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Pub Passport List Pub Passport List Please see below the extensive list of pubs that are included: LONDON ADDRESSES ADDRESS TUBE PHONE 6 Buckingham Palace Road, BAG O NAILS Victoria 0207 828 7003 SW1W 0PP BARLEY MOW 82 Duke Street, W1K 6JF Bond Street 0207 629 5604 4-7 Norris Street, Haymarket, CAPTAINS CABIN Piccadilly Circus 0207 930 4767 SW1Y 4RJ 5 Burton Street, off Bond COACH & HORSES Green Park 0207 629 4123 Street, W1J 6PT 20 Devereux Court, Strand, DEVEREUX Temple 0207 583 4562 WC2R 3JJ 17 Denman Street, Mayfair, DEVONSHIRE ARMS Piccadilly Circus 0207 437 2445 W1D 7HW DICKENS 25 London Street, W2 1HH Paddington 0207 262 2365 130-134 Victoria Street, DUKE OF YORK Victoria 0207 834 4522 Victoria, SW1E 5LA 18 Goodge Street, Bloomsbury, FITZROVIA Goodge Street 0207 636 0721 W1T 2QF 109 Praed Street, Paddington, FOUNTAINS ABBEY Paddington 0207 723 2364 W2 1RL FRIEND AT HAND 4 Herbrand Street, WC1N 1HX Russell Square 0207 837 5524 42 Glasshouse St, Piccadilly, GLASSBLOWER Piccadilly Circus 0207 734 8547 W1B 5JY 43-47 Marylebone Road, GLOBE Baker Street 0207 935 6368 Marylebone, NW1 5JY 187 Sloane Street, GLOUCESTER Knightsbridge 0207 235 0298 Knightsbridge, SW1X 9QR 3 Stafford Street, Piccadilly, GOAT TAVERN Green Park 0207 629 0966 W1S 4RP GOLDEN LION 51 Dean Street, W1D 5BH Leicester Square 0207 434 0661 383 Euston Road, Euston, NW1 GREEN MAN Great Portland St 0207 387 6977 3AU 2 Greencoat Place, Victoria, GREENCOAT BOY St James’s Park 0207 834 7894 SW1P 1PJ 5 Leicester Square, Soho, IMPERIAL Leicester Square 0207 437 6573 WC2H 7BL 2 Shepherd Market, Mayfair, KINGS ARMS Green Park 0207 629 0416 W1J 7QA 27 Wormwood Street, KINGS ARMS Liverpool Street 0207 588 4655 Bishopsgate, EC2M 1RP 77 Buckingham Palace Road, KINGS ARMS Victoria 0207 834 7324 Victoria, SW1W 0QJ 44 Glasshouse Street, LEICESTER ARMS Piccadilly Circus 0207 734 7641 Piccadilly, W1B 5DP 61 St Martins Le Grand, LORD RAGLAN St Paul’s 0207 726 4756 Holborn, EC1A 4ER MAIL COACH 1 Camomile Street, EC3A 7BH Liverpool Street 0207 626 2285 MARLBOROUGH ARMS Torrington Place, WC1E 7LY Goodge Street 0207 636 0120 24 North Audley Street, MARLBOROUGH HEAD Bond Street 0207 629 5981 Mayfair, W1K 6WD 49 Great Russell Street, MUSEUM TAVERN Tottenham Ct Rd 0207 242 8987 Bloomsbury, WC1B 3BA PLOUGH 27 Museum Street, WC1A 1LH Tottenham Ct Rd 0207 636 7964 150-151 Drury Lane, PRINCE OF WALES Covent Garden 0207 836 5183 Covent Garden, WC2B 5TD 2 Hartfield Road, Wimbledon, PRINCE OF WALES Wimbledon 0208 946 5369 SW19 3TA PROSPECT OF WHITBY 57 Wapping Wall, E1W 3SH Wapping 0207 481 1095 1 Eldon Street, Moorgate, RED LION Moorgate 0207 247 5381 EC2M 7LS 46 Tottenham Court Road, W1T RISING SUN Goodge Street 0207 636 6530 2ED 2 Old Park Lane, Westminster, ROSE & CROWN Hyde Park Corner 0207 499 1980 W1K 1QN ROUND TABLE St Martins Court, WC2N 4AL Leicester Square 0207 836 6436 99 Buckingham Palace Road, SHAKESPEARE Victoria 0207 828 4913 Victoria, SW1W 0RP 50 Hertford Street, SHEPHERDS TAVERN Green Park 0207 499 3017 Shepherds Market, W1J 7ST SILVER CROSS 33 Whitehall, SW1A 2BX Embankment 0207 930 8350 20 Upper St Martin’s Lane, SUSSEX Leicester Square 0207 836 1834 Covent Garden, WC2H 9JZ 7 Cosmo Place, Holborn, WC1N SWAN Russell Square 0207 837 6223 3AP Knightsbridge Green, TATTERSALLS TAVERN Knightsbridge 0207 584 7122 Knightsbridge, SW1X 7QA 40 Monmouth Street, WC2H TWO BREWERS Covent Garden 0207 836 7395 9EP 1 Lower Belgrave Street, VICTORIA Victoria 0207 730 8069 Victoria, SW1W 0NR 14 Vauxhall Bridge Road, WHITE SWAN Pimlico 0207 821 8568 Victoria, SW1V 2SA 5 Crane Street, Greenwich, YACHT Cutty Sark (DLR) 0208 858 0175 SE10 9NP YE OLDE COCK TAVERN 22 Fleet Street, EC4Y 1AA Temple 0207 353 8570 YE OLDE LONDON 42 Ludgate Hill, EC4M 7DE St Paul’s 0207 248 1852 2 Bute Street, Kensington, SW7 ZETLAND ARMS South Kensington 0207 589 3813 3EX EDINBURGH ADDRESS PHONE ADDRESSES BEEHIVE 18/20 Grassmarket, EH1 2JU 0131 225 7171 DOCTORS 32 Forrest Road, EH1 2QN 0131 225 1819 GROSVENOR 28 Shandwick Place, EH2 4RT 0131 226 4579 MILNES BAR 35 Hanover Street, EH2 2PJ 0131 225 6738 QUEENS ARMS 49 Frederick Street, EH2 1EP 0131 225 1045.
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