Famous for its remarkable interior, with wood panelling and a series of ‘booths’ around an island bar the building is protected by its Grade II listing – it is one of the few remaining pubs to maintain ‘snob screens’ to historically separate the different classes of drinkers. This is where the term ‘snobs’, meaning a rude upper class person who looks down on anything they deem below them, comes from.
It is considered so historically significant even the men’s toilets, with their marble urinals, are listed.
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