Duke of York

First licensed in 1722 as the Shepherd & Flock — named after the street's original name, Shepherd Street — before becoming the Duke of York in 1806 and being rebuilt in 1886. It's a corner pub on three levels connected by a central spiral staircase, sitting on a quiet street just off Bond Street. At this point in the crawl, the strict timings throughout the day either pay off or they don't. If you're here on schedule, you're going to finish. If you're behind, you're racing the clock. One more stop.