We did not stay at the hotel but we went to eat at their pub for our son's graduation dinner. The restaurant/pub is beautiful with very British style. The food was traditional British. The menu we had to choose from was the Christmas menu. We enjoyed everything but our favorite was the toasty for appetizer. We recommend it even if for just drip and appetizers. read more

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It's a neighborhood pub. A quintessential British neighborhood pub. There is a large beer garden, plenty of interior seating, and all the wood and painted ceilings your British fix could ever want. The selection of beer is impressive. It is, however, challenging to translate North American beer taste to UK flavors. My solution - and something that worked perfectly at the Warrington - ask the bartender what they like to drink. I got a fantastic pale ale. Bam! read more

When it comes to The Warrington Hotel, the only thing I'm disappointed about is that I hadn't discovered it sooner. As a frequent London traveler, I only wish I'd known of this wonderful place before my last trip. It is now my favorite place to stay on the West End and I will definitely be staying here again. I initially booked a room here on a last-minute trip to London and I am so very glad I did. I feel as if fate brought me to its doorstep. The building itself is chock full of a colorful past and history and situated in the most charming neighborhood. The rooms are wonderfully decorated and clean and surprisingly spacious. The pub is cozy and offers a genuine London pub atmosphere. Food and drinks were both terrific. The company was even better. I felt a part of a neighborhood I so wish I lived in. The cherry on top? The staff. I can't thank managers Nathan and Keir enough for their warm hospitality and candor. They went above and beyond to accommodate me and even offered help due to some last-minute rearrangements on my trip. They are so knowledgeable and truly care about their guests. You can tell The Warrington is a point of pride for them which is so refreshing in this time. The Warrington Hotel (& pub!) is a wonderful London locale best experienced. Go for the history & the ambiance. Stay for the friends that become family. Thank you again for everything, Nathan & Keir. read more

So we're on vacation now and I want the REAL English/British experience. My friend insisted we have a traditional Sunday Roast. My friend says that Sunday roast, obviously only on Sunday's, but it's usually a very LARGE Sunday brunch typically with potatoes and Yorkshire pudding and some type of meat and gravy. It's like dinner for breakfast. We first initially tried to eat elsewhere but it shut down! Well, not too far away was this location, The Warrington. (It is also a Hotel mind you. So I'll only be speaking on the bar/restaurant.) Located in a very nice neighborhood. REALLY nice. Within walking 20 feet down the street, I crossed 3 Porsches and 1 Range Rover. The houses are 3-4 stories high with freshly manicured topiaries. Anyways, as soon as you walk in you're welcomed to a large, ornate lounging and dining area with dark wood furniture. Very beautiful and antique feeling as if not much had been changed over the past century, everything just looks so intricate. Back to, Sunday roast! You choose either chicken, pork, or beef. I ordered beef. Let me tell you, this was the best breakfast ever. Two generous slices of roast beef atop a bed of a variety of roasted potatoes, sautéed kale and Yorkshire pudding all slathered with a warm brown gravy. Honestly, I could have had more and could eat this every Sunday if at all possible. My other friend ordered a Niçoise salad which I just learned is a traditional French dish that has Tuna, hard-boiled egg and olives. I didn't try it but the presentation was just as beautiful and she said just as delicious. read more

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Good and friendly neighbourhood pub with an impressive interior and tables outside. Legend has it that it used to be a Brothel (which is where the current guest rooms come from) until it got bought by Gordon Ramsay. Ramsay doesn't own it anymore, but the food is still decent (what you'd expect from a normal pub) and the drinks are cheaper than at the close-by Elgin! read more

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Nice atmosphere, great bar, challenged food service. Ordered off the menu at 8:20 on a Saturday night, waited 40 minutes to be told one of our two orders was off the menu. Over an hour later and still no food on our table. Also hot as hades in the dining room. On the bright side, once I got the attention of the wait staff, our food was out and we'd had a free round besides. The food, at last, was tasty. Kudos to John, working the bar, for coming through in the clutch at the last moment. read more

The most gorgeous pub I've ever been in. A cozy fireplace with a big leather couch, comfy chairs and bookcases. The service was a little off, but I was too busy thinking about snogging Russell Brand on that leather couch in front of the fireplace to mind. read more

