Made a quick stop here for Fish & Chips, and so glad we came by before our visit to the British…read moreMuseum for dinosaurs. Super good Fish & Chips - moist, soft, flaky fish and fresh & tender fries. Would come here again! Miss it already now that I'm back in the states. Friendly service as well and plenty of indoor seating or can take-away, highly recommended! We walked here from South Kensington London Underground, roughly 10 minutes.

The Hereford Arms was recommended by friends as a "pretty pub." And that it was...very pretty…read moreoutside, very busy inside. We had reservations for the "restaurant" side of the pub. We arrived early which caused a little bit of a problem, but the staff solved that and put us at a bigger table with the strict instructions we must be done in 1.5 hours. Still, I think they were a little annoyed with us. I ordered the Fish and Chips which as delicious. A nice big portion with crispy fish and crispy chips (fries). I'd probably go back if I were in the area again. This was especially convenient as we just got off a bus day trip one block away.

Lovely. Beef n mushroom pie was amazing. Beer/wine. Yummy. Nice service We split the pie…read more Thinking about ordering something else at the moment. Added this. We got the lamb rump roast. Delish.

Came here for a Sunday roast after a visit to the V&A. Opened at 12 which was perfect as we were…read morethe first ones inside and got a seat at a table near the bar. This was for people who did not pre book. The staff were very friendly and attentive with our table service. 3/5 Chicken roast - was just ok. The chicken could've been charred a bit more 3/5 Chips - was just ok 3/5 Creams spinach - was just ok 5/5 Bloody mary - probably one of the best bloodies I've had in London. The mix was so good.

Cromwell Tavern! I think I'll joke about this place for the rest of my life. My co-worker and I…read morewanted a place to go for a late night drink close to our hotel and this was the only place opened past midnight that we could find. It's at the bottom of a Holiday Inn, or at least, it appeared to be that way, and was a strange mish-mash of a pub. I think it was trying to feel like it was really old, yet it had the strangest collection of furniture and decor. We had a blast making fun of this tavern. Tables were laid out in sort of a weird fashion and at first we were really close to this group of 20 somethings that were fairly drunk and really obnoxious and a woman who was sitting by herself at a table for 6 who was reading a book while her food sat off to the side. The drunk group left and it got nice and quiet and so did the woman who had a better table than we did so we took her table. Nothing we drank was anything we'd ever come back for. There are way too many good pubs in London. Unless everything else is closed and this is the only option, go elsewhere!

Good meeting place for a drink. Good selection of libations, on tap and in bottle, to slake your…read morethirst. Plenty of seating options and if you want to make it a working lunch, there's outlets nearby to grab some juice while you get some...juice. GF'ers, try the Old Mout Cider - very refreshing. The food looked (and smelled) good but it was only liquid libations for us. Great staff, everyone was friendly. Not sure what the thing about hotel guests only is, I'm sure there were other people here and they weren't checking for room keys.

We were in the area looking for a "classic London pub". The Stanhope Arms was super close to our…read morehotel so we decided to pop in. As far as the aesthetic and vibes, it definitely met expectations! It's been around since the 1800's and has a beautiful bar (see photo). The food and drink options are classic English staples- we all ordered fish n chips and sticky toffee pudding. I'm no English-food expert, but I can say both dishes were pretty mid. The fish was huge, but not crispy... chips were perfectly fried- peas were, well, peas (lol)! But the service was friendly and the whole experience was a good one! Would I come back? Probably not- but I'm still happy that this was my first English pub/food experience in London!

The Stanhope Arms is a neighborhood pub located in the Burrough of Kensington. Built in the 19th…read morecentury they offer traditional British food. The location was perfect for us, opposite of the Gloucester Road underground station and in walking distance of our hotel. Also, I like that you can reserve a table, and that they are open late if you are looking for a late night drink. We stopped in late one evening and really enjoyed the crowd and meeting all sorts of people. At this pub, I was introduced to the non-alcoholic Guinness which is my favorite NA beers to this day!!!!

Great spot after the theater! Thoroughly enjoyed our charcuterie and sticky toffee cake with ice…read morecream. Lovely service.

