The Ship

The Ship is a good real pub on New Cavendish Street. Awesome collection of brassware and some nautical themed decorations. Decent beers. Two tvs where can watch a match or two. No food (hence 1*) but nice peanuts. It's a great place to go if you just want some down time. Not open at the weekend. It feels like it has no heating so it's nippy in the winter - I could be wrong but a real tick on the environmental effort. Nice friendly staff and well kept beer. There is a function room upstairs. There is outside space on the pavement with nice brass leaning bars for glasses.

🚇 Warren Street ❤️ A truly unique London pub. . On my travels around London I am always on the lookout for pubs that have something different, something unique and preferably an old school London pub experience. The Ship is one such pub that ticks all those boxes. . The pub was built in 1887 and has been run by the same family for the past 60 years. I love the architecture of this pub and especially the Bass Lamps and Wenlock Brewery signs above the front door. The decor here is quintessential 80’s with red carpet, red velour banquette seating and small copper topped circular tables. The star of the show is the nautical memorabilia and breweriana that adorns every available wall space. There are ships wheels, Bass and Wenlock signs and mirrors, plus loads of brass bric a brac everywhere. The ambiance is low lit which makes for a very atmospheric setting. . The Ship is a fantastic traditional pub experience and comes highly recommended. This pub doesn’t open on weekends anymore, so plan ahead if you’re going to visit. Fitzrovia is a great place for visiting pubs and this boozer is up there with the best of them, a truly unique London pub. . ℹ️ Original visit 25.08.17

This place has a great cosy traditional atmosphere with plenty to look at on the walls. It's a little tucked away from the Soho madness, I went once on a friday at 9:30 and they said they had closed due to too few people! I went back needing to escape crowds on a Wednesday and it was very busy - a game was on but we still found a spot. It's a great option if you're sick of battling through crowds and they could do with your custom more than more obvious pubs. The kiwi owner is super friendly too. Ps. Has a decent size upstairs too which is equally as vibey.