The Globe is a historic Nicholson's pub with an elegant rococo exterior at the junction of Moorgate and London Wall, a short stroll from Moorgate and Liverpool Street stations; the poet John Keats is said to have been born in a stable next door. It serves British pub classics, pies and well-kept pints. Three private hire spaces each have their own bar: the chandelier-lit Dining Room (60 seated, 100 standing) and the light-filled Keats at The Globe (60 seated, 150 standing), both with a projector and flatscreen, and the more intimate Lounge, for parties, meetings, drinks receptions and wedding receptions.
The Globe is a historic Nicholson's pub with an elegant rococo exterior at the junction of Moorgate and London Wall, a short stroll from Moorgate and Liverpool Street stations; the poet John Keats is said to have been born in a stable next door. It serves British pub classics, pies and well-kept pints. Three private hire spaces each have their own bar: the chandelier-lit Dining Room (60 seated, 100 standing) and the light-filled Keats at The Globe (60 seated, 150 standing), both with a projector and flatscreen, and the more intimate Lounge, for parties, meetings, drinks receptions and wedding receptions.
Named after the poet John Keats, said to have been born in the stable next door, this first-floor private hire space has dark wood panelling, a patterned red ceiling and plenty of daylight, with its own private bar, a projector and a flatscreen. It hosts parties, celebrations and meetings for up to 60 seated or 150 standing.
83 Moorgate, London, EC2M 6SA