The Blue Posts

Although it bears a common name for a pub, The Blue Posts in Rupert Street is out of the ordinary. This Georgian building has existed since 1739, is Grade II-listed, and houses a venue with some serious gastro credentials. Inside you'll find three venues packed into one, including the intimate 12-seat Michelin-starred restaurant Evelyn's Table. 

The pub has a rich navy blue exterior and intricate Georgian windows. Outdoor tables are available, or you can perch at the bar in a classic pub interior that's full of deep and colourful tones. The Blue Posts specialises in British craft beers, with a rotating selection on offer. Beer bottles and cans are also available, plus an international wine list that's a nod to The Mulwray, the wine bar that occupies the top floor of the space.

With an in-house Michelin-starred restaurant, you can be confident that the bar snacks here are a cut above peanuts and pork scratchings. There's a curated menu of seasonal bites that often use locally sourced ingredients. Try options like lamb and cumin sausage rolls, a selection of British seasonal cheeses, or marinated anchovies as the ideal accompaniment to a craft pint here. Whilst The Blue Posts has been a pub for centuries, it's now evolved into a unique Soho destination.