want a riverside pub to have a drink in nr Kensington....
help oh londoners....
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Going to that there London tomorrow and staying til sat
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Kensington isn't really near the river.
The Elephant in Holland Street is OK, not near any rivers though.Posted 2 years ago # -
near Kensington. Bearing in mind london's only about 2miles across we don't mind a short walk...
but to where?
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The Dove in Hammersmith is probably the nearest riverside pub, or those along either Hammersmith or Chiswick Mall. Kensington is over a mile away from the river.
Or the Scarsdale Arms in Edwardes Square, but that's also about a mile away from the riverPosted 2 years ago # -
Not by the river, but a cracker
Windsor castle
114 Campden Hill Road
Kensington, London
W8 7ARIts a minter (or was 7 years ago)
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on the other side of the river and further along in barnes some very nice riverside pubs
or some near to the river by putney bridge
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kimbers - Member
on the other side of the river and further along in barnes some very nice riverside pubsor some near to the river by putney bridge
Not to my mind!
For beer;
White Horse, Parsons Green. Nice and sunny outside too, but can get very busyFor a surprising sun trap
The Marquis, Warwick Way. Good Timothy Taylor ale, nice place to watch the world go by.For totty spotting;
Builders Arms (I forget the road, but due south of High St Ken)For the finest landlord around;
The Nag's Head, Kinnerton Street, behind Harvey Nichols. Marvellous!I'll try and think of some more for you as well!
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White Horse,
why did I know you were going to suggest the Sloaney Pony CFH?
second the Windsor castle on campden hill road (nowhere enar camden BTW)
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Well, it's possibly the best beer pub in the land, Stoner, old chap! Oh, and it's very much for PLU....
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Pook - if that was me and I was there for a few days, you could always pop on the district line and get down to Richmond - by the bridge is the spot to be, especially in weather like this.
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Well, it's possibly the best beer pub in the land,
Nope, that'll be my local - the Nags Head here in Malvern
Camra's Good Pub Guide UK Pub of the Year 2008
13 bitters and 3 proper ciders on draught pump.
only 3 regular bitters, the rest change by the night!Posted 2 years ago # -
stoner - fire up the quattro I'll be there in 2 hrs
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Stoner - well you may think it is the best in the UK but does it have karaoke?
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Simon, one thing to recommend the Pony is that it has no TV, no music, no fruit machines. Lovely.
Stoner, will look that up next time I'm in the Midlands.
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Simon, you bring the Mic and Im sure I can find an amp!
last year they served over 1,000 different real ales.
And there's a no swearing rule.quote from the Landlord:
I'm in the business of keeping people happy
He also owns a nearby brewery (not my favourite but good beer all the same), as well as two other pubs in the area (The Chase in Colwall and the Swan in Newlands)
Last weekend he held a big "Medieval beer festival" in the field at the Swan - marquees, jugglers, ye old lute players etc, and had I think 100 beers on draught! Top, top guy!
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'nother great quote:
"patrons are reminded that the price of a pint does not include childcare"
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and this is on a board near the door:
"In the light of this increasingly litigious society, we wish to point out that this has been a public house since at least 1849 and may contain low ceilings, open fires and steps. Beware of everything."
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Stoner, in that case stuff Peru, I'm moving house!
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