The Yorkshire Grey

About

True to it’s name, this modern pub and kitchen, named after the nearby brewers, is painted a rather serious slatey-grey. But don’t be put off; inside is a comfortable, architecturally stunning traditional bar and lounge. While a lot of the original listed building has been preserved, on the whole the décor is very 21st century. But the socialising goes way back; this has been a licensed premises since 1870. Grub is modern British, so expect posh comfort food to eat with your ale or wine. The clientele is predominantly professionals. Tables are put out at the front when the weather’s good. DJs play on Fridays.

If you like the sound of The Yorkshire Grey, here’s what you need to know. The main pub takes 30 to 55 people for a sit down meal; 30 to 120 standing. A further 20 can sit outside (if the sun’s out). Upstairs is the beautiful Blue room, a more relaxing but sensational full dining experience. Choose from a la carte, canapé, buffet and drinks menus. Cocktails and glasses of champagne start at £6, a bottle of house wine at £10.50, and a bottle of beer at £2.40. There is background music, but you’re very welcome to bring your own entertainment. Fully air-conditioned, although smoking isn’t allowed throughout the venue.

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Attractions	London Silver Vaults (0.14 miles) Inns Of Court & City Yeomanry Museum (0.15 miles) National Museum of Cartoon Art (0.22 miles) BT Museum (0.27 miles) Alchemy Gallery (0.34 miles)
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Train Stations	Farringdon (0.36 miles) City Thameslink (0.56 miles) London Blackfriars (0.67 miles) Barbican (0.75 miles) London Kings Cross (1.00 miles)