During a stay in London we rented a Air BnB flat near Famous 3 Kings. On the outside it appears to…read morebe similar to many pubs around London. So for the first couple of nights we explored different areas of London to eat and drink. It wasn't until one night when we didn't have plans, that we decided to give Famous 3 Kings a go and I'm so glad we did! First I was amazed at the spaciousness of this pub. There was plenty of seating and TVs for anyone to access. There's a few nooks and cranny's to hide in the event you wanted additional privacy too. We ordered wings, chips, and drinks at the bar. The bartenders were incredibly friendly and accommodating to our group. The food came out soooooo fast too! I was surprised how good the wings were as well. They came with sauce on the side however the wings were perfectly great as they were. Overall Famous 3 Kings can be easily overlooked as a traveler. It's located in a busy area right near a tube entrance which can make it a chaotic area. At least from my experience, Famous 3 Kings is famous for all the right reasons.

Desperately looking for some Footy in London. Stumbled across the Famous Three kings. Super…read moregracious staff, light and airy atmosphere. People super stoked about their football. Appreciate the suggestions from the wait staff regarding my Beavertown beer. Isn't this glass the cutest? Shout out to the manager who made the day with my special gift.

They hosted the Mall's Winter Wonderland Igloo experience and it was great. The igloo itself was…read morenice with 6 chairs, pillows and blankets for everyone, a heater, and a Bluetooth speaker for guest to connect to. The service was great! And the food was soooo tasty! It was a fondue experience in which you chose cheese or chocolate. We had the cheese. It came with 3 alcoholic drinks per guest and plenty of food. It's well worth the money, I suggest this experience to everyone.

Great sports pub to watch football! Great for couples where one wants to shop, and the other wants…read morea beer and football.

Okay, this is basically a chain pub, sort of, which means that some can be pretty bad (looking at…read moreyou Berlin) while some can be pretty good, like this one. I basically came here early in the morning to watch some Aussie Rules football (since it was evening back in Australia). The service was awesome, and they guy pretty much told me how this place actually serves the Australian ex-pats by giving them options to be able to watch some sport.

Ok good tbh but pizza was still lacking something to make it good…read more The service was very poor even if the staff were pleasant. There was no organisation. Coffee came cold and had to complain. The food took ages and then not all together. My friend ordered a burger that took 20 min longer to come than the rest of our food. Very nearly had to collect it ourselves from the bar as it was just left sitting on the end for ages. With staff having no idea who it was for. By the time it came the chips were cold but at this point we had no time to complain as we had to rush out as the whole thing had taken soooo long. Food isn't worth it and service is very very chaotic and slow.

Lovely place, they have all sports on tv! The menu is diverse, the staff really lovely and they…read moredon't overprice you! I would highly recommend to anyone.

I mean... It's okay, but not exceptional…read more - The chicken burger was a bit dry. - They don't have side salads available. Just the main course meal. - Near the end of the meal, the staff seemed a little distracted and we had to find them to pay. The venue itself is nice though. I bet it's super lively during a live game.

Good local pub food at/next to Chelsea Football Stadium. We went here after touring the Chelsea…read morefacilities and had a nice lunch. They honored the checkin offer and we liked the ambiance and food. Staff was welcoming and there are multiple TV's with football games on. I am guessing this place goes off on game days. They have Guinness and several other beers on draught including some local beers. My son enjoyed his fish and chips and the burger was pretty good. The Cauliflower Popcorn was great, but be warned it is spicy. All in all a nice little local oh. Stop.

