Cross Keys

The Cross Keys is a pub in Covent Garden, London, described as a Grade II listed pub built in 1848–49 on a road originally laid out as part of a Victorian slum-clearance scheme. It is tucked into Endell Street on the fringe of Covent Garden and has a grand marble-columned facade topped with two cherubs holding the keys of Saint Peter. Its interior is described as a permanent amber-lit clutter of brass instruments, ships' diving helmets, old kettles, horse brasses, road signs, stuffed fish, and a small shrine of pop-culture memorabilia.

The Cross Keys is a pub in Covent Garden, London. It is described as a Grade II listed pub built in 1848–49, on a road originally laid out as part of a Victorian slum-clearance scheme. It is tucked into Endell Street on the fringe of Covent Garden. Its grand marble-columned facade is topped with two cherubs holding the keys of Saint Peter.

A characterful traditional London pub and Grade II listed building.

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