Noble Rot’s third restaurant is located in the atmospheric alleys of Shepherd Market, built on the site of the late 1600s’ original ‘May Fair’ that became notorious as Central London’s rackety red-light district. In true Noble Rot style, the site of this restaurant is rich with history; formerly The Running Horse pub in the mid- 1800s, it had earned a reputation with court cases citing it’s clientele as ‘effeminately- dressed young men’ & ‘undesirables’ Taking inspiration from this history, the restaurant aims to retain the cheerful loucheness of the past.

Noble Rot’s third restaurant is located in the atmospheric alleys of Shepherd Market, built on the site of the late 1600s’ original ‘May Fair’ that became notorious as Central London’s rackety red-light district. In true Noble Rot style, the site of this restaurant is rich with history; formerly The Running Horse pub in the mid- 1800s, it had earned a reputation with court cases citing it’s clientele as ‘effeminately- dressed young men’ & ‘undesirables’ Taking inspiration from this history, the restaurant aims to retain the cheerful loucheness of the past.

Noble Rot’s third restaurant is located in the atmospheric alleys of Shepherd Market, built on the site of the late 1600s’ original ‘May Fair’ that became notorious as Central London’s rackety red-light district. In true Noble Rot style, the site of this restaurant is rich with history; formerly The Running Horse pub in the mid- 1800s, it had earned a reputation with court cases citing it’s clientele as ‘effeminately- dressed young men’ & ‘undesirables’ Taking inspiration from this history, the restaurant aims to retain the cheerful loucheness of the past.

Noble Rot’s third restaurant is located in the atmospheric alleys of Shepherd Market, built on the site of the late 1600s’ original ‘May Fair’ that became notorious as Central London’s rackety red-light district. In true Noble Rot style, the site of this restaurant is rich with history; formerly The Running Horse pub in the mid- 1800s, it had earned a reputation with court cases citing it’s clientele as ‘effeminately- dressed young men’ & ‘undesirables’ Taking inspiration from this history, the restaurant aims to retain the cheerful loucheness of the past.

Noble Rot’s third restaurant is located in the atmospheric alleys of Shepherd Market, built on the site of the late 1600s’ original ‘May Fair’ that became notorious as Central London’s rackety red-light district. In true Noble Rot style, the site of this restaurant is rich with history; formerly The Running Horse pub in the mid- 1800s, it had earned a reputation with court cases citing it’s clientele as ‘effeminately- dressed young men’ & ‘undesirables’ Taking inspiration from this history, the restaurant aims to retain the cheerful loucheness of the past.

Noble Rot’s third restaurant is located in the atmospheric alleys of Shepherd Market, built on the site of the late 1600s’ original ‘May Fair’ that became notorious as Central London’s rackety red-light district. In true Noble Rot style, the site of this restaurant is rich with history; formerly The Running Horse pub in the mid- 1800s, it had earned a reputation with court cases citing it’s clientele as ‘effeminately- dressed young men’ & ‘undesirables’ Taking inspiration from this history, the restaurant aims to retain the cheerful loucheness of the past.

Noble Rot’s third restaurant is located in the atmospheric alleys of Shepherd Market, built on the site of the late 1600s’ original ‘May Fair’ that became notorious as Central London’s rackety red-light district. In true Noble Rot style, the site of this restaurant is rich with history; formerly The Running Horse pub in the mid- 1800s, it had earned a reputation with court cases citing it’s clientele as ‘effeminately- dressed young men’ & ‘undesirables’ Taking inspiration from this history, the restaurant aims to retain the cheerful loucheness of the past.

Noble Rot’s third restaurant is located in the atmospheric alleys of Shepherd Market, built on the site of the late 1600s’ original ‘May Fair’ that became notorious as Central London’s rackety red-light district. In true Noble Rot style, the site of this restaurant is rich with history; formerly The Running Horse pub in the mid- 1800s, it had earned a reputation with court cases citing it’s clientele as ‘effeminately- dressed young men’ & ‘undesirables’ Taking inspiration from this history, the restaurant aims to retain the cheerful loucheness of the past.

Noble Rot’s third restaurant is located in the atmospheric alleys of Shepherd Market, built on the site of the late 1600s’ original ‘May Fair’ that became notorious as Central London’s rackety red-light district. In true Noble Rot style, the site of this restaurant is rich with history; formerly The Running Horse pub in the mid- 1800s, it had earned a reputation with court cases citing it’s clientele as ‘effeminately- dressed young men’ & ‘undesirables’ Taking inspiration from this history, the restaurant aims to retain the cheerful loucheness of the past.