Apparently the only pub that has a Michelin Star in London. They recently got a star in 2026, so I had to try it! I liked that the Harwood Arms was right outside a residential area. A relief compared to the zoning laws I'm used to. The food was delicious too. I've never had food in a pub that was so good. They managed to nail all the dishes: The meat, fish, and the dessert. The high ball I ordered to wash it down was amazing too. Our waitress was extremely professional as well. Even when the restaurant started getting crowded at around 8pm. I'd say the Harwood Arms is probably one of the better Michelin Star restaurants I've had the privilege of dining at. read more

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Listen, every pub and its mother does a Sunday Lunch. Only a handful are any good though. The Harewood Arms is the standard bearer. Fact. Tucked away in a quaint Fulham side street, the Harewood Arms has long since had a reputation for culinary excellence. So much so I'm not sure you can really call it a pub any more, that would be cheating. It's also the only 'pub' to have a Michelin star. Here's why. The Sunday Lunch here is off the scale excellent. They have managed to take all the things that make a Sunday roast a Sunday roast - the ridiculous excess, the gratifying satiation, the full on madness of the spread - and add enough fitness to make something truly memorable. Opulence abounds. Peacock feathers for chandeliers, massive gilded mirrors, the smells and sounds only proper wood panelling can give you, high corniced ceilings, space in abundance, a few stuffed animals in the mix, a sweeping bar. Victorian exuberance in every corner. The welcome is warm. The table is intimate. The food is proper. A thick paper menu adorned with curly writing tells us we're not leaving good old Blighty today. Completely unnecessary starters are ordered. Venison Scotch Egg from the 'snack' section. Grilled Scallop from the starters list. The Scotched Egg is moist and meaty with a real crunch to the crust. It comes with a punchy chutney and it's a delight but, to warn you, it's not a snack. 'Hearty' would be the word except I'm sure the heart might complain at being overruled by the eyes and belly. Scallops is pretty as a picture, presented in the shell and adorned with cucumber, shish and seaweed. We had already ordered soda bread and whipped butter and already we were wondering if we should order a crane winch to get us out of the place. Two thick slabs of nutty soda bread with butter a lot lighter than the feathers surrounding us. The roast itself is presented on a large board which groans under the abundance of its contents. It's a sight. Huge Yorkshires are delved straight into and the surprise comes when you meet the beef ragu encased inside. Luxury and decadence in abundance. We ordered the Cote De Boeuf (about the only thing that deviates from the Britishness) and it comes sliced into large chunks so you get the burnished black crust and the velvet red inside. Broccoli makes a pretty bedding plant on the board. The all important roasties have the all important crust and fluff within. We picked away but not before making sure staff were happy to give us a doggy bag. Once that was confirmed we were able to relax somewhat. The idea that any of this would go to waste is enough to induce a panic attack. Given that this is a place to hunker down, the wine menu is great, offering plenty of interesting choice and something for most pockets. Prices are no more than you'd expect - which is to say, it's not cheap - a meal and an experience worth every penny. Booking months in advance is essential if you want Sunday Lunch. Wandering in after a good Sunday walk on the off chance will end in disappointment. This is not a pub. It's a celebration of the heights the great British Sunday Roast can reach. read more

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Best dang Sunday roast dinner in a quaint and charming pub in a local neighborhood. Greeted warmly. Ewan's able to get seated as we arrived between lunch and dinner. Order a couple drinks and wine. Both were very tasty. The atmosphere would bring me back every weekend. The neighborhood charm with friendly folks and a sleeping pup next to us was thoroughly enjoyable and relaxing - then the Sunday roast for two came. This is when I wished for a larger stomach. Soooo delicious. Among the top meals I have ever had. The Harwood Arms is embedded in my memory for a return visit - this time I may need to make reservations! read more

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Aloha, as we chase M'*d restaurants, a pub in London has a star for 10 years! Whose awesome pre fixe dinner creatively presented with choices. So ono and reasonable priced. Great bar drinks, beers and fun atmosphere. Great service, very attentive. No walk-ins so make your Rez ahead of time. A hui hou (till we meet again) as I'd definitely dine here again. Mahalo read more

