Neary's is a good example of late Victorian public house design. It has a fine brick exterior, down to the elegant cast iron arms holding up lamps at the main door. The pub is named after Leo Neary who combined the running of the pub with the duties of Honary Consul of the Republic of Guatemala. Due to its proximity to the Gaiety Theatre, this pub has been a favourite with actors. Inside the pub a comfortable sofa lines the wall, where drinkers can sit and admire the throng in the great mirrors. Foodserved here includes oysters with brown bread and smoked salmon. There is a lounge upstairs.