Dating to the 19th century, this capacious Belgravia hostelry is hard to miss when its cheery, eye-catching hanging baskets are in full bloom, & it offers a more relaxed prospect than some of its boozy neighbours. Well-kept pints of Shepherd Neame go down a treat with the off-duty local hotel staff & office workers who frequent the place; others drop by for the pub’s trademark doorstep salt beef sandwiches or something from the daily blackboard in their lunch break. Dark wood furnishings, bookshelves & a mahogany bar emphasise the cosy, unreconstructed feel, while the conservatory area is a boon for those wanting to sit & chat in comfort. Cordial service is another bonus.
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