selection of them. The food is also good, but service depends on the time of the day. At lunch and dinner time, it can be slow and harried. Otherwise, it is pleasant and attentive.

Nice friendly bar in the heart of Mayfair. This pub used to be very busy all the time, but it seemed a little less busy this afternoon. Serves food at lunch time and in the evening. My Club used to be nearby and I would often stop off here walking up Hill Street from Berkeley Square. A couple of real ales on draft. I settled for cider myself. Comfortable and a nice option for a beer or a pub meal.

Good pub which is tucked away. Decor is traditional. Gets very crowded on a Friday evening. Good service.