The latter part of the 1800s saw the development of the areas around Duke Street on a warrant of The Grosvenor Estate and with this, The Barley Mow soon gained the reputation as the go-to neighbourhood boozer.
The latter part of the 1800s saw the development of the areas around Duke Street on a warrant of The Grosvenor Estate and with this, The Barley Mow soon gained the reputation as the go-to Mayfair boozer which is still going strong today.
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Your not-so-average boozer – decked out with handsome dark wooden panelling and the original 1800s back bar where fine ales flow freely. Evenings are usually a jolly affair with lively punters and regular live music. A sumptuous bar snacks menu provides a compliment to every tipple.
A sanctuary to enjoy a lunchtime treat or splendid supper, - Seeped in tasteful bold charm and splendour, floor-to-ceiling window; ablaze with fiery colours, serving up refined classic British food with a touch of French decadence and wines from the grandest Masion cellars.
Bottle opened, board assembled.
Our cheeses come from @nealsyarddairy, and they’re every bit as good as they look.
Summer in Mayfair starts at The Barley Mow with a good table, an even better mood and a full spread of seasonal favourites.
British favourites, done with care and getting plenty of love on @tripadvisor.
Thank you to those who’ve visited, dined and shared.
The Barley Mow’s looking sharp this summer.
Step inside or stay out front. Either way, we’re ready.
Smart, not stiff.
Upstairs at The Barley Mow is dressed for dinner, but always up for a pint.
Interiors by @georgie_pearman
08.00 – 23.00 (Mon-Fri) 11.00-23.00 (Sat) 11.00-22.00 (Sun)
Kitchen: 08.00-21.30 (Mon-Fri) 12.00-21:30 (Sat) 12.00-20.00 (Sun)
