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    Queen's Arms

    3.7 (23 reviews)
    InexpensiveBritish, Pubs
    Closed • 12:00 pm - 10:30 PM

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    QUEEN'S ARMS ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Live music
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Calamari wasn't good. Don't order it
    Beth S.

    Great place to hangout, eat some reasonably priced food, have a drink, and listen to live music. It's a warm, cozy environment. We went here because it's right across the street from our hotel. The sign said £10.90 for a burger and pint of beer. That's a great deal since our hotel is charging £18 for a burger! We went for dinner on a Friday night. The staff is friendly. There's plenty of options on the menu. If you want something more healthy there's salads. The band was just setting up when we got there. They sounded great! I ordered the grilled chicken. My husband ordered the fish and chips. We ordered calamari as an appetizer. The waiter accidentally brought out a cheese platter instead but we were happy to have it. There were 3 different kinds of cheese on it. The calamari however was not good. It just tasted like batter. Couldn't taste the calamari at all. We did not finish it. They should probably just take it off the menu. The chicken was really good! It was smothered in a mushroom sauce. My husband really liked his fish and chips and ate every bite. The beer was good too. I would definitely recommend this place. Just don't order the calamari!

    I love this place. Cozy, quaint, friendly. I love seeing all the local happy and sociable friends come together. On the first visit I felt like a local. Husband enjoyed the beer. I enjoyed the pink gin drink. Highly recommend. Come to relax and chat.

    Dennis J.

    Large pub with several bars that make it feel like a smaller cozy place. Nice beer, Young's. Good food, including dishes from Kosovo.

    Too much reflection, but it's all good!
    Lisa G.

    Nice little pub across from the Marriott Maida Vale. A clean pub friendly service great atmosphere. I'm not here for the food so I can't say anything about that but I can tell you that they have a lot and tap both beer and hard cider. You should definitely take a walk across if you're staying at the Marriott and sit at the bar there is free Wi-Fi. You may even catch some locals in here.

    Chris G.

    Where to begin? At the start, Chris. At the start. Well, my family have been coming to this local since before I was born. Since my dad was born as well. It had always been a great place to go to drink with people from the area. Then the 60's and 70's came around and it still held a great reputation - there are countless hilarious stories that float around at my family gatherings about the fights, arguments and encounters that happened during this supposedly "Golden Era". Well, the 80's rolled around and the place became dingier and smellier. Somehow this never stopped every single man in my extended family heading there for Boxing Day drinks, while us kids played with our Christmas presents and waited to see the varying states of disarray that the menfolk of my family would return in. In the 90's this still continued but at the end of the decade, the pub was really a dead entity. Much like most of my relatives by this point. So, recently I noticed that they gave the place an overhaul. It LOOKED better... but I still did not chance it. They gave it an even more of a makeover not long after. By now, it actually looked good. There were even people in there and everything. I was impressed. So, when a relative was in town from New Zealand and he called me from there, I put on my bulletproof vest and gas mask and headed over... I was very surprised to find a great pub! The atmosphere was buzzy, the staff were great and the drinks were reasonably priced. What a shock. This secured my vote and I have been returning there regularly since. Funny how this behaviour spans three generations of my family now... So then, why are you giving the place only two stars Chris G.?!? Well, I chose to eat there. Big mistake. Meeting my friend and my cousin in there last night, two of us chose to eat - my cousin was far too sceptical for all that. Rightly so. Mark ordered the Kofte kebab, chips, selection of breads and salad. I went for the Grilled King Prawns with noodles. Now I am going to tell you about a little habit that I have... Whenever I visit a new restaurant, I order Calamari as a tester. It gives a lot away about a place. Is the calamari tough? Stringy? Oily? What is the portion like? In this example, the Queens Arms fails the arm test. The squid was dry, tasteless, thin and was a very small amount for a fiver. The experience did not improve from there. My prawns were OK enough, but laughably there were served on what looked, smelled and tasted suspiciously like BEEF SUPER NOODLES. No joke ladies and gentlemen. I was even left with that authentic "too much MSG, too many E-numbers" taste in my mouth. Needless to say, I spent a lot of last night feverishly refilling my Brita filter. The "Piece de no resistance" came in the greasy form of Mark's Kofte (or Qofte as the menu's typo suggested). Since when did Kofte kebab, chips, selection of breads and salad become CHEAP Iceland hamburgers, dodgy french fries, half a french loaf and some mixed lettuce and cabbage. The poor guy was hungry and all I could do is laugh.

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    Great atmosphere. Excellent food and even though we were" The Americans" they checked on us if we needed anything.

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    Good décor, the staff were friendly and had a good selection of drinks. not overpriced!

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