Traditional Victorian pub offering British cuisine and a changing selection of beers.
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Rating breakdown
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5 ★60%
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4 ★30%
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3 ★6%
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2 ★1%
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1 ★2%
Quick facts
- What is the rating of The Kings Arms?
- The Kings Arms is rated 4.4 out of 5 based on 716 reviews.
- Where is The Kings Arms located?
- 65 Newcomen St, London SE1 1YT, United Kingdom
- How can I contact The Kings Arms?
- Phone: +44 20 7407 1132 · Website: kingsarmsborough.co.uk
Food was good, and drinks as well. Nice and friendly staff.
We ordered chicken burger 🍔 and sausage mashed potatoes 🥔 😋 with wings and pork belly. Everything was tasty and delicious 😋
We ordered chicken burger 🍔 and sausage mashed potatoes 🥔 😋 with wings and pork belly. Everything was tasty and delicious 😋
Nice atmosphere and friendly service. Drinks were also nice with unusually a great selection of house wines. Also a very basic round of a glass of wine and a glass of coke came in £3.50 cheaper than a pub we next met friends in which had a lot less atmosphere and seemed more chain like.
A great place, The Kings Arms, just off Borough High Street is a pub serving a variety of cask and keg beers, all perfectly kept. Wonderful people behind the bar offering excellent service. A lovely place for a beer on a great day!
Dane and his staff were excellent. The Sunday Roast and other food and drinks were fantastic. This was a very memorable experience for me and my family. I highly recommend visiting the Kings Arms pub if you are in London.
Traditional Victorian pub off Borough High Street - virtually a parody of a London local neighbourhood boozer - spills onto the narrow Newcomen Street, hard to ignore, harder to resist.
Authentic and grounded.
An informed beer selection here, reasonable prices, snug and far enough from the maddening crowd.
The colourful, well-referenced exterior Royal coat of arms makes for a handy anecdotal titbit.
This be the real thing - seek it out, history is on your side.
Authentic and grounded.
An informed beer selection here, reasonable prices, snug and far enough from the maddening crowd.
The colourful, well-referenced exterior Royal coat of arms makes for a handy anecdotal titbit.
This be the real thing - seek it out, history is on your side.
Small pub, big energy. Bright and airy on an early sunny Saturday afternoon. Down a cool little side street (maybe a mews?) with an equally cool coffee shop next door. Lovely decorations outside and in with a classic interior. And Landlord on cask means I’m stopping in for a pint!
A quaint local pub, the service and atmosphere were great. We went 1 hour before the kitchen closed and the food was a bit slow to come out. My bf didn't like his white wine spritzer or my fish cake, though the salad was nice, and he did like his beer-battered fish and the chips were nice and crispy. I was expecting the stick toffee pudding to be sticky but it wasn't, so that was a bit disappointing, but the custard sauce it came with was fantastic and cut the sweetness beautifully.
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