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We've known this pub for years, and have always had a bit of a soft spot for it after many an afternoon or evening spent here.
Still enjoying the benefits of a refit a couple of years back, The Marquis has a smart feel, its decor evoking theatrical times past with a selection of memorabilia (drapes, old opera programmes etc.).
Although, with an interior not too dissimilar to many a gastropub, you might expect the menu to be upgraded too, but you'd be wrong.
The beer selection was decent enough and things are clearly governed over by a landlord of the old school.
All in all, the pick of the pubs around Cambridge Circus.
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Marquis Of Granby (Westminster)
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All our food is prepared in a kitchen where cross contamination may occur and our menu descriptions do not include all ingredients.
(V) = made with vegetarian ingredients, however some of our preparation and cooking methods could affect this.
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(VE) = made with vegan ingredients; however, some of our preparation and cooking methods could affect this.
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Fay Maschler reviews The Ape & Bird | London Evening Standard
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Having also acquired the building next door, the owners are dealing with four bars and two dining rooms spread over three floors, space for 120 in the restaurant and as many as fit in for drinking.
Wrong-footed by the first meal still being at 50 per cent off, I return for Sunday lunch and confront what Sir John Major might describe as not inconsiderable costs, particularly taking into account many cooked side dishes at £5.
You can get by without side dishes — main items are garnished — but it is a hefty add-on even if charred beets do come with kale and walnut pesto.
Much better — in fact first rate and ideal food for the setting — are Scotch egg (sunset yellow yolk) featuring sausage meat made from pig’s trotter coated in spiky panko crumbs served with celeriac fries, and devilled kidneys on sourdough toast.
Silken custard tart with crisp crumb, a special of the day, rescues a kitchen in danger of being mesmerised by squash and kale.
The Marquis of Granby
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‘Blending the hip and the wholesome – a vibrant British pub offering the warmest of welcomes’ Combining the best in British pub hospitality with individuality, character and quirky charm, The Marquis of Granby has for centuries been a cornerstone of community life in Epsom, Surrey, a town renowned for its racing pedigree through the famous Epsom Race Course.
Housed in an 18th century red-brick building across from Epsom’s marketplace, The Marquis of Granby is the perfect setting for a laid-back yet distinctly memorable drinking and dining experience.
Whether you’re looking for a lazy lunch, family dinner or social eats and treats with friends, The Marquis of Granby offers tempting and flavoursome food, a diverse and explorative drinks menu and an authentic, homely atmosphere to suit all occasions.
With traditional wood-panelling, exposed beams, period features and contemporary touches, The Marquis of Granby is dog-friendly and boasts inviting and spacious beer gardens both front and rear.
Attracting a broad clientele, this welcoming pub reflects the warm and friendly vibe of Epsom town and holds the authenticity of a true British local at its heart.