Coach and Horses, Soho, London

One of the most historic pubs in Soho, The Coach & Horses dates back to 1731. This cosy, characterful spot has plenty of personality, fitting right in with the modern, bustling vibe characteristic of well-loved Soho pubs. Located in the heart of London’s Theatreland on the corner of Old Compton Street and Charing Cross Road, our Soho pub is the perfect choice for pre-theatre drinks or to take a break while exploring the capital’s cultural attractions. Why not take a pit-stop after visiting Foyle's flagship iconic book shop, and enjoy an award-winning beer with your book. Thirsty customers are welcome at The Coach & Horses, able to choose from a wide selection of cask ales and lagers, along with a carefully-selected wine list and traditional spirits. A public house has existed on the site of No. 2 Old Compton Street since at least 1731 - but it hasn’t always been known by its current name. It was previously located at 17 Little Compton Street before the roads west and east of Greek Street were merged in 1896. The Grade II Listed pub was known as the Coach and Horses until its name was changed in 1996 to Molly Moggs, then to Compton Cross in 2017. After this, in 2019, Britain’s oldest brewer, Shepherd Neame, purchased the pub and its original name of Coach and Horses was restored as part of a major refurbishment programme. Open every day, a warm welcome is guaranteed from the friendly team here at The Coach and Horses. Whether you’re just calling in to meet friends or planning to make an evening of it with our impressive drinks selection, the Coach and Horses is one of the best bars and pubs in Soho for atmosphere and quality. What’s more, if you’re looking for a unique events venue in the heart of London’s West End, why not consider us? The pub is available to hire throughout the year