The Audley Public House occupies a prominent Grade II-listed late Victorian building at 41–43 Mount Street, on the corner with South Audley Street in Mayfair, a few minutes' walk from Bond Street station. The five-storey red-brick and pink terracotta structure was originally built in 1888 to designs associated with architect Thomas Verity and is now noted as a landmark Mayfair gin-palace-style pub.
A pub has traded on this site since the 18th century, with the Audley licensed as a public house from around 1730, long before the current Victorian building was erected.
Interesting fact…
Michelle Obama visited The Audley in June 2009 with her daughters during a short private London trip, using it as the setting for a “classic English pub” experience and a low-key family supper.
 
Interesting facts...
A discreet Mayfair members' club and pub, favoured by locals and those in the know. Mount Street has long been associated with luxury and exclusivity.
 
Location: Mount Street, Mayfair, London, England