The Culpeper
Spitalfields, London
“Spitalfields rooftop boozer”
Vibe
A lively Victorian boozer buzzing below, topped with a rooftop greenhouse and herb garden overlooking the City skyline.
“Spitalfields rooftop boozer”
A bustling ground-floor pub with a horseshoe timber bar and a rooftop garden pouring botanical cocktails.
Five bedrooms styled with raw exposed plaster, reclaimed timber headboards, Acapulco chairs, and woven wool textiles.
A restored 1850s Victorian public house featuring exposed brickwork, aged timber detailing, and large arched sash windows.
On Commercial Street in Spitalfields, minutes from Aldgate East station and Old Spitalfields Market.
Rooms
Five tucked-away bedrooms feature raw exposed plaster, reclaimed timber headboards, woven wool textiles, and sheepskin-draped Acapulco chairs.
Backstory
Built in the 1850s as The Princess Alice pub, the building takes its current name from 17th-century Spitalfields herbalist Nicholas Culpeper.
Eat & drink
The first-floor bistro serves seasonal British-French plates, while the rooftop greenhouse pours botanical cocktails garnished with garden-grown herbs.
The neighborhood
Set on Commercial Street, with Old Spitalfields Market and Brick Lane a short walk away through East London's gallery-lined alleys.
The app
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