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We came for a late lunch with an absolute empty stomach but we were sooooo full we can barely fit in the dessert. £65 per person for a three course menu but a supplemental £7.50 for the sirloin. There's a special steak for a supplemental £12.50 but we thought might try their standard first. Alcohol is very high quality- I had the white wine (forgot which one but I always op for the second cheapest) and it was very very luxurious. My friend had the beer with champagne and it was very interesting in the best way. We chose the pate and onion tart for our starter. Very tasty - perhaps we are hungry - and we literally inhaled it. The deer - loved it as I'm a big fan of gamy stuff. It's on the salty side though so pair it with a potato is perfect. It was very yummy. Sirloin was very nice actually. I was so skeptical because steaks are very tricky but they did it beautifully. All the sides are great especially the giant crispy Yorkshire pudding but the only thing is they only gave us two strips of carrot :( By the time it's dessert, we are already so full that we debate about packing it to go. This says a lot because we usually try to finish our food. But god that was good. It was so good that even with a max out stomach, I still found it tasty. And I'm not a dessert person. The bill comes to around £180 with 3 drinks in total. Not cheap but the quality was definitely there. Never have I ever had such a posh pub meal before. Haha read more

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Food 6/10 Great meal, but it was just not the type of food I enjoy the most. Scottish venison eggs and onion tart were the highlights of my meal. It was overall quite a rich and hearty meal, with no breaks, as we started with the rich scotch eggs, had some complimentary rye bread with whipped butter (delicious and warm), and ended with deer, mushrooms, in a creamy and heavy sauce. My stomach was not at its best when we ended this meal, but I did enjoy getting a chance to try the flavors. Atmosphere 7/10 Very much a gastropub vibe. Dark wooden interior with fur decor (no clue if it's real or not). We were seated in a snug corner, vibes. Service 5/10 Even though we were seated at 8:30, we didn't get to our main until 10pm, so it was quite a delayed meal. Wish it was faster, they were not as attentive as I had hoped. read more

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Dinner at Harwood Arms was absolutely exquisite from beginning to end. It's the only Michelin-starred pub in London, and although it's definitely a posh experience dining here, it doesn't feel stuffy or pretentious. It still has a level of comfort. The staff was attentive and patient. One member of our group got an important phone call from her son in the United States and had to step out to talk to him for a few minutes, and they gave us some space and never made us feel like we were wasting their time as they waited to take our orders. The food is absolutely fantastic. From the wonderful brown bread and perfectly creamy butter, to every other bite of food that graced our table. The onion tart was exceptional, the tomato was so perfectly balanced with the most adorable little croutons for texture, all of our main courses and especially the best potatoes ever, which were twice cooked, boiled and then fried in GARLIC BUTTER! They were so crispy and delicious. I couldn't get over it. Dessert too absolutely hit the mark. This meal was another one of those totally memorable, totally must bookmark this spot and return on any future visit to London because it was truly that good. It is worth going out of your way to eat here, trust me. read more

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We really loved The Harwood Arms. It is such a pleasure to have exceptional food in a casual, relaxed setting. The dining room is rustic and cozy. And even though The Harwood Arms is a pub, the service is top notch. The food is classic British cooking with a focus on game and wild meat. My favorite dish was the venison scotch egg with Oxford sauce. It was beautiful with a runny golden yolk. My only complaint is that it came out with instead of ahead of my starter as requested. The thyme flavored sauce on the rabbit lasagne was phenomenal. The Berkshire Fallow Deer was perfectly cooked and served with mushrooms and onions. They had dessert special, a date custard tart, that we were lucky to get. I also enjoyed their gin list and tried three different English gins, each one delicious. I highly recommend it. read more

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I came here for dinner and absolutely loved it! The staff knew we were celebrating, so they gave us a card and an additional dessert. Those were very nice touches. It's nice that it's a prix fixe menu, so we were able to try every course. For my drink, I had the Kir Britannia, which was very good. For my starter, I had the seasonal vegetables, which came with smoked trout. It was absolutely beautiful to look at, and it was amazing! For my main, I had the fallow deer, which was also great! Our server gave us smashed potatoes with it, and they complemented each other nicely. For my dessert, I had the lemon thyme panna cotta, and it was so refreshing! We also had the apricot ice cream, and it was full of apricot flavor! Everything was outstanding, and I really recommend trying it out! The workers are really great, too! read more