Just come back from this pub, so forgive any fuzzy errors. My local, and definitely one of my favourites. Fortunately when Gordon Ramsey took over and gastro-pubbed this place he didn't change much. The gorgeous art nouveau style panelling is still there. I think there was maybe a dart board before, and he did kick out Ben's Thai from upstairs though ('dang!' a Maida Vale institution), but fortunately they have found a new home in the Sam Smith pub down the road. I also think the pub looks quintessentially English as has two big red telephone boxes outside. I'm sure they are there just for show (I bet you Ramsey rents them), as I have never seen anyone use them ever. Good beer and wine menu. I haven't tried the food here yet, I have to admit from all reports I don't hold high hopes, especially after the frozen ready meal controversy (see Wikipedia). However they appear to have a reasonable price set menu for autumn so I will come back, and let you know how it works out. read more

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I'm not a fan of Gordon Ramsay as a television star. I think his aggressively abrasive egomaniacal personality is appalling, and the crude way he demeans everyone who crosses his path is deplorable. As a result, I never would intentionally seek out one of his restaurants, but friends who live in St. John's Wood brought us here, and I'm sorry they did, because they spent far more than the meal warranted. First of all, the pub is spectacular, from its stunning mosaic floor to its stained glass windows to its marble fireplace to its Art Deco details and Victorian fixtures. The decor in the contemporary dining area is crisp and clean, although the tables are much too close together to allow for private conversations. As someone who fancies himself to be perfect, Ramsay needs to keep a tighter rein on his kitchen crew and wait staff. None of the food that reached our table was extraordinary, and there were long delays between courses. Our friendly waiter was very apologetic, but he seemed to have trouble handling a full station. My chicken liver and game pâté was slightly dry but the spiced plum chutney served with it was a wonderful complement. My husband's onion soup was thin and bland, surprising underseasoned. He had better luck with his entree, succulent roasted pork belly served with kale and puréed onions and a slightly too-sweet raspberry sauce, but my lamb steak was so overcooked I had to send it back. The replacement finally arrived after everyone else had nearly finished eating, and it was neither hot nor medium rare as I ordered. Our friends thought their selections - roast baby chicken and hangar steak - were adequate but nothing special. The fig and almond tart with clotted cream was slightly dry, and the caramel sauce served with the sticky toffee pudding was much too thick. Coffee was excellent. The restroom looked and smelled like it hadn't been cleaned in a week, and we left without using it. After this experience, I truly believe Gordon Ramsay is a legend only in his own mind. read more

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We stopped here our first night in London and the food was really good. Cool place to eat and hangout and have some drinks. read more

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I strongly disagree with the negative reviews on here. I love this place. Will I forgive the waitress at the bar who drooled at the sight of my boyfriend when we walked in? Maybe not. Will i forgive the waitress for giving me no eye contact during service? Maybe i will. The pub downstairs is beautiful, i have photos of this place i need to upload for all of you, please try it! Lovely atmosphere, reasonable prices and good food. read more

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The Warrington Hotel is renowned as having one of the finest pub interiors in London, and is now part of the Gordon Ramsay empire. Mr Ramsay himself is said to dislike the 'gastro-pub' label, (good so far) and so has retained the downstairs bar as a pub, and created a fine dining restaurant upstairs. (NB It is no longer a hotel as such - there's no accommodation). Built in 1859 and extensively refurbished in 1900, the classical white Italianate exterior belies the opulence within: only the entrance pillars, with their green and blue glazed tiles with plant motifs, and a pair of huge iron-and-glass lamps hint at the splendour to come. The bar area is dominated by a huge curved bar, with a marble counter and carved mahogany base. Elsewhere, Tiffany-style lamps compete with etched and stained glass, murals, mosaics, elaborate plaster work and yet more glazed tiles. The style is hard to define - a sort of art-nouveau crossed with arts-and crafts. The restaurant, on the other hand, is restrained cool in the extreme: creams, greys and beiges make for a calm, if slightly dull, dining space. It still serves real ale, with three reliable if unadventurous regulars (Fuller's London Pride, Greene King IPA and Adnam's broadside) joined by a guest ale, which this week was the very nice (and rare, in London) Harviestoun 'Bitter and Twisted', an blond beer coming in at 4.8% ABV. The menu (and I haven't yet eaten here, so can't comment on the quality) also divides between bar and restaurant. The oddly-named 'Bar Snacks' menu features meals rather than snacks - soup at £3.50, a Ploughman's lunch at £6.50 and a selection of pies, mushy peas and mash at £11.50. Hot food is only available at lunchtime. I'm less impressed that a 12.5% service charge is added in the bar - perhaps a sign of restaurant-management thinking. The restaurant, on the other hand, is much more what you'd expect: starters from £6.75 to £9.25, including scallops, potted duck, snails, steak tartare, fresh salmon and risotto; soups and salads from £6.50 to £8.25; and mains - all restrained modern British fare- range between £10 and £20, with side dishes are around £3 and puddings at £6. The wine list has plenty of variety - ranging from £13.50 to a selection in the £100+ bracket, so you should find something to suit your taste and pocket. Again, a service charge of 12.5% is added, so expect a two-course meal with wine to cost around £50 a head. The restaurant seemed very popular, judging by the constant arrival and disappearance upstairs of a stream of generally well-heeled diners. A few quibbles, however: the menu has, rather oddly, a separate 'Crustacea' section, which is slightly too biological for my liking, when 'shellfish' would suffice. (They could go the whole hog, I suppose, and go for a menu headed 'flora, herbivora, ave and icthyes'. Or maybe not). And the development of the restaurant has changed the atmosphere somewhat, from the local pub it was to a slightly more varied and, it has to be said, more pretentious crowd, although the atmosphere was still welcoming enough. Overall, it's worth a look inside, with a pint or two read more

