About Bow Street & Drury Lane
Covent Garden · Precinct
Bow Street Police Museum, Drury Lane and Catherine Street theatres, restaurants, and the Great Queen Street and Freemasons' Hall visitor blocks.
What's in Bow Street & Drury Lane
📍 Places in Bow Street & Drury Lane
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Kingsway Hall Hotel
Great Queen Street
Welcome to the Kingsway Hall Hotel, where classic elegance meets modern comfort in the heart of London. Nestled in the bustling district of Covent Garden, this refined retreat offers an inviting oasis for travelers of all kinds. With its perfect blend of sophistication and warmth, guests can savor the lively arts scene, indulge in culinary delights, or unwind with top-notch amenities. Whether you're a business traveler, a couple on a romantic getaway, or a family exploring the city, Kingsway Hall Hotel ensures an unforgettable stay.
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NoMad London
28 Bow Street
Housed within the historic walls of the former Bow Street Magistrates’ Court, NoMad London brings dramatic flair and New York cool to the heart of Covent Garden. This five-star boutique hotel fuses heritage architecture with bold, art-filled interiors, theatrical dining, and stylish guest rooms full of personality. With its showstopping glass-roofed atrium, curated artwork, and an unbeatable location opposite the Royal Opera House, NoMad London is a cultural and culinary destination in its own right.
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One Aldwych
1 Aldwych
One Aldwych, nestled in the heart of London's vibrant West End, is a luxury hotel offering sophisticated accommodations and impeccable service. With stylish rooms and suites, a world-class restaurant, and indulgent spa facilities, One Aldwych provides a luxurious retreat for discerning travelers. Its prime location ensures easy access to iconic attractions such as Covent Garden, the Thames River, and the renowned theaters of London's theater district.
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Bow Street Tavern
37 Bow Street
Nestled in the heart of Covent Garden, the Bow Street Tavern is a quintessential British pub that blends historic charm with a vibrant social atmosphere. Positioned amidst the hustle and bustle of London's bustling theatre district, this lively venue attracts a diverse crowd ranging from theatre-goers and tourists to local Londoners. With its traditional English pub style, friendly service, and a wide array of craft ales, draught beers, and classic cocktails, Bow Street Tavern offers an inviting spot for drinking, entertainment, and socializing. Pop in for a pre-show pint or linger with friends over hearty pub fare for a truly delightful evening.
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Coach & Horses
Nestled in the heart of Greater London, the Coach & Horses is a charming pub that effortlessly blends traditional British charm with a lively, contemporary vibe. Known for its warm atmosphere, this venue attracts a mix of locals and explorers eager to savor its well-curated selection of ales and spirits. With its inviting interiors and spirited ambiance, the Coach & Horses is the quintessential spot for both laid-back afternoons and vibrant nights of entertainment and socializing. Whether you're clinking glasses with friends or enjoying live music performances, a visit promises a memorable experience.
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Marquess of Anglesey
39 Bow Street
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Nell of Old Drury
Catherine Street
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The Prince of Wales
150-151 Drury Lane
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The Sun Tavern
66 Long Acre
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Afternoon tea
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Barrafina Drury Lane
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Caffe Fratelli
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Caffè Nero
7B Kingsway
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Cicchetti
30 Wellington Street
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Costa
11 Kingsway
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Cucina Asellina
336-337 The Strand
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Dikan
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Eneko Basque Kitchen & Bar
1 Aldwych
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Indigo
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Jamie Oliver Catherine St
6 Catherine Street
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Lundenwic
45 Aldwych
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Margot
45 Great Queen Street
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NIU
19 Catherine Street
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On the Bab
36 Wellington Street
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Pur Cha
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The Delaunay
55 Aldwych
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Zizzi
19-20 Bow Street