The Three Greyhounds, London

Posted on 13. Dec, 2012 by Robert Gale in Pubs

The Three Greyhounds, London

The Three Greyhounds is a Nicholsons pub located in Soho, London. Like other pubs owned by the chain, you can expect a good selection of ales including their own Pale Ale produced by St Austell Brewery.

Brief History and Location

According to information provided by the pub, the building housing the Three Greyhounds dates to around 1910. The exterior of the four storey building is mock Tudor and features artificial timbering, lead casements and small gables.

There has been a licensed premises on the site since 1847 and prior to that it was home to various shops. The building was first known as ‘The Three Greyhounds’ in 1927.

The pub is located in the south-western corner of Soho near Charing Cross Road and Cambridge Circus, just a stones throw from a variety of other pubs including others from the Nicholsons chain. Just a few doors away is the Soho’s famous Coach and Horses pub.

The Beer

A small but well stocked bar dispense 6 real ales with Fullers London Pride and Nicholson’s Pale Ale always available. When I visited in December 2012 beers from Mordue, Kelburn, Brentwood and Milestone were also available. Like other pubs in the area, expect to pay prices approaching £4 a pint for some of the ales.

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Venue Location

The Three Greyhounds

25 Greek Street

London

W1D 5DD

Tel: 020 7494 0953

www.nicholsonspubs.co.uk/thethreegreyhoundssoholondon/

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Robert Gale likes beer, pubs and beer festivals. He also likes to take photos of beer, pubs and beer festivals. Most weekends of the year you can find him travelling around the UK (and sometimes beyond) photographing and reviewing good quality pubs and beer festivals. He also has a day job in the form of a web developer for Ozum.