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.
A pint at the ready at The Barley Mow.
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Plates to share, and no need to hurry.
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Marble bar tops, leather bar stools, and something warm from the kitchen.
Add a pint, and you’re exactly where you should be.
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On The Barley Mow, where tradition and a bit of Mayfair polish meet rather nicely.
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The kind of pudding that arrives in stages.
As it should.
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