Marylebone, London. Built in 1791 and rumored to be the longest standing building in the area, it is one of the last free houses in central London. As you round the corner it is quite an impressive building with its rounded corner sign. The interior features original match board paneling and two rare 19th century drinking booths (the first I have seen of these) which are protected by their listing. Unfortunately I went on a Sunday and because of the traditional Sunday roast neither booth was available. So I grabbed a 'fraidNot IPA from Exeter Brewing and sat outside discussing American football with two locals who were going to the game that afternoon at Wembley Stadium.