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King's Arms, Ealing
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(2 reviews)
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FancyaPint?'s review...
Approaching from a distance, such is the tasteful external colour scheme, you'd be forgiven for thinking this is your common-or-garden upmarket smartened up old boozer. Not this time, though: somewhat refreshingly the King's Arms is still an old boozer. Tucked on a quiet street behind that great wanton lump of architecture known as Ealing Broadway Centre, time has stood still here. It's a grand old Victorian pub, with two separate rooms, the back one of which is nicely kitted out with wood panelling. Worn carpets feature throughout and the radio plays endlessly. Our Saturday evening visit found a small host of older men tucking into the complimentary ham rolls, but as the evening progressed the demographics did begin to widen. Given the relaxed service and general laid back ambience, this is the sort of place to while away your time reading the paper, rather than have an raucous night out. Add a small B&B above and we're happy to award a three pint rating.
User reviews
26 Mar 2009
From the beers on sale it is a Fullers pub. It has just
been re-furbished (March 2009) and now sports a much more
up market menu and wine list, plus more continental lagers,
e.g. Hoegarden. Gone are the carpets. In is large pull down
screen for football. Still worth a pint or two.
been re-furbished (March 2009) and now sports a much more
up market menu and wine list, plus more continental lagers,
e.g. Hoegarden. Gone are the carpets. In is large pull down
screen for football. Still worth a pint or two.
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Exit left out of Ealing Broadway station and on the Broadway turn right. Follow the road around to the left onto the 'High Street' (next to M and S) and when you reach 'Finnegans Wake' turn left onto The Grove. The pub is a couple of minutes on the left
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14 Jun 11 Updated by FAPadmin
14 Jun 11 Updated by FAPadmin