| Fitzroy Tavern |
| The Fitzroy Tavern, built in 1897, is the spiritual heart of Fitzrovia lying bang in the middle of trendy Charlotte Street. This unpretentious boozer attracts a lively crowd drawn in no doubt by its very competitively priced Sam Smiths bitter. |
The pub's heyday was in the 1940s when it was home to a very bohemian and louche crowd which included poet and professional drinker Dylan Thomas, artists Augustus John and Nina Hamnett and hangman Albert Pierrepoint. |
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Goodge Street and Tottenham Court Road. |
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10, 14, 24, 29, 73, 134 and 390 all pass along Tottenham Court Road. |
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Charlotte Street is named after George III's wife Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz. |
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