King's Arms, Chelsea
FancyaPint?'s review...
Part of Young's programme of refurbishing their pubs, the TV and the fruit machine have made way for rather more plush furnishings. Added to the original tilework on the wall of the pub, the redecoration makes for a smart and decorous one-roomed pub. The problem, alas, is the upgrade has slightly taken away the character of this one: the pub's promotional literature waxes lyrical on how it once attracted rakes of the quality of Richard Harris and Oliver Reed; but now we get the impression that the rather formal feel of this one now isn't aimed at too many modern day hellraisers. All in all, it feels a bit characterless and bland after all that history.
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190 Fulham Road, Chelsea, London, SW10 9PN
020 7351 5043
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How to find the King's Arms pub
South Kensington: head down across Brompton Road towards Fulham Road - it doesn't matter which particular side street you use. Turn right at the Fulham Road and head towards the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. The pub is on your right before you reach it. Fulham Broadway: turn left out of the station and head east up Fulham Road walk past the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital (on your right) and you'll shortly see the pub on your left.
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History
23 Sep 11 Updated by FAPadmin
23 Sep 11 Updated by FAPadmin










