The French House
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The French House, located on Dean Street, was a well-known pub and restaurant in the heart of Soho. It offered a cozy ambiance with a variety of thirty excellent champagnes and wines by the glass. Visitors from all walks of life, including artists, writers, actors and film stars visited the iconic watering hole. With its no music, no machines, no television and no mobile phones rule, it became a favorite for conversationalists.
The restaurant served food until 4 pm from Monday to Friday at the bar and upstairs. However, there was no evening food service except for a bar snack menu available from 5pm-7pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Despite being one of the best known pubs in Soho, The French House has not updated its profile for more than nine years and may be closed down now.
Note: This restaurant has not updated its profile for over nine years and could be closed down.
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49 Dean Street
London
W1D 5BG
To reach the pub and restaurant on Dean Street in London, you can take the London Underground to Tottenham Court Road station on the Northern or Central Line. From there, it's a short walk south to Dean Street. Alternatively, you could take a bus to Soho Square and walk north along Dean Street until you reach the location.
If driving, there are several nearby car parks including NCP on Brewer Street and Q-Park on Poland Street. However, be aware that parking in this area is limited and can be expensive, so it may be easier to use public transport instead.
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The French House on Dean Street in London is a must-visit for anyone looking for a warm and welcoming pub experience. With an impressive selection of thirty champagnes and wines by the glass, this establishment is perfect for those who appreciate a good drink. The French House has become an iconic spot in Soho, attracting actors, writers, artists, and even royalty. Its no music, no machines, no television and no mobile phones rule creates an atmosphere that is perfect for conversation and socializing. The bar serves food until 4pm from Monday to Friday, while a bar snack menu is available from 5pm-7pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Overall, The French House is a fabulous spot to raise a glass in London and truly deserves its reputation as the best known pub in the world's naughtiest square mile.