This popular London theatre is opening its own pub

"The new Soho Theatre Pub, which soft launched on Friday May 1, sits next door to the 1930s art deco playhouse in the Hoe Street site formerly occupied by The Collab. The Walthamstow pub serves drinks from local beer makers Signature Brew, as well as other London booze brands like Mother's Ruin, Burnt Faith, East London Brewery and East London Liquor Company. Drinks are currently the only thing on the menu, but once the venue fully opens on May 15, it'll offer pre-show dining for audiences and a place to grab a bevvie after performances."

"It'll also be open on non-show nights, meaning you don't have to be a thesp to enjoy a drink at the boozer. As for food, well, that will be the domain of Great British Menu champ (and Time Out hot chef) James Cochran. Expect Around the Cluck signatures like fried chicken on acid, plus small plates and pub roasts. During the soft launch, Soho Theatre Pub will be serving drinks from 5pm every day until Saturday May 9."

"The new Soho Theatre Pub, which soft launched on Friday May 1, sits next door to the 1930s art deco playhouse in the Hoe Street site formerly occupied by The Collab. The Walthamstow pub serves drinks from local beer makers Signature Brew, as well as other London booze brands like Mother's Ruin, Burnt Faith, East London Brewery and East London Liquor Company. Drinks are currently the only thing on the menu, but once the venue fully opens on May 15, it'll offer pre-show dining for audiences and a place to grab a bevvie after performances."

Soho Theatre Walthamstow has opened its own pub next to the 1930s art deco playhouse on Hoe Street. The venue soft launched on May 1 and serves drinks from local makers including Signature Brew, alongside London brands such as Mother’s Ruin, Burnt Faith, East London Brewery, and East London Liquor Company. Drinks are currently the only menu items, with full opening planned for May 15. After opening, it will offer pre-show dining, a place to grab drinks after performances, and opening on non-show nights. Food will be handled by James Cochran, with fried chicken, small plates, and pub roasts expected.

Read at Time Out London