Fox and Anchor, Victorian pub and Grade II listed building in Farringdon, London, England
The Fox and Anchor features Art Nouveau tiles on its exterior, wooden panels inside, and six guest rooms located above the main pub area.
Architect Latham Withall designed this establishment, which received Grade II listing status for its architectural elements and Victorian-era construction methods.
Early morning traders from Smithfield Market gather at the pub for traditional English breakfasts, maintaining a centuries-old connection with local commerce.
The establishment opens daily from 7 AM to 11 PM, offering accommodation rates starting at £159 during low season and serving meals throughout the day.
Artist William James Neatby, who decorated Harrods food hall, created the distinctive Art Nouveau tiles that adorn the pub's exterior walls.
Location: London Borough of Islington
Architects: Latham Withall
Address: 115 Charterhouse Street, London, EC1M 6AA EC1M 6AA EC1M 6AA
Phone: +442072501300
Website: http://foxandanchor.com
GPS coordinates: 51.52042,-0.10071
Latest update: March 8, 2025 21:39
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