Highly rated as a gastropub, The Havelock just off Brook Green is well known in these back streets of West London. Popular with the locals, last time we were here we spotted local celebrity Stephen Merchant propping up the bar. The food deserves its reputation as good quality nosh but, thankfully, this doesn't detract from the fact that the Havelock is still very much a pub - no table bookings here. So if you're only in the mood for a pint, there's no being treated like a second class citizen. Under the same management team since it re-opened as a gastropub April 1996, the standard has remained consistently high (interrupted only by a fire in 2008). The only slight annoyance is that they only accept cash or an old fashioned cheque - flashing your plastic won't impress here.
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London's annual equestrian fiesta graces Olympia once more for a full week of galloping, jumping and pinpoint dressage steps. There's enough to please ...More
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This school teaches about 800 students from 40 different countries, offering general and exam focused English language courses for adults.
Students prepare for the Cambridge exams ... More
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Holland Park Avenue / Kensington High Street,Kensington,
London,
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13 minutes walk from The Havelock Tavern
Small, pretty park in west London.
Pretty, petit Holland Park is the ideal location for those wanting to escape the clamour of the city but who ... More
One of four West London bars owned by Jordan Swinscoe and marketed under the House Bars name, Priory House is a Mediterranean tapas restaurant in ... More
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Highly rated as a gastropub, The Havelock just off Brook Green is well known in these back streets of West London. Popular with the locals, last time we were here we spotted local celebrity Stephen Merchant propping up the bar. The food deserves its reputation as good quality nosh but, thankfully, this doesn't detract from the fact that the Havelock is still very much a pub - no table bookings here. So if you're only in the mood for a pint, there's no being treated like a second class citizen. Under the same management team since it re-opened as a gastropub April 1996, the standard has remained consistently high (interrupted only by a fire in 2008). The only slight annoyance is that they only accept cash or an old fashioned cheque - flashing your plastic won't impress here.
