Coach & Horses, Soho, W1

a modern bar rather than a pub, certainly a small place so it had a decent atmosphere inside. Sadly no real ale so only a choice of expensive keg on tap. Calls itself 'your new local in Soho', it certainly wouldn't be my local if I lived here I'm afraid. Was probably more interesting as a drag bar.

Considerably toned-down from it's former incarnation as the Molly Moggs (at least during the daytime), this has now been refurbished and repurposed as a 'Handmade Liquors, Cocktails & Infusions' bar. A multi-coloured flag on the ceiling acts as a reminder of the old days, and various exotic cabaret events are still held. The limited amount of space is now occupied by high bench seats along the edges plus some stools around seven small tall tables. No real ale, and a modest keg beer offering, from which the Camden Town Pale (£5.50) seemed the best bet on a hot afternoon.

Amazing little pub.Rammed as a drag act was on and the crowd were up for it.Great entertainment for the 15 minutes it took me to drink a half of GK-London Glory.Probably the same barrel still on that ETA drank.london pubs never fail to amaze me.

This small corner bar still does drag acts in the evening, quite entertaining for about an hour, then it starts to wear thin. It gets a bit cramped with the limited seating, the clientele is mixed, the service camp. The only ale on was London Glory which was not in good condition. Entertaining, but I wouldn't spend a whole evening here.