It is said that Casanova stayed on Greek Street during a visit to London in 1764. Unfortunately there was no Three Greyhounds until 1847, which was Casanova’s loss. This striking mock Tudor building houses a great little bar with an astonishing array of draught ale.  It has a cracking floor; recently stripped and re-varnished, it’s just waiting to be christened by the gentle fall of rapper step.  The Greyhounds is in the Nicholson’s family of pubs and serves their usual range of food. The pub is named after the gentry’s dog of choice for hunting hares back in the days when “it was all fields round here” and Soho was a royal park. Please note hare is not currently on the menu.

Judges

Sue Swift

Colin Messer