Nice Sports Bar. They have indoor and outdoor sitting. It wasn't super loud so you could still have…read moreconversations with friends. Menu was limited but the food was good. I really loved their chips (fries). The price was reasonable as well and they have 2 for 1 cocktails at happy hour For such a small menu, they had a good variety of vegetarian and plant based foods. We sat inside, as the outdoor sitting is right next to the main road and it was quite busy at 5:30pm. Location is great though- Just outside Shepherd's Bush central line station and there's lots of things to do around there, like the cinema. I'd say is a good, fun date spot

Well, only a few words needed…read more The environment is fun, especially if you are seeking a place to watch a match. However, I suggest you come well fed. I placed an order for a burger, which took almost one hour to arrive. And when it did, I was uninspired. So come for the beer and sport, but hold the food.

This is a very Irish bar - so if that is your thing then it may be for you. To be fair the food is…read morenot worth mentioning apart from saying that it is typical pub grub and is cheap. Reasons to go here are basically as follows. You like a real local pub feel that has an Irish feel, you like watching horse racing, football, rugby or sports events but keep in mind a lot of these will be Irish based or you like live music. For me it was o.k. but the locals were a bit frosty. It has a smoking area front and back and a pool table if you fancy a game. They also have a Golf side, pool team and a fantasy football competition so if these appeal then it might be for you. Don't forget St Patrick's day once a year which I am sure would be a blast (as it is everywhere) - Typical Irish pub, worth a visit if you haven't been to one before or enjoy the craic. It has a very loyal local patronage, so somewhere you might find some new friends if they warm to you.

It is a lads pub. The six massive flat screen televisions scream sport fanatic, they have Setanta…read moreSports and Sky, and show football, rugby, to name a few. The food is not great, it very heap at £2 for a sandwich I can only imagine why it is so cheap. I suppose being Irish would help to make any of the above more appealing, but when my husband just had to go there to watch a game, me and my friends had a friendly pool game instead. Even so, I did not feel at ease, simply because of all the blokes, screaming and being very loud and obnoxious. Also some bartenders have a very harsh accent so you must pay close attention, which is hard with all the background noise. The outside area stinks too much of cigarettes as it a heated area and therefore attracts many smokers. Definitely not for me, or anyone who appreciates talking and listening.

It was definitely a beautiful traditional Irish pub. The service was friendly although you have to…read moreorder at the bar. The pineapple margarita was good although not much pineapple. I had the sausage and mash. It was a huge portion and tasted good. I also tried the fish and chips which was ok. The fish breading was a little soggy on the bottom and the peas didn't have much flavor.

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!

Nice quiet pub in the Earls Court area. We came for dinner. Three in my party. I had the fish and…read morechips. Hot crispy and good flavor. Other had the margarita pizza was delicious and other bbq wings. Staff well attentive yet not intrusive. Great local hangout

"Good coffee is like the perfect man: rich, hot and keeps you up all night."…read more Sadly the coffee at the Rylston did not live up to these cheeky boasts, but there's enough here to warrant visits on other grounds. The pizza, for one. It may not be the finest, but it's certainly above average, and the caramelised onions on my one a nice touch. The beer is okay too, with the familiar range of lagers (e.g. Kronenberg) boosted by some ales including Timothy Taylor Landlord if I remember correctly. And the staff and atmosphere are very friendly. The customers were a diverse mix of locals. There are a few oddities about the Rylston. One is that despite the claims to serving good coffee, the bar part is very much a sports bar, with big screens on the walls. Another is the bright lighting, with the resulting glare accentuated by the white walls. And then there are the large, black and white framed prints of various rock icons adorning the walls, including several of the Rolling Stones. All rather curious. Still, it's friendly enough, and doubtless a dependable local for those living nearby.

It's a local, but clean, bright and modern feeling…read more Also kinda cozy... when we arrived there wasn't a seat in the house. I think a lot of people were watching a rugby match on a big screen. In time we were able to share a table with a big gang of 20 & 30-something aged friends. In the meantime, the barkeeps were very good and the place seemed to be serving gastro-pub like fare. I wouldn't go out of my way to visit, but would happily visit again if in the nabe.

Local charm, friendly bartender (who apparently is abused by his girlfriend) and close to my…read morefavourite pizza place!