Albert

Constructed in 1862, The Albert was christened in honour of Queen Victoria’s spouse, Prince Albert. The Albert endured The Blitz in World War II, with its Victorian characteristics remaining largely unscathed. The elaborate ceilings, intricately etched frosted glass windows, and wrought iron balconies all stand as original elements of the building.

The Albert is a charming establishment with a rich history, steeped in architectural heritage. The venue’s authentic Victorian charm creates a unique ambiance that transports visitors back in time. The ornate details and preserved features offer a glimpse into a bygone era, making it a popular choice for those seeking a nostalgic experience.

Moreover, The Albert is a dog-friendly venue, welcoming four-legged companions to enjoy the historic surroundings alongside their owners. The pet-friendly policy adds to the inclusive and welcoming atmosphere of The Albert, ensuring that all guests, including furry friends, can partake in the delightful experience.