Formerly Burlington Bertie’s, this is a smallish pub facing the rear of Savile Row police station. Licensed in 1720 as the Coach & Horses and rebuilt in 1783, and again in 1882 at a cost of £1,789. The main bar is on the ground floor; the first floor is used as a restaurant at lunchtime and a function room or bar in the evenings. Draught beers are served in "handles" unless you stipulate a "straight". Post-pandemic it is reported that the previous larger range of cask ales has been reduced to three.