The Warwick Castle

No one waiting you after sitting outside for 45 minutes. No bringing a drink, no bringing a menu, the staff just passed by you and says NOTHING. They just IGNORE you.

Great atmosphere inside, pub quiz on Wednesdays.
Nice outdoor seating next to the flower shop, so always a nice atmosphere.
Mews style road so nice and quiet.

Proper British pub. The staff was surly but efficient and the menu is limited but tasty. We tried a variety of burgers which were all tasty. The butternut squash salad was good, but had too much olive oil.

Cute old pub with good beers and wines. Friendly staff and a nice buzzy atmosphere! Good for a casual drink and the foods pretty good too!

This is the second time my dad and I have stumbled upon this place after a walk through the Portobello Market. It’s a nice oasis of quiet after a long day of shopping and haggling with the various vendors outside.
Menu is pretty diverse; my dad ordered a sandwich and a Carlsburg while I ordered an Earl Gray and a veggie hummus spread. I really enjoyed mine, especially the root vegetables. The hummus was deliciously chunky — homemade? It was perfect after a long week of pub eating and drinking.
The servers seem to be a bit indifferent. This is probably the only comment I have. Otherwise it’s a good place to pop in for lunch!

Nice neighbourhood pub– nothing fancy but quite old school with nice people behind the bar. One of maida vale gem

Great little pub in the streets near little Venice. Friendly staff and good beers. So few of these local boozers are left nowadays.

We wandered in here after a long day sightseeing and it was slightly rainy so we needed a place to eat near our rented flat. There were my wife and I, our daughter and her husband and their two daughters. Apparently we were too touristy as our experience there was very bad. After deciding that we would try the Tuesday night special (good from 6:00 to 9:30) for the adults, we were informed by the gentleman behind the bar that there was no special that evening (it was 6:30) and no hamburgers (even though a woman who appeared to be a waitress was sitting there eating one). We decided that we would just find another place to eat.
So, thank you Warwick Castle for sending us on our way, as we found a more upscale restaurant down the road a couple of blocks. We were welcomed there with open arms even though we were slightly undressed for the restaurant, and assured that we were fine and that they had a children’s menu. All’s well that ends well.

Went to London with my wife on a business trip. Stayed nearby and happened upon this place during a morning run. We were looking for a good neighborhood pub and found it. All fresh food, and they accommodated gluten free dishes for my wife who has celiac. great décor, supper friendly staff, and great beer. Brilliant experience for a British pub. We had pint of prawns for appetizer. My wife had the ham with eggs and chips, I had the cod cakes with crayfish and Spinach? Fresh and very tasty. Prices are reasonable.

I hesitate to write another review for a pub I like so much, because I hate to see it get over run by tourists, but the Warwick Castle is just so great I can’t resist!
I’m a local but hadn’t been there and had even heard that I might get ‘funny looks’ and made to feel somewhat unwelcome, but that wasn’t the case at all. Even with my American accent making me an obvious outsider (although not a tourist), I received great service and had a really fun time there.
Now I’m really going to sound like a Yank, but I have to tell you that I was jones-​ing for a burger, big time. I’m not the typical McDonald’s-eating American but I am a midwestern girl who likes a good burger a few times a year and it was time. I didn’t have great expectations, but was more than pleasantly surprised at the cooked-​just-​right ample patty of meat, soft-​on-​the-​inside-​crusty-​on-​the-​outside bun and abundant pile of chips! That and a bottle of Heinz ketchup (wink!) and I was a happy camper!
They were having a trivia contest that night and everyone was playing. It got people talking to those around them and built up a nice commeraderie. It was a nice evening and a great pub.
Hope I’ll feel as comfortable when I return.

Came here this past Sunday for Sunday Roast with my Uni program. They booked the whole place, but I think people still came in for beers, whatever. Sunday Roast was great! I was starving and when my roaste beef came. with its pudding? and crispy potatoes. and sides of veggies, i was delighted! My beef was tender, omg, soo good… and the potatoes were good, loved the gravey. The place is cute, and there’s lots of room to settle down. The people are veryy nice, and very jolly which made the event even better. And it’s right by Little Italy… so give that a look! But watch out for pick pocketers.

Not far from Little Venice, this pub is tucked down a side street which almost guarantees it remains a haven from the tourists. Cosy and warm in the winter, usually with a fire and sleeping dog to boot, and open with outside seating in the summer.
Their range of beers is solid and ever changing and the food is surprisingly good. A great spot to start/​finish a walk along the canal. You’d feel rather smug if this were your local.

Wonderful little pub tucked away down a mews. Several rooms, big on sport but not giant screens. Good beer.

The pub looks really great outside. Inside it’s also OK but not much more. It’s nice they have a real open fire.
One man behind the bar looked like the landlord and there was a kidding youngster speaking Italian or something.
They seem to be a Fuller’s house with three handpumps. My pint was as cloudy as a soup. So the man wondered whether he should give it to me or not. So, I had different one (also a little too warm).
I was not really pleased.

Wonderful food at lunchtime especially the homemade soup and Great value as well.