The Warrington Hotel is a great venue which combines a hotel, a pub and an upstairs restaurant. Owned by Gordon Ramsay, the Warrington is popular with media peoples and committed locals alike. Retaining it's orginal atmosphere by serving real ale, organising quiz machines and keeping prices steady, the Warrington makes a good choice for those who aren't too interested in an overly pretenious venue. Upstairs (previously home to Ben's Thai restaurant) has been redeveloped as part of Gordon's plans to develop the orginal venue into a gastro pub. It's definately worth checking out. read more

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I went for Sunday roast today, made reservation for 2 in advance. The signs outside welcome everyone in, seems very inclusive. Unfortunately when you walk in, it's packed to the brim with people, and not a soul who works there will say hello or make eye contact. I tried to find a place to sit, nowhere to sit. Tried to flag someone down who works there, but they're obviously overwhelmed by 12pm and don't care about service. Left without getting a chance to try anything. Thanks but no thanks, such a waste of time and space with dirty furniture. read more

My local, and a thoroughly pleasant surprise all round. There are two side to Gordon Ramsay's Maida Vale establishment. The pub downstairs is a decent size (tables and seats for maybe 50?), and is beautifully decorated in a style reminiscent of how a British pub should be - with a few lavish touches. My drink of choice (vodka, soda and fresh lime) is £2.80, the staff are great and the music is as well. Really fun pub quiz on a Monday night (£3 entry per person, max. team of five), and posh pub food - but no Sky. My lovely other half took my Mum and I to the restaurant upstairs a few weeks ago, and I fell in love a little bit. It's like stepping into a Victorian dining room, with a lot of light and standard white-table-clothed service. We went on a Sunday, and though I was tempted by the set lunch menu (£18 for two courses, £22 for three) - we all had roast beef. It was THE BEST I've ever had out. You can't compare restaurant cooked to that served at home, you just can't. We also had some tasty home-made bread, and amazing deserts. The best was the tarte tartin, and the dark chocolate mousse - with blood orange sorbet to die for. Reading the reviews to my right, I totally disagree with the negative ones - but I always think that who you go anywhere with makes a massive difference. I'm considering booked one of the private rooms for my birthday. An all together perfect weekend eatery and a great pub to boot. read more

This pub has character and lots of it. It is incredibly cozy and welcoming. I stayed for hours and thoroughly enjoyed my time. This is where I had a sampling of a lot of British foods. Some hits, some not so much. I've decided I can't go wrong with bangers and mash, anything with chips involved, and salads. Their sausage roll and Scotch egg also made a good impression. The prices were reasonable and the staff was incredibly friendly and fast. I should have taken them up on their offer to return for New Year's Eve. read more

The Warrington Hotel is a great venue which combines a hotel, a pub and an upstairs restaurant. Owned by Gordon Ramsay, the Warrington is popular with media peoples and committed locals alike. Retaining it's orginal atmosphere by serving real ale, organising quiz machines and keeping prices steady, the Warrington makes a good choice for those who aren't too interested in an overly pretenious venue. Upstairs (previously home to Ben's Thai restaurant) has been redeveloped as part of Gordon's plans to develop the orginal venue into a gastro pub. It's definately worth checking out. read more

