The Three Greyhounds, Soho, W1

An attractive looking Tudor style pub on the edges of Soho, it’s quite tall and thin with little in the way of floor space and as a consequence was quite busy when we visited although we just managed to bag a small table as someone was leaving. The Tudor theme continues internally with plenty of small black beams on the whitewashed ceiling, and the walls too were either black or white, whilst the flooring was dark wooden boards. A few small black and white photographs were dotted around the walls as well as a branded mirror or two. A very short history of the pub said that it used to be an ironmongers among other shops, but did not say when it was converted. The limited amount of seating consisted of both low and high stools, as well as some padded bench seating against one wall. Beers on tap were Nicholson’s Pale Ale, Tribute and Titanic Plum Porter. The solitary cider meanwhile was Henry Weston’s Vintage. Overall, not a bad little pub, but the lack of much in the way of seating means I’d be unlikely to stop for more than one.

Much as recalled from the previous review after a gap of a good 21 years.

Tiny Bar - but with the street pedestrianised, the fun spilled out onto the street. Very loud music and for the first time in 17 months, I have been in the vicinity of people dancing :-) Beer (London Pride) in good condition. Cask Marque accredited. Plenty of competition in the area for your dollar but a solid enough Nicholsons pub.