The Philharmonic  

The Philharmonic is one of those pubs that has architects waxing lyrical about it as a time capsule from bygone days. It is one of the most ornate pubs in England.

The bar has adjoining smoke rooms known as Brahms and Liszt. All are ornate with copper panels or plaster friezes and are worth looking at in their own right as a tourist attraction.

The former Gentlemen's club still has its marble toilets and mosaic floors - despite years of walking on them.

A Nicholson's house it has a good selection of beers.

Being in the student quarter it gets a lot of them in spending hard earned loans, plus the theatre goers from across the road.

As a family pub it has a children's area/family room and serves food only at lunchtimes.

It's up the hill from Lime St, but you have to pass the Dispensary and so it's worth it.

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