We stumbled upon this place when looking at flats in the area and were initially really impressed. We didn't realise we were in a Ramsey's Gastro pub until we looked at the bar menu. I had low hopes for the food as I thought it was simply a nice looking pub, which have all to often tricked me into thinking the food will match the decor. Once we had seen Ramsey's name gracing the menu I was reminded of the ready meal scandal mentioned below, and luckily so. We ordered a cheese plate as a tester, with the potential to order food later if the cheese went well. 10/15 minutes later our small plate of British Cheeses with a few crackers arrived. It looked interesting but I can honestly say I had never before encountered sweaty plate of cheese. Every cheese was wet and limp looking which worried us but we tried it regardless thinking Ramsey might know something we didn't. But after a mouthful each we could see it just didn't taste right. The fact the wait staff didn't notice how sweaty and awful the cheeses looked was a surprise, as was their indifferent response when we pointed it out. When the plate was replaced it was fine and clearly a fresh plate of cheese. All the cheeses were nice enough but only one or two stood out more than the small portion of each cheese. This said service was charming in places and it is a beautiful pub so i would go back for drinks (maybe) but doubt I would pay Ramsey prices for another potentially disappointing meal. read more

The downstairs interior is spectacular, as if it's made of toffee, almost so overdone it looks like a film set. Sadly upstairs is a different matter: the interior is nothing special; the food was poor, dishes arrived after an age with tepid mashed potato, and a steak & kidney pie that smelled 'doggy', no other vegetables on the plate (hint: something green, peas perhaps?) Dessert was nice, but none of the food was as good as Marks & Spencers & they do £10 dinner for two including wine a fraction of the cost of going here. I really wanted this to be great, or even good, the food isn't even mediocre, if it wasn't for the downstairs decorations no-one would go here. To summarise: it's Gordon Ramsay, but nothing you couldn't do yourself at home and better after a visit to the supermarket. read more

Dear Gordon and your holding company, I feel that the vibe and atmosphere have evaporated from The Warrington since you took it over. No longer can my friends, family and I come here and relax in the homely feeling that the ship-like decor used to provide. No longer can I go for a formidable Thai meal for a reasonable price at Ben's above The Warrington. All of the old regulars have seemed to be evaporated...I even heard stories of old "undesirable" regulars being barred for ridiculous reasons so as to gentrify the place. Impossible and improbable, I am certain Mr Ramsey. Even though long before you got your greeezy mitts on the place, the fantastic ritual of being able to sit on the large grassy roundabout was banned, I ask you... "Where has the vibe gone? Did you asset strip it?!?" read more

Have loitered with intent there on a few occasions and have always had a good time - actually I think the only thing I have ever eaten there is fish and chips, which are pretty good. It is a lovely location, which sets it apart from many other pubs in London. Well worth a visit (or several). read more

Located in Little Venice, this is a spectacular traditional Victorian pub. The interior is truly amazing, featuring spectacular stained glass windows, mirrors, ornate pillars and comfy seats and sofas. The bar itself is of dark wood design. Not surprisingly, it is always very busy and I have never managed to secure a seat! Luckily there is seating available outside! Great emphasis is placed on gourmet food, as The Warrington is a Gordon Ramsay establishment! This is a truly outstanding pub full of character and a must see! read more

Good local pub - everything you would expect from a local pub - chilled staff, some good old fashioned wooded panels and walls ... Nice place. It also serves some food - very basic - Don't expect any gourmet food. Not a destination pub but if you are in the area - this may be your best bet. read more

This is exactly the sort of place that DC misses out on completely. But then again, if it did exist in DC, it would either be a private club or an en mass breeding ground for pretentious douche bags, with nothing but leased bmw 3 series lined up in the parking lot. So, yes, as much as it is missed in DC, London's probably the place for it. Old pub at the Warrington Hotel taken over by Gordon Ramsey, and from what I heard, resold to the public with minimal meddling. The drinks aren't that expensive (about 4 pounds for a 10yr single malt), there is plenty of room, and a pleasant crowd spanning varied ages. Nice leather chairs, and I think I saw a quieter section with a fire place on one end. The décor is what sells it the best I think; high ornamental ceilings, a posh bar, leather chairs etc. I am assured that the food there is very good as well; especially the brunch on weekends. read more

Came here with a friend for some cozy pub food, and it was ok! Nothing stood out as absolutely divine, but everything was good enough to consider returning. The staff, on the other hand, is not great - they all look SO damn tired and overworked, I just wanted to give them all a hug and send them home to a warm bath. read more

