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Learn about Thai culture and food Skip to content Menu Home About Thai Food and Culture UK Thai Events Thai-Style Dishes Gift Ideas Host Thai Party jane tira All About Thai Food and Culture What is unique about Thai culture & food History of Brewer Street, London Brewer Street in the Soho area of London, runs west to east from Glasshouse Street to Wardour Street. First developed by landowner Sir William Pulteney, Brewer Street, London first appears on a map of 1664. The entire south side of Brewer Street and the centre part of the north side were laid out across the Pulteney estate and was built up over the following decades from east to west. The street is first mentioned by name in 1675, with its current name derived from the breweries on its north side, one built around1664 and the other in the early 1670s. The western end of Brewer Street was at first sometimes called Gunpowder or Powder Street, alluding to the saltpetre house which stood at the other end of the street in Colman Hedge Close. The eastern end of Brewer Street, which was originally called Knaves' Acre, was known as Little Pulteney Street until 1937, when it was renamed as part of Brewer Street. The middle section of the street was rebuilt in the early eighteenth century when the Pulteney estate was redeveloped, though none of the houses built at this time have survived. Brewer Street, London is now known for its variety of shops and entertainment establishments including Escape Soho, once known as Madame JoJo's strip club, at 10 Brewer Street. A short walk from Piccadilly Circus Station (Piccadilly and Bakerloo lines) Brewer Street, London houses some of the capital’s finest cuisine, bars and clothing stores. Jane-Tira Thai Street Food, Soho 28 Brewer Street, London W1F 0SR Jane-Tira Thai Street Food i

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