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Service was great! Seated promptly. Food is cooked above restaurant and lowered in these dumb waiters. So cool! The venison was perfect. Didn't taste gamey at all! I didn't like the taste of a ground meat in my dish but it was okay. The beef short Rib was tender. Really loved the onion tart and Scotch egg. It was a great experience. read more

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Outstanding. My girlfriend & I sought out restaurants with a Michelin star for our vacation, and Harwood Arms was one of the ones we selected. Of all the restaurants we chose for a vacation, Harwood Arms rose to the very top. - The decor. - The service. - The food. - The presentation. - The vibe. - The price. Everything was great. I would go back to the Harwood Arms without question. I was so enamored with my meal that I forgot to take any photos whatsoever, ergo my pictureless review. Just take my word for it. Go to the Harwood Arms and enjoy your experience. read more

One of the best restaurants I went to while in London. There was 4 of us we all tried each other's food and I can tell you every single thing was amazing. It wasn't too rich or filling but just really good food. I loved the modern look of a pub style restaurant too. I definitely would recommend this place to anyone read more

Great atmosphere, fish and chips was fantastic . Bar was an upbeat mix of all ages. Weight staff was very professional and friendly read more

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Used to love this place. Came every time I visited london. Wanted to bring my son for Sunday Roast but they don't accommodate food allergies. Definitely don't deserve to keep their Michelin star and I will be certain to share that with my friends there as well. read more

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Amazing always love it. Been going for decades. It's a target go to for these two Americans. And they are good to remember us.

Hardwood Arms is a great value. The wife and I made a visit in August 2023 Nice selection of house cocktails, we each opted for a fancy gin and tonic Also have an extensive wine list from around the world, we opted for a cote de Rhône Dinner was a fixed priced at 65 pounds We each had the onion tart for starters For dinner the Ms. Selected the cod and I had the short rib For dessert the wife had the cheese plate and i had the evening special which was apricot ice cream with a bunch of different crisps. Overall the food was very well done, creative and the evening was memorable. Overall total was 265 pounds If you are in London, check them out. You will not be disappointed. J read more

We were excited to try The Harwood Arms to scratch our "traditional English pub meal" itch. We were pleased with the experience, but wish that a few things would have been better. The place is tucked away in a quiet neighborhood and the decor is so charming--like an elevated pub-centric vibe. The sloe gin spritz was one of the best cocktails that one of us has ever had (she ordered two), and we appreciated that the goblet came with a straw that was the right size for the glass. It's a three course prix fixe menu, but we also started with the venison Scotch egg because 1) we love Scotch eggs and 2) we're in England. Needless to say, it was flawless. The yolk was perfectly runny, the meat was moist, the crumb was crisp. 10/10! Our daughter liked it so much that she had almost half of it. We chose the warm pumpkin tart and spring vegetable salad for our starters course. The flavor of the pumpkin and goat cheese was a match made in heaven, but the filling had gone mealy, so the whole texture was off. The salad course was beautifully presented, but it was more like a Russian kind of salad with the focus being on the potatoes and sour cream. The components were individually arranged, so you really had to mix everything up to fully appreciate the dish. Our entrees were the best part of the meal (after the Scotch egg). We got the Cornish Hake and the short rib. BRAVO. Both dishes were flawless. The short rib was beyond tender and we loved that it was wrapped in the greens--the confit made you want to lick the plate. The fish was also incredible with a buttery flakiness that contrasted nicely with some of the firmer beans; the artichokes were a welcome addition. Dessert wasn't the best. The blood orange trifle was definitely something special that you don't see everyday but some of the buttermilk components threw us off. We also had the apricot special that sounded right up our alley, but again, it seemed unnecessarily ambitions. The pastry layers were more like crackers gone wrong, and wish that there had been something else tying in all the other delicious elements together; still, we appreciated the ice cream and fresh fruit and creams. Service oscillated from extremely warm to haughty brusque. They definitely seemed more harried as the place filled up, but we wouldn't necessarily say it was good or bad--more like, just managing to make the whole thing work. That said, we would highly recommend The Harwood Arms to others as it's definitely making pub food more inventive and exciting. read more

Amazing game offerings in a tasteful and adventurous setting. Excellent service staff. Don't miss this gem! read more

