This restored Victorian pub stands out amid the plethora of West London's gastropubs for its eclectic menu, cosy interior and wonderfully tranquil terrace. The canalside location makes the Grand Union the prefect place to while away a sunny afternoon. Originally the menu was dominated by their famous pies, delicately flaked morsels of British cuisine in an array of mouthwatering flavours. But a new chef has added flashes of Mediterranean flair with dishes such as spider crab fettucine alongside chicken and tarragon sausages with parsley mash and onion sauce. The puddings are superlative and combined with the pies are guaranteed to make you feel extremely fat and extremely happy!
The Grand Union
45 Woodfield Road, W9
Located in a not particularly lovely area of London, this pub is an outstanding place to pass a lazy summer... More
The Grand Union
Canals, Barges and Terraces in Maida Vale
Located in a not particularly lovely area of London, this pub stands out as a pleasant place to... More
Regent's Canal
Delve into the rich industrial past of the city as you glide languidly down the Regent's Canal. This man-made waterway is a branch... More
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Stock up on indulgent Christmas ingredients when you go to GAIL's Xmas Party which takes place at GAIL's stores in St John's Wood, Notting Hill ...More
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Adela Studio 8,
Old Gramophone Works,Saga Centre,Kilburn,
London,
W10Map
14 minutes walk from Grand Union
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In a not particularly lovely area, this pub stands out as a particularly pleasant place to pass a lazy summer afternoon. The pub was completely ... More
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This restored Victorian pub stands out amid the plethora of West London's gastropubs for its eclectic menu, cosy interior and wonderfully tranquil terrace. The canalside location makes the Grand Union the prefect place to while away a sunny afternoon. Originally the menu was dominated by their famous pies, delicately flaked morsels of British cuisine in an array of mouthwatering flavours. But a new chef has added flashes of Mediterranean flair with dishes such as spider crab fettucine alongside chicken and tarragon sausages with parsley mash and onion sauce. The puddings are superlative and combined with the pies are guaranteed to make you feel extremely fat and extremely happy!
