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The Marquis of Granby, Westminster, SW1

41 Romney Street
SW1
SW1P 3RF

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Nicholsons (Mitchells & Butlers)

Served areas

Westminster

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Will Larter left this review about The Marquis of Granby

A fine looking pub with a pewter-topped counter, with wood panelling and a footrail, somewhat spoiled by the grey paint on the wood. It's a fairly plain and rectangular room, but pleasant enough. At the time of my visit the bar had three beers (since raised to six, according to information submitted to WhatPub in July): Landlord, London Pride and Nicholsons Pale. My half of Pride was in good nick, and this was one of the better Nicholsons pubs I went into in the early part of this year.

Date of visit: 9th February 2022

On 9^th August 2022 - rating: 6
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Tris C left this review about The Marquis of Granby

Rebuilt in the mid-1930s, this is a Nicholson’s pub and it shows, with a good adherence to tradition, the pub looking authentic, with much dark wood and some modesty screens, with leaded bullseye glass. There’s Anaglypta, spindly brass Victorian-style chandeliers, a muted TV for some reason, with fairly ordinary tall and normal furniture, with some oxblood banquettes below the windows. Customers were all thirtysomethings, in very high spirits.
Ales up, aside from two unused pumps were Pride and Nicholson’s Pale Ale, a bonus appearing in the form of Brew York’s X-Panda and Northern Monk’s Eternal, only to be told to my horror that they were all off. I mumbled sotto voce something about reversing pump clips, the only ale available being Tribute at a very reasonable £2.45 a half and very nice.
This is a solid, decent pub, which would have scored highly for the more off field ales being available. Nevertheless, it’s one of the best pubs in the area, so certainly warrants a visit, but note the heavily restricted opening hours.

On 20^th November 2021 - rating: 7
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E TA left this review about The Marquis of Granby

A pretty decent pub well described by others, below. One historical feature is the division bell, still in use, apparently. Ales on were Doombar, Adnams Sloe Storm, Long Man’s Old Man, Old Dairy’s Snow Top and Orkney’s Red MacGregor. There were a few issues with beer quality due probably to not moving it quickly enough, but on the whole it was a good visit. I’d be very happy to come back here.

On 5^th February 2019 - rating: 7
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