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We visited the Harwood Arms a few years ago and at this is no different. Still the cozy but friendly atmosphere with good food. read more

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What a fantastic place and an incredible value for the cost. Where else can you find a Michelin rated Yorkie and Roast!!! If I lived in London I would be here (and subsequently at the gym) every week. Run dont walk if you are looking for an elevated pub experience! read more

Everyone knows that when in London, you gotta find yourself a proper English Sunday roast, or you might as well not bother traveling to this city at all. Naturally, I spent an embarrassing amount of time searching all of Internet for the perfect place, and I'm going to make this bold statement - I found it. Not convinced? The Harwood Arms is the only pub in London with a Michelin star, and I simply could not pass up on something that cool while visiting England. My boyfriend and I split the Sunday Roast for two, and I would be impressed/terrified/confused if someone could eat this thing alone (we went home with enough leftovers for two more portions). This was a feast! The entree came with bacon-wrapped deer shoulder, buttery roasted potatoes and carrots, sautéed kale, cauliflower croquettes, gravy, creamy horseradish sauce, and two giant bone marrow Yorkshire puddings. In addition to all that, we started out our meal by splitting the venison Scotch egg appetizer - zero regrets about that decision. The staff is super friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. The only tiny complaint is that our giant leftover Yorkshire puddings or the Scotch egg were for some reason not packed up with our leftovers, and my heart broke just a bit upon this discovery. I feel like I got a better Sunday Roast experience than I could've ever hoped for. This dinner is worth the splurge, distance, or whatever other excuse anyone could come up with for not coming to this awesome restaurant. I'm still proud of myself for finding this gem and managing to score the very last reservation of the night. read more

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I'll begin with this summary of Harwood Arms: Excellent Everyone we spoke with prior to or during our London travels told us we needed to experience a proper Sunday Roast. After much time spent browsing for the perfect spot, my girlfriend found that there was one reservation available at Harwood Arms (the only true Pub in London with a Michelin Star) for the last seating time of the day. A quick Uber from our Chelsea AirBnB and we had arrived for what would be a memorable experience. First impressions were that while still having the appearance of a classic British pub, the restaurant was very elegant and clean without being overbearing. Service was delightful and helpful throughout the entire experience, and we never felt rushed. We were also very happy to hear that we were permitted to split one Roast between the two of us for a small up-charge (we still had plenty of leftovers to torment fellow passengers with on our flight home the following day). The food itself was outstanding. The meat for our roast was bacon-wrapped deer shoulder, which was truly delicious, perfectly tender, and came with a nice glaze on it. All the side items were great in their own way as well, from the root vegetables to the crispy potatoes to the bread. Gravy and a modest horseradish sauce are served on the side to top everything off. Oh, and the Scotch Egg appetizer was awesome! I've personally never experienced a meal quite like this. We may not be back in our lifetime, but I sure am happy to have been able to dine at Harwood Arms once. read more

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We having been enjoying Harwood Arms for many years. For us it's the best restaurant and dining experience in London

Very tight menu but something for everyone in our party of 6. All options were amazing. Service amazing. Wine by the bottle prices were a bit high, although the by the glass options were wonderful and well priced. Between all of us we tried and ordered 90% of the menu - thumbs up all around. Great quiet location within a leisurely walking distance from Earls Court station. Very accommodating to one individual in our group who had a food sensitivity. Service was impeccable. read more

One of my favorite meals in London! In my research for best food in London, I saw online that this was the only pub with a Michelin star in London. This instantly went on the list of places to go. It was easy making a reservation online a couple weeks in advance. When we arrived the service was friendly and we were seated right away. We ordered wine from their extensive wine list. For dinner we ordered the scotch egg, whipped chicken liver, venison meatballs, and the whole duck for 2. Everything was delicious! There was so much whipped chicken liver we had to ask for more crackers. The duck was juicy and tender. Next time I'll have to come back for their famous Sunday Roast! read more

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More of what I envision a pub in the northern hunting lands to be rather than in central London pub with the game/meat centered menu and decor. Lovely atmosphere- rustic and unpretentious with food absolutely worthy of its Michelin Stars. The waitstaff was knowledgeable and friendly and spot on in their recommendations for food and wines to pair. If I lived in London this would absolutely be in the rotation, maybe quarterly given that I haven't won the lottery yet and still have to budget. But it's absolutely not out of reach for most. read more