First impressions good when you arrive but the Service is very slow and unprofessional. it's not a British run pub no service with a smile or friendly banter. The staff are rude and unfriendly, worst pub I have ever been to. read more

Very disappointing, menu was very uninspiring and overpriced. We had to eat here due to a torrwntial downpour, and half the customers had to move because of water coming in from the roof. We ate at the restaurant a few months ago and that was good, but that has gone downhill too. I suspect that GordonRamsey pubs are having to make cost savings due to te economy. We wont be going there again. read more

Beautiful, beautiful pub, with tons of outdoor seating. The inside is just the perfect, quintessential establishment, with a dark wood bar, stained glass, and a roaring fire. Just go for the drinks and for the ambiance, as the food is overpriced and just not good. read more

A friend of ours celebrated his birthday here. Knowing him, I was expecting something in Camden or Soho but hey, the Warrington is close to his place so yeah... To be honest, it didn't impress me much. It's big, Gordon Ramsey owns it (most people say it was much better before he bought it) it's expensive (£12 for a vodka orange and a Kopparberg) and the "locals" are some old farts with huge bellies, who are very drunk and they really try to impress you by pinching your bum. The toilets are unisex- which is a great idea- but again, if you're stuck with the old drunks in there - no fun! Gypsy bands lurk around the pub and once they start playing, you are surrounded by young boys asking for money... and they insist. The place has a very Victorian air to it and the garden, again, is big. On a Friday night it's very crowded - I don't think there was anyone inside, except for the people at the bar. Obviosuly, I had to wait ages until I got my drink. read more

The Warrington, Gordon Ramsay's latest investment of £6million opened earlier this month, without publicity, but rumour has it that it is already fully booked for several weeks due to word-of-mouth recommendations. Kate Moss is among those who have been seen eating at the pub in Warrington Crescent, Maida Vale. The Warrington features an art nouveau bar and dining room and has been renovated extensively by the celebrity chef who bought it more than a year ago. The TV chef seems to be sticking to a very down to earth menu and doing his best to keep the locals happy by considerately restoring the pub's listed Victorian interior. The menu features classics such as steak and kidney pie (£11.50) plus more adventurous dishes like braised Gloucester pig cheeks with Swede (£11.00) and roast Guinea Fowl with Puy lentils and bacon (£13.25). Bar snacks include pork pies (£6) and pickled cockles (£1.50). The pub's archaic stained-glass windows, mosaic-tiled porch, stone fireplace and frescoes featuring semi-naked women attests to its origin as a brothel, later became known as Warrington Hotel- have all been retained. The Warrington is run by Mark Sargeant, the former head chef at Ramsay's Claridge's restaurant, who is responsible developing the Ramsay group's expansion into pubs. It was bought by Gordon Ramsay Holdings as part of a strategy to conquer London's gastropub market. Last week, Ramsay purchased his fourth venture - the York And Albany in Camden, which is set to reopen in May. His two other pubs are The Narrow in Limehouse and The Devonshire in Chiswick, are being received positively in their respective localities. At best I think you could end up paying around 30.00 for lunch and 45.00 for dinner ot just go in for a drink and eat for under tenner. read more

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No sooner did I leave The Warrington in Maida Vale did I read in The London Paper (rest its soul) that Gordon Ramsey's pub had failed a health inspection. Apparently they found mouse droppings in the kitchen, under the sink and in the window sills. I'm writing this review as if I didn't know that, but be advised that mousecrap supersedes whatever tasty things I had at The Warrington I started out with the potted duck with apple and onion chutney. I wasn't sure if the lukewarmness of this dish was intentional or not, but I found it to be a nice light start to the meal. Bread was meh. The main was a braised lamb shank with sweet potato mash. Lamb shank should fall off the bone and melt in your mouth. This did that, but unfortunately what fell of the bone was mostly fat. Ick. I also wish there was some sort of a vegetable served along with this. Lamb is good, sweet potatoes are excellent, but I need something to cut the salt and sweet. That said though, there were some really nice flavours out of this. The broth was really nice. The Warrington's food was just ok. The building itself is just gorgeous. Considering the whole mouse crap thing, I won't go back to the restaurant proper, but I enjoyed my meal enough when I was there. I would definitely spend time in the pub downstairs though. It was also nice they had a California Zin on the glass list. You don't see that every day in England. read more

