The Holly Bush
A Grade II-listed multi-room pub on Holly Bush Hill in Hampstead, built in the 1790s as stables and later a catering wing for the Hampstead Assembly Rooms before becoming a pub in 1928.
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Did you know
Despite the building being nearly a century old as a pub, its multi-room Victorian-era layout has remained largely untouched even after Fuller's took over in 2010, and CAMRA lists its interior as of special national historic interest.
Local tip
It sits up a quiet hill away from Hampstead's main high street, so it works well as a stop after walking Hampstead Heath rather than as a standalone destination.
Famous dishes
Finding it
- Address
- Holly Mount, West Hampstead, London Borough of Camden, Greater London, England, NW3 6SG
- Nearest station
- Hampstead (Tube), 136 m away
Details change, so check with the place before you set off.
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