An old favorite! I know I have stated the bread was great here but I will say it again. I LOVE their Irish soda bread. The crust is crisp and the interior is soft and crumbly. A spread of butter makes it heavenly but it could be great plain too. After eating here so many times I am not sure why I just noticed that they have a rooftop garden! Butternut squashes were growing right above us and clearly visible through the skylight. If you haven't tried this place, do so soon! read more

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Had an amazing meal here with the gf. Everything about this meal was great: the decor, the ambiance, the service and, most importantly, the food. This place is a gastropub but upscale. Warm and inviting with the wood floors and table tops but bright walls and good lighting to add elegance. The beer list is to the point and insanely well priced. The wine list had some great options at a decent value. We started with some champagne and a venison scotch egg. For my meal I had the lamb sweetbreads, the deer with roasted pumpkin and the English cheese course while the gf had the dressed crab, the partridge and the tart jam filled donuts. Every dish was perfectly executed. The cook on the deer was a perfect mid rare. The partridge May have been the best thing with the bacon and cream kale. This place has certainly earned their Michelin Star. Well worth the price of admission. Would definitely go back. read more

After seeing that this was the only pub in London with a Michelin Star, I HAD to try it out. And boy was I glad! The food was AMAZING. But, disclaimer: I don't think you can truly classify it as a "pub"- it has a way more upscale feel to it than normal English pubs, and a way more elaborate menu than you'd find at normal ones. Nevertheless, it was amazing. We started off with the crab tarts and the partridge with salad. Both were soooo good. The crab tarts had a small hint of lemon and it was the perfect flavor combination. The partridge was perfectly crisp on the outside and juicy on the inside, and the dressing of the salad was delicious. We then opted for the special of the day which was a braised deer shoulder with cabbage, parsnips, smoked bone marrow tart, and crispy potatoes. It was incredible!!!! The deer shoulder was wrapped in bacon and was soooo tender and delicious. Everything was cooked to perfection. Finally, we had the lemon donuts with an earl grey cream- also incredible. I highly recommend making a stop here, you won't regret it!! read more

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We got a reservation here through a friend who works at the pub and went on a weeknight. The pub itself is beautiful and the service fantastic. The food was delicious, every dish we tried (and we were a group of around 8 people) was fantastic. It is pricey and the portions aren't exactly gigantic, but I do think the price reflects the quality of the food and the appealing setting. I would recommend the lemon curd donuts with earl grey cream. Would I go again: Yes read more

Great food and a great environment. We were lucky to get a table and it was an amazing experience. Highly recommend!

The Harwood Arms is the only Michelin-starred pub in London. You might even say that it's quite the gastronomic gastropub. Har har! Just make sure you're down to eat some game while dining here, since that is what they're best known for. 2 courses for £37.50; 3 for £46. While you're at it, grab a scotch egg to start. read more

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Fantastic 3 course meal. Some dishes we had: Smoked Eel Soup, Pumpkin Tart, Short Rib, Deer, Pineapple Upside Down Cake and Custard Flan read more

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Everyone should fly to London and dine here. It's the only Michelin star pub in London. Get the Sunday roast. Amazing. Perfectly cooked meat. THE crispiest potatoes. Very flavorful Yorkshire. We also tried the crab and scotch egg. First time eating a scotch egg and it was underwhelming. read more

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This definitely a great find. In a residential neighborhood you would never think there was a restaurant there. Fantastic food. The deer was great. Any desert you get will be delicious. Very reasonably priced for a Michelin star restaurant. The Scottish egg was so good, I could have had three if they weren't so big. Incredible place. I would go monthly if I lived I london read more

