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Old Swan

206 Kensington Church St, London W8 4DP, United Kingdom

Old Swan
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4.2
887 reviews
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GR53+JX London, United Kingdom
+44 20 7229 8421
greeneking-pubs.co.uk
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Monday: 12–23
Tuesday: 12–23
Wedneasday: 12–23
Thursday: 12–23
Friday: 11–1
Saturday: 11–1
Sunday: 11–22
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Dominik Blagovic
Dominik Blagovic264 days ago
Good location. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Not like the typical pub, more bright and wide. Enjoy good drinks and food.
M.J. Millett
M.J. Millett325 days ago
It might be conveniently placed near Notting Hill Gate underground, but at the time of visiting (Thursday lunchtime in late July 2022) had no real ale available only lager. Shame.
Diego Vallejo
Diego Vallejo1 year ago
Was on a great streak until I fell into this place. Tourist trap and the food is terrible - look at this sad sampler. Would only recommend for a quick pint and then bounce SMH
Mariana
Mariana1 year ago
Went yesterday for a drink by myself and absolutely loved it. Cute place (took many pictures in the bathroom), great service and delicious drinks and food. I had two drinks and some chicken wings. Angelo and Andy gave me a really good quality service, thank you! Definitely recommend it!
Azrul Hizam
Azrul Hizam2 years ago
We were looking for a place to eat after British Museum and on the way to V&A Museum we passed the Old Swan. It was a bank holiday but thankfully the kitchen was already open, so we ordered our standard for pubs which is Fish & Chips. It did not disappoint, service was good and the pub was clean and quite well lit with big windows. They had the EPL and darts on tv.

Nice place to hangout with friends.
London Pub Map
London Pub Map2 years ago
🚇 Notting Hill Gate
🍺 £6.60 Estrella
❤️ A modern Greene King pub in fashionable Notting Hill.
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The Old Swan is located just off the busy junction of Notting Hill Gate and Kensington Church Street. Notting Hill Tube is just across the road.
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The original Swan Pub in Notting Hill was built in 1855 (last picture) and was demolished in the 1950’s for road widening. The pub was rebuilt in 1962 and for a time went under the moniker of The Rat & Parrot but eventually reverted to its original name.
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The pub has had a recent refurbishment which has transformed this boozer to a modern and stylish establishment. This is a good size one bar pub which doesn’t look like the usual uniformed @greene_official set up. There is a mixture of leather banquettes, poser tables and regular low level seating. The bar area looked good, dotted around the bar were some neon signs and a few TV’s showing live sport.
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The beer selection was good, I had a pint of Estrella and had no complaints except the price tag. The food menu is a combination of pub classics and American influences, fish and chips costs unusually £15.29.
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There was a terrific atmosphere here and a good mix of clientele. Around the fruit machine were an old couple trying their luck, a few ladies enjoying a mulled wine plus a few tourists discovering the area. I caught half an hour of the Poland v Saudi Arabia world cup game along with a few other lads albeit on mute.
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The @oldswannottinghill is a different proposition from the surrounding pubs in the area. It has an American bar feel to it which makes for a contrasting pub experience, definitely worth a visit.
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ℹ️ Info correct on visiting 26/11/22
Gabriella Ghenov Guiss
Gabriella Ghenov Guiss2 years ago
The food is nice and the menu has some variety to choose from. Nothing really special, but nothing to complain neither. Their brunch menu is on until noon and there is a bottomless option since 10hAM until 12hPM for less than 30 quid.
Margherita Coraggio
Margherita Coraggio2 years ago
place near the subway exit. comfortable in position. there is a large selection of beers and the food is very good indeed. we tasted some typical local dishes, proposed by Antonio and Martina who were very welcome. really very nice staff.
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