Mews pub just off Oxford Street, it is a useful oasis from Primark or Selfridges - very largely touristy but with some local office workers. Originally dating from 1764 and later merged with the building next door, hence the split-level interior. The very long frontage dates from 1871. The interior is authentically pubby with a mixture of red leather banquettes, bar-stool tables and ordinary tables and chairs; plus two rather splendid red leather armchairs by the fireplace. There is a wide food menu including Sunday roasts and a kids' option. Cask ales are from the Greene King stable, plus a guest or two.