Although this pub is neither a statutorily nor locally listed building, it is recognised by the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) as having a pub interior of local historic interest and the description is as follows: “A chaste Neo-Georgian brick pub rebuilt in 1937 by architect S.J. Funnell for Charringtons. All the internal divisions have been removed but the original three-part layout can still easily be picked out. The left-hand door on the Mary Street side used to lead to an off-sales. Inside there is a good array of two-thirds-height panelling. The counters are original, as is the bar-back in the right-hand area, still with its Charrington’s lettering. The left-hand counter is strange in that it is brought forward yet this seems to have been the original arrangement: the bar back behind has gone in favour of a kitchen area.”

The WhatPub link is here: WhatPub/Hanbury

The Hanbury features on the The Houses of Toby: Evening Pub Tour of Former Charrington's Pubs in Hoxton and Islington on 16 April 2025.

Exterior Servery Snug Bar-Back Right Hand Area