I came here alone twice while I was in town, and I truly enjoyed each meal…read more I ordered the Mac and cheese, which was fantastic because of the thick rigatoni noodles, and it stayed warm because it was served in a heated stone ramekin-like dish. Next, I ordered the garlic roasted chicken. I actually came back the next day to enjoy the same meal, that's how delicious it was. The chicken was moist, flavorful, and paired nicely with the side salad it came with. I also had multiple different beers from their selection as I watched the FIFA games on their large television. And to finish it off, I enjoyed their sticky toffee pudding. I let the ice cream melt on it for extra flavor. The restaurant is beautiful inside, just like most of the old school pubs in London. I do have to say that the service was slow, but it's because they were busy both times I visited. Nonetheless, I would definitely return for that wonderful chicken.

Uniqueness: Classic British pub with a cozy, welcoming atmosphere…read more Wait Time: **** (Can get busy, but usually manageable) Food Quality: **** (Solid pub fare, good flavors) Service: **** (Friendly and efficient) Setting: ***** (Cozy and traditional, great vibes) Cost: **** (Fair prices for the quality) Anglesea Arms is a proper British pub with great vibes. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, making it a great spot for a casual pint or a relaxed meal. The food is solid--nothing overly fancy, but it delivers on classic pub flavors. Service was friendly and quick, even when the place got busy. Whether you're grabbing a drink with friends or looking for a cozy pub experience, this is a solid choice. Would definitely return!

Gorgeous British pub with delightful food and just 4- minutes away from my favorite hotel in…read moreLondon, 100 Queen's Gate. We had the roast beef Sunday lunch and it was delightful...flavorful and tender. It was everything one could want.

Ham and cheese panini was good size and the fries were fresh and crispy. Guinness was perfect…read more Staff was helpful and friendly. Convenient to my hotel.

It was okay. I was sort of hoping the menu here on their Yelp entry was still accurate, because the…read moreone thing that's frustratingly difficult to find is good, genuine pub food with a wide beer selection. Alas, those options were all but gone from the card and prices were fairly high, too. The food we had was fine. It just wasn't the pub fare and drinks I was hoping for. It seems like most of these types of places are going upscale and the cheesy synth-music didn't help to distract from the lack of food options. The server was very polite and the food came out quickly, which was great..

Devonshire Arms was only a 5 minute walk from the hotel I was staying at (Park City Grand Plaza…read moreKensington), so I ended up coming here three times. The first two times were just for a couple pints of beer, then on my third visit, I tried multiple items from the dining menu. The restaurant itself is modern and cozy on the inside with a beautiful dining area outside surrounded by greenery. Remember to order at the counter instead of waiting for the waitress to come around! The service was well paced and each waitress was welcoming and attentive. While I enjoyed my beers, I ordered the charcuterie board, the miso glazed chicken skewers, and finished it off with the sticky toffee pudding. My favorite item was the chicken skewers because it was perfectly rationed for one person. I had trouble finishing the charcuterie board, but that doesn't mean it wasn't delicious! I do have to say that it gets very busy here, so try to come by before peak hours. They also strictly close at 10pm because it's directly located in a neighborhood.

The Buffalo Cauliflower is divine; the decor, ambience, and the rest of the menu choices are great…read more The service is a bit unpredictable, but the overall establishment is definitely worth the visit!

Just drinks, that's what we had on a midday Saturday, in the pre-roar of a match at Stamford…read moreBridge. IMO as classic a looking pub as you can get, very warm, leather barstools, roaring fireplace adjacent to dark wooden tables. An array of taps from classics to ciders. A busy barman filling drinks for the restaurant on the other side of the pub, walled off and its own entrance. A few pints, and like so much of the UK, Guinness 0 or other NA are just widely available and not considered as a rarity like it feels in US

What a great place for Sunday Roast. Searched for days to find a locals pub near our Hotel and this…read moreplace did not disappoint. They had our reservation, the gentleman at the front door was so gracious and the food was really good. Pretty sure we were the only non locals in the place and everyone was so welcoming. Try this place, you will be happy.

Great Pub experience! Great location for hop on hop off buses! Cozy atmosphere! Food was delicious!…read moreService was great and fast and very attentive to our needs!

The fish and chips were excellent. Light batter really made…read morefish tasty. The staff did a nice job in welcoming us and this made for a nice relaxing meal. Add to your London tavern list.