Once a grubby, nicotine-stained, Guinness-soaked boozer, a tidy refit has breathed new life into the attractive Victorian frame we all thought had been abandoned to decay. Kilburn has been jealous of trendy, next-door West Hampstead for sometime but now, finally, it’s has been dosed with an injection of style and this looks to be just the beginning. It sits opposite the renowned Tricycle Cinema. Inside spread out on one of the numerous, large, spacious tables or curl up like a purring pussy in front of the fire in one of the strangely-shaped armchairs. Like most newly renovated pubs in London it’s a ‘gastro’ pub which means they pay a bit more attention to the food. They serve a selection of upgraded traditional standards with a twist.
Black Lion
2 South Black Lion Way, W6 9TJ
While the crowds of braying rugger-buggers and pointless Sloanes swarm into the soulless sports pubs further up the... More
The Black Lion
274 Kilburn High Road, Kilburn, NW6
Once a grubby, nicotine-stained, Guinness-soaked boozer, a tidy refit has breathed new life into the attractive... More
The Black Lion
Once a grubby, nicotine-stained, Guinness-soaked boozer, a tidy refit has breathed new life into the attractive Victorian frame we all... More
The Holly Bush is the quintessential London pub. Built in 1643 it has changed little over the centuries. Hidden in the attractive back alleys of ... More
The team behind the Old Queens Head & Queen Boadicea bring you the new big fixture on London’s nightlife scene. Following extensive refurbishment, The Westbury ... More
Located in one of the most desirable neighbourhoods, Dawson House Hotel certainly lives up to the exclusivity of its local area Hampstead. Located in ...More
The Tricycle Theatre certainly doesn't dodge the issues - it's always keen to premiere challenging multicultural work, getting under the skin of society and delving ...More
With a client list including No. 11 Downing Street, the London Dungeon and Tower Bridge, Camden Garden Centre must be doing something right in the ...More
Kilburn’s much-admired multi-arts centre doesn’t just cater to adults. A bevy of children’s activities will keep them amused and get them directly involved in visual ... More
Stuck for gift ideas? Why not take a look at the Tyrrell Katz catalogue.
Tyrrell Katz started out working on merchandise commissions for a number of ... More
The unique Penguin Boutique, nestled in the buzzy village atmosphere of West Hampstead, has an impressive selection of eclectic and original clothing from Paris. ...More
Strictly Sri-Lankan cuisine, this unostentatious restaurant is a rather exotic addition to West Hampstead. Traditionally, Sri Lankan cuisine has a fiery reputation. However, at Elephant ... More
Nero is probably the best of the Capital’s coffee shop chains. Offers a wide range of authentic Italian coffee in a pleasant relaxed environment. Snacks ...More
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Once a grubby, nicotine-stained, Guinness-soaked boozer, a tidy refit has breathed new life into the attractive Victorian frame we all thought had been abandoned to decay. Kilburn has been jealous of trendy, next-door West Hampstead for sometime but now, finally, it’s has been dosed with an injection of style and this looks to be just the beginning. It sits opposite the renowned Tricycle Cinema. Inside spread out on one of the numerous, large, spacious tables or curl up like a purring pussy in front of the fire in one of the strangely-shaped armchairs. Like most newly renovated pubs in London it’s a ‘gastro’ pub which means they pay a bit more attention to the food. They serve a selection of upgraded traditional standards with a twist.
