Celebrating St.Patrick's Day and the Rugby at The Coach Makers Arms The O'Conner Don, London's oldest Irish pub, is back for one weekend only
The O’Conner Don was the original name of The Coach Makers Arms and was, before closing, the oldest Irish pub in London. To celebrate all things Irish we will have a special menu of Irish snacks and drinks being served all weekend. Think Guinness, drams of single malt, oysters, soda bread toasties, Irish stew and much more. The bar and the Clubhouse will be screening the rugby matches from the final day of the Six Nations on Saturday 16th March and then on Sunday 17th March, St.Patrick’s Day, there will be live Irish Folk Music being played all day. The O’Conner Don is back for one weekend only. No bookings just a good old-fashioned free for all!
Grilled Half Chicken, Marsala & Blood Orange Sauce. Available @thebuildersarmschelsea 🍊 #CubittHouse #LondonPubs
Spring into action at one of Belgravia`s finest @theorangepublichouse
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We were delighted to host @amykentrugs X @linwood_fabric at The Orange, welcoming local brands, interiors designers and press for a morning of design and conversation. Their new collaboration, a collection of handcrafted rugs inspired by bold colour and timeless craftsmanship, was the perfect fit for London Design Week. As a space rooted in thoughtful local design, we loved bringing London’s creative community together to showcase this project.
#DishWithTish - “Sprouting broccoli kicks in on the British seasonality calendar in March. It’s a favourite at the pubs with our chefs and customers and my house. This is a perfect, quick and healthy lunch” – @ben.tish
Full recipe can be found in the link in bio #CH #CubittHouse