The Warrington restaurant on the first floor was absolutely delicious with lovely atmosphere & great prices! Only improvement needed is service as they took forever to take our order and did not tell me that they were going to switch my fish. We went on a Sunday evening and got a prix-fixed menu at £18 for 2 courses. Salted beef starter was excellent, as was the soup. Ham hock starter was nice but not quite as good as the others. I ordered the sea bass but ended up getting salmon, without the server telling me. Luckily I like salmon & it was all delish. The feather blade was extremely tender and tasty, as was the tomato aubergine tart. Crumble & rice pudding were perfect to finish. And wine prices were fantastic. Pub atmosphere on the ground floor looked lively and I'd love to go back to check it out. read more

I did expect a better food and beer selection. I was disappointed, the food was not bad just ok. It is a nice pub, it just did not meet my expectations. read more

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This place was the coolest spot ever! We got to stay in the "the gamekeeper" room. Definitely spring the extra cash for that room. The copper tub was a really cool touch. The rooms are all unique and they must have been recently remodeled because they are super modern! Our good friends had recommended the Warrington and we are super grateful. We did not know the history of this place until we arrived. The authentic and original bar on the first floor is super cute. Apparently this place use to be a brothel back in the 1800's for nobility and is the place where the term "randy" was coined (the hotel sits on Randy Street)! You should note that there is no safe in the room. There is no "do not disturb" sign to put up. There are only like 5 rooms so be sure you pick the one you want! Just remember if you are coming back to your room after 1am, the bar entrance in the front is closed so walk around to the back and the electronic piece on the room key will get you in. We were a little worried that it might be loud at night but it totally wasn't! The bar is on the first floor and the rooms are all on the third floor so we didn't hear anything at night. There is no elevator so you will have to carry your luggage up the stairs to the third floor, but it is manageable. The only thing we did not like was the breakfast. There are tons of good eateries in walking distance that you can enjoy. We walked to the river and walked to the train station which is only a few blocks away. The location is pretty convenient! This place is like a hidden gem!! If you come across this as an option for your stay in London, definitely consider it! read more

The pub is nice, lovely classic interiors but my dining experience was quite a disappointment. I sat down on a messy table and after a good 15' wait, I had to ask a waiter if he could clean. He took the dishes and left the table just filthy. I had to go and ask for a towel to clean it up myself. Fine. It happens. I am not mad at a waiter if he/she is a bit distracted once but then comes the food. A piece of dry, overcooked meat with a bunch of veggies thrown together is not what I call a burger. All the people that work in here are nice. The just seem very disoriented all together. The dessert was OK. This pub seems to have a reputation but it doesn't meet the standards of the most average pub in London. It's definitely out of my list. read more

I like the pub a lot. It's beautiful, typically English. But if it was for the food, I would put two stars on this review. Have been there on a Sunday for lunch. We waited 45 minutes to get served, which was incredibly long for starving people. Then, so disappointed!! Order the salmon with mash potatoes. It was insipid. Not bad, but just NO TASTE! I wanted to get a pudding but I didn't dare in case it was as bad as the main. My friend ordered a burger it was also quite mediocre. Expensive food for what it was. I will go back for a drink, never again for food. read more

Review for hotel only: Stayed here recently for two nights. Nice quiet location with easy access to sights via the tube (3 minute walk). Lovely neighborhood as well. Room was fine - clean, but not as luxurious as appeared in pictures on their site. For $240 a night, expected slightly more. Additionally, housekeeping did not visit my room although I was assured they would. This was disappointing. Breakfast in the pub (a la carte) was quite nice, though difficult to navigate with a gluten allergy. All in all, a fine stay, though I will probably try a different spot on my next trip read more

An absolutely beautiful pub! Great seating areas, fireplace and gorgeous bar. Food is pretty great too. G Ramsey owns it, does the pub food as well as the restaurant upstairs. Family friendly also. Don't miss this place if you're in the area. Nice outside seating in the summer too. read more

Sat down but couldn't get service. They finally told us to order at the bar. They were out of lots of things. Finally decided to leave.

Came here at the end of the day to grab something to eat. I feel like this is kind of pricey for mediocre food. We tried the Warrington burger and the crispy duck leg. The burger is quite large and comes with a lot of cheese! It was a little overcooked, but not bad. The duck was kind of dry, don't think I'd order this again. The pub decor is really beautiful, and they were holding a trivia night when we came by. Seems like a nice place to meet with friends, but not somewhere I'd go for food. read more