The Clarendon , Victoria
FancyaPint?'s review...
Set back in the part of Pimlico somewhat less trodden, the Clarendon is a relatively upmarket pub in an area of contrasting fortunes. As such, it's very much a haunt of the younger, wealthier locals and we found it a generally decent - if uninspiring - spot for a couple of drinks. Unfortunately our last visit found nowhere to sit, so prospective visitors would do well arrive early. Indeed, the area in front of the bar was conspicuous for the absence of any tables or chairs; a couple of stools at the bar would've done nicely, but we suppose its been cleared to accommodate the crowds come Friday night. So instead, we hovered at the bar trying to look as if it was our usual position. You'll find a decent wine list and a couple of more popular ales, while on the food front they keep it surprisingly simple with burgers and sandwiches at around £8; other pub staples are a couple of pounds more. That said, despite the original features which help make it look like something resembling a pub, it did have the feel of a food orientated establishment and compared to some of the more lively down-to-earth places nearby, the atmosphere was rather languid. Ultimately its probably a decent little hideaway for some, but it doesn't quite get the juices flowing for us.
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52 Cambridge Street, Victoria, London, SW1V 4QQ
020 7834 5281
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How to find the The Clarendon pub
Come out of Rampayne Street exit of Pimlico tube, turn left, walk past The Gallery pub, and head down Lupus Street until the turning on your right for Cambridge Street. Head up Cambridge Street and the pub is about 10 mins walk. From Victoria: Leaving by the main entrance, turn left and head up to Buckingham Palace Road. Turn left again, cross Eccleston Street, then turn left on Elizabeth Bridge. Carry on until you get to Warwick Way. Cross the road and turn right along it. Take the next left and the pub is across the road.
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23 Aug 11 Updated by Wanderer
23 Aug 11 Updated by Wanderer









