About Time: Young’s Launches Work from Pub PackagesBy Angelica Malin
With working from home becoming the new normal, many of us are becoming increasingly tired of staring at the same four walls. Support your local and escape the kitchen table with Young’s pubs’ new Work from Pub (WFP) packages, for freelancers and home-workers alike. Here’s the lowdown:
Young’s Work from Pub Packages
Running throughout the week, each participating Young’s pub is fully equipped with free WiFi, charging points, quiet spaces and, most importantly, unlimited tea and coffee. Available across all four points of London and beyond, book a spot in advance, and move your office to the pub. Locations and packages include:
North London
The Kings Head, Winchmore Hill
Standing proud overlooking Winchmore Hill in North London, the Kings Head are keeping everyone motivated with their work from pub offer. At £20, not only will workers be treated to a choice of lunch from the sandwich menu and bottomless tea and coffee, but once the day is done, there will be a pint or glass of wine waiting to sit back and unwind.
The Lion and Unicorn, Kentish Town
Located off Kentish High Street, escape from the office and take a seat at The Lion and Unicorn’s co-working space. From £15, enjoy a dish from their brunch or lunch menu, plus unlimited coffee and tea throughout the day.
East London
Guard House, Woolwich
Located in the central hub of Royal Arsenal, those based South East can sit back in the stunning surrounds of The Guard House. Launching on Monday 19th October from 10am-5pm, guests will be welcomed with bottomless coffee, tea and soft drinks, plus a lunch dish from the menu for the set price of £15.
South London
Dog & Fox, Wimbledon
The newly refurbished Dog & Fox offers a work-from-pub package in its beautiful Coach House. Available Monday-Friday from 7am-4pm at £15, early risers are welcome to set up their ‘home’ office for breakfast along with unlimited tea and coffee, while if arriving from 11am, there will also be a choice of brunch or sandwiches. The Dog & Fox is also equipped to host small business meetings away from the bustle of the main restaurant.
Soon to reopen after a stunning refurbishment, the Duke on the Green will be open all-day for freelancers and workers, where for £12 guests can have their own pub desk space, with charging points, WiFi, bottomless tea and coffee plus a choice of brunch or lunch dish.
Waterside, Imperial Wharf
Work with a riverside view at the Waterside Imperial Wharf with a delicious brunch dish such as Avocado and Eggs or the Waterside Fry, plus bottomless teas and coffees for £15.
West London
Elgin, Notting Hill
Beat the WFH boredom at local hub The Elgin, where, for £14, guests will be kept topped up with tea, coffee and soft drinks, along with a dish from the light lunches. Available Monday to Friday from 10am-4pm.
The Hammersmith Ram, Hammersmith
Swap the desk chair for one of the comfy seats at The Ram in the heart of Hammersmith. With free WiFi, unlimited hot drinks and a choice of lunch off the menu for £10.50, it is the ideal location for the new home office.
Working from the pub is not just for those in London, with a number of Young’s nationwide pubs also open for those wanting a change in scenery. Pubs include:
Old Manor, Potters Bar
A community hub, work in the warm and rustic surrounds of the Old Manor, located just off the high street. Available Monday to Friday from 10am-5pm, guests can book a table up to 4 hours to work from, while enjoying a sandwich or light bite with unlimited tea and coffee for £10.
Red Barn, Blindley Heath, Lingfield
Trading the desk to the backdrop of rolling fields at the Red Barn. Throughout the week, tables can be booked for three hours, with unlimited hot drinks and a lunchtime sandwich, all for £10.
