Originally built in 1727 and extended in 1897, The George wears its history with pride. Stunning original features make this one of Soho’s must-visit sports, music, and food pubs – and most of the locals agree!
There’s no shortage of great pubs in Soho – but a visit to The George is special. The warm welcome starts at the threshold: traditional feel and historic features all add to a cosy, timeless atmosphere that’s at once homely and fun. We’ve preserved the atmosphere of a traditional pub while having all the perks of a modern one.
The extensive array of Kentish Ales, seasonal ales, lagers, wines, and bottled beer keep you well-watered while the great, nightly music keeps you entertained.
Find us on the corner of Wardour Street and D'Arblay Street, walking distance from Oxford Street, Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square and Tottenham Court Road stations.
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my favourite pub!! such a lovely atmosphere, staff are so friendly & welcoming. food is 10/10 aswell
Bully Bouncer. I’m London born and raised and have been in here a few times over the years but last night the bouncer had a real attitude and intimidation problem. My mate and I were sitting on a bench, we both smoke, we intended to hunker down for the night and catch up in a pub. We bought our first drinks and were chatting. I have a nail appointment today and was taking off the remnants of my gels while talking. Placed on a coaster in a neat pile because of course I was going to throw it. I hadn’t flicked it on the floor or pushed it away from where we were sitting. We went out to have a smoke, jackets, drinks and scarves still left inside and some nice lads from the next table looking after our stuff, a couple of these lads were also out smoking. This bouncer comes over shouting ‘which one of you is picking your nails, it’s disgusting, clean it up now’. My mate and 2 other groups of people asked if I was OK because of how he approached me. The lads said he’d had a go at at least one other customer for something else and was ruining the vibe. I went inside the pub and asked why he did that. The bouncer said he politely came outside and asked if we were sitting inside, not true, he said he’d been watching us and knew it was us, so why ask? I asked why he needed then to come outside and shout at me, if he knew where we were sitting he could have come up and just asked nicely and discreetly if we could clear up any rubbish before we left. But he hadn’t done that because clearly he wanted to make someone else feel small and intimidated. Of course we left straight after, not finishing our drinks. I’ve seen too many escalated situations from bouncers etc on a power trip so wouldn’t feel safe visiting this pub again. Won’t be returning
Soho used to be full of old-school boozers like this, but many have sadly gone (replaced with upmarket shoe shops, accessory-boutiques and whatnot), but The George remains. It's a small space, and tables are at a premium. Or stand on the pavement outside and watch the world go by. Staff were great on my last visit, and I was pleased to see Singha on tap, which is something of a rarity. Much like this pub.
Great atmosphere excellent bottled beer. Music is damn good too. A proper London pub!
A very traditional street corner pub in Soho, the George offers all you need. A warm welcome, good service, great beer and lots of lovely people. A delight to visit and enjoy the atmosphere.
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