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Great gastropub. I'd heard about their Michelin star, but it's not at all what you normally get in such places. It looks very casual more of a pub than a dining room and although the food was delicious and creative it's definitely more traditional than most other Michelin starred restaurants I've been to. Great wine list, divided by country which I like. Got a Spanish crianza 2012 called manium I think, which was nice. I tried a bit of everything, from the beetroot starter which was great to the special crispy rabbit which had a lovely sauce. We also got the special main which was deer for 2 with a 3 pound supplement each. I really enjoyed it. Just gamey enough, very tender and with some lovely vegetables, bone marrow tarts and gravy. Their chips are a highlight. To finish we shared the donuts because I can never say no to donuts. They were freshly made and not sweet at all which was very welcome after the feast. We definitely should only have ordered 1 starter as I was uncomfortably full for about and hour after we left - but that's just my friends and I being greedy piglets. My only complaint is that it's sooooooo far. I never come to Fulham Broadway and made the journey especially for the restaurant but being used to going to Clerkenwell, shoreditch or Islington or dinner.. it's unlikely I'll return soon. Total bill for 3 came to 185 with service so not too bad at all for the quality of the food! read more

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What a great dining experience! Cozy pub vibe, excellent service and amazing food. An upscale take on British pub fare without being too fussy. The Scotch eggs deserve the hype. Crispy sweetbreads surprised and delighted even the finicky eaters among us. Quince tatin was our favorite dessert among the three we tried read more

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4.5 rounded up. The restaurant is known for their high quality, fresh game meat. I guess you can say they've got their game on. ;) With reservations made a month in advance, two weeks out being sufficient, we headed to Fulham on a lazy afternoon for a late lunch. Our plan: Eat, drink and be merry! The location was hidden down the neighborhood's back streets, a charming walk leading to the pub/restaurant. It was easy to get to using public transportation. Once arrived, we were greeted by Assistant Manager, Sarah Marouane and seated quickly. The rustic vibe was certainly there and the fine details and linens elevated it to something more. We opted to order one set meal from the lunch menu and the blackboard special. Lucky me! There was only one order of the special left. The food was prepared with much detail and care. Every bite balanced in taste and texture. You can visually tell Chef Alex Sergeant and team treated every ingredient with care. Despite being over overzealous about trying the blackboard specials, I was disappointed in the aged meat. It was slightly underwhelming in taste. Perhaps the top players were every dish, I had to pick a least favorite. The service was thoughtful and besides the delay in our appetizers, they have their "game" together 100%. More on my website. What You Need To Know: -- Reservations can be made via Opentable -- Book at least two weeks in advance -- Public Transport: The pub is a 5 minute walk from all bus stops and tube station at Fulham Broadway. -- Travelcard Zone 2. -- Walking down a neighborhood street -- Dessert is also a winner! read more

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Tested and approved yesterday night after a great dinner with my in-laws. Don't get fooled by the low-key pub-ish name, this is a proper 1 michelin star restaurant. 2 courses will cost you 33£, 3 courses 39£, and you really get what you pay for. Too much choice isn't necessary helpful, and I like the fact that the daily menu offer is limited. I went for the "Buttered Cornish crab on English muffins with coastal herbs and pickled lemon" to start, as good as the name sounds :) Then for the "Rump of Herdwick lamb with creamed spinach, violet artichoke and roasted garlic", great combination of flavours. The meat was slightly under-cooked, but very qualitative. From the outside, Harwood Arms looks like your casual pub, but you'll find a more classic decor inside. Lovely restaurant in Fulham, for some quality business or family time. read more

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A michelin starred gastro-pub in Fulham...sign me up! This quaint, bright and airy pub is located in the heart of a rather random residential area about a 10 minute walk from the Fulham-Broadway underground station. We stumbled upon it late on a Sunday afternoon (thanks Yelp!), and luckily they had a few cancellations and were able to accommodate us. Normally you have to book a few weeks in advance for Sunday roast. For starters, we shared the wild game platter. Instead of cured meats, the Harwood Arms offers spruced up versions of such British favourites as sausage rolls, venison scotch egg, grilled boar sausage, and liver parfait. It was perhaps the finest sausage roll I've ever had and the first time I've had one paired with a glass of Pol Roger. To finish the starter consisted of a wild game consommé. For the main, we shared the roast pork for 2. This large platter came with pork 3 ways---roast, pulled, and pork belly. The pork belly in particular was a standout and the most tender fall apart piece of pig I've had in some time. Definitely worth getting if on the menu. The portion for 2 was large and also came with some charcoaled butter greens, roast potatoes, and chutney. The Harwood Arms is arguably one of the best pubs for food in all of London, and if you are a fan of wild game and who isn't these days, it's definitely worth making a booking! read more

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