The Dog And Bull Public House, Grade II listed pub in Surrey Street, Croydon, England
The Dog and Bull is a Grade II listed pub located on Surrey Street in Croydon featuring an island bar designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel. The building displays red brick walls, wooden eaves, and period sash windows that reflect its long architectural history.
The building began as The Bell in 1276 and has occupied the same site for more than seven centuries within the market quarter. Its purpose as a gathering place has endured despite the change in name and architectural modifications over time.
The pub draws people who value traditional English drinking culture and the craft of ale brewing. Visitors gather here to experience how local communities have used this space as a social meeting point across generations.
The pub features the largest beer garden in Croydon with private booths available for group reservations. A selection of traditional ales including Young's Ales offers visitors a good range of classic English beverages to choose from.
The bar was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the famous 19th century engineer, adding a distinctive historical connection to the venue. This detail links the pub to broader engineering achievements beyond its role as a local gathering place.
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