Admiral Codrington, Brompton

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On the outside, the Admiral Codrington looks rather like the sort of pub you'd find on a council estate, but inside turns out to be a trendy pub/restaurant chock-a-block with people who we used to describe as Sloanes. Apparently Fergie used to enjoy a tipple in here, but these days, probably, Weight Watchers keeps her at bay. Unlucky for her, as you sense some of the clientele might be in her dating range. The pub has a light, airy feel to it, much aided by the adjoining restaurant, with a small patio-esque outdoor seating area to its side. Only a couple of beers on offer last time we were in - Black Sheep and Spitfire - and perhaps unsurprisingly, a wide selection of wines and lagers.
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26 Sep 2011
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Three pints is a good qualify. The place is nice and warm with a decent and honest food for a pub.
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17 Mossop Street, Brompton, London, SW3 2LY

020 7581 0005

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Sloane Square: cross the square and take the road to the left of Peter Jones department store. Turn right and walk to Milner Street (4th left) then turn left. Walk along Milner Street and take the right fork, you should see the pub on the right. From South Ken turn left down Pelham Street, when you get to the junction with Fulham/Brompton Road cross it and then turn right down Draycott Street (almost straight ahead of you). Mossop Street is 3rd left and the pub is a short way along.

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26 Sep 11 Updated by gustavo_marchueta