Pimlico pubs
CASK Pub and Kitchen, 6 Charlwood St, SW1V 2EE
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Telephone: 07883 605796
Previously known as: The Pimlico Tram
Nearest station: Pimlico, Zone 1 (340 metres)
The Country Pub, 52 Cambridge Street, SW1V 4QQ
It's lying. It's actually very difficult to get further away from the country than Pimlico. Blatant falsehood aside, this provided us with good beer and delicious vittles, and was altogether extraordinarily pleasant. A summer pub.
Reviewed by Fred Flange
Telephone: 020 7834 5281
Nearest station: Victoria, Zone 1 (690 metres)
The Gallery, Lupus Street, Pimlico, SW1V 3AS
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Telephone: 020 7821 7573
Nearest station: Pimlico, Zone 1 (140 metres)
The Jugged Hare, 172 Vauxhall Bridge Road, SW1V 1DX
Nice place... good ale.. if you like british ale that is... warm and flat. Nice people. Good joint... Good pies
Reviewed by Chris, Feb 2009
Telephone: 020 7828 1543
Nearest station: Victoria, Zone 1 (500 metres)
The Marquis of Westminster, 50 Warwick Way, Pimlico, SW1V 1RY
From a distance, this extraordinary establishment is easily confused with a butcher's shop, possessing the same red-and-white-stiped awnings flapping limply in the breeze. Coming closer, I can make out the words 'Marquis of Westminster - Cafe Bar' written in a fancy font, suggesting luxury, elegance, sophistication. Cursing inwardly at the thought of another gentrified boozer full of posh nobs, I enter anyway, and immediately find myself in a parallel universe. The whole interior seems to have been hit by a bomb that only contained Artex and carpet, the result being a ravaged mess of beige shiny Artex lathered over wood, walls, ceilings, fireplaces and plasterboard, and a skein of bright red carpet that rises off the floor and rather alarmingly rolls up the front of the bar. As Cafe Bars go, this one looks less like the repose of sophisticated fashionistas and more like the inside of a badly built barn decorated by a bunch of three year olds. The ceiling is singularly difficult to describe, consisting of an inept spider's web of (Artexed) crossbeams supported by columns of (Artexed) cheap lumber that would have embarrassed Robinson Crusoe's desert island hut. A tiny disco ball hangs over the entrance, whilst disco lights behind the bar add a suitably psychedelic hue to proceedings. The windows are adorned with mind-bendingly bright red and yellow taffeta, and are framed by mouldering curtains, while broken light fittings hang off the walls in various states of dejection. I stare boggle-eyed at my surroundings, while everyone else seems to act as if it's perfectly normal to spend Saturday lunchtime in an Artexed shed in the middle of Pimlico, watching sickly disco lights and talking ceaselessly about diets. Food arrives, and it's a warm baguette with Kraft slices and pickle that looks like dog shit. And that tastes superb. The Beatles burst over the speakers, there's horse racing on the telly, and I find myself floating off in this improbable other universe. This place is utterly and magnificently unique - a mandatory place of pilgrimage for anyone with an interest in pubs - redefining the words 'Cafe Bar' in a never-to-be-repeated way.
Reviewed by Fred Flange, Jan 2006
Telephone: 020 7828 1700
Nearest station: Victoria, Zone 1 (560 metres)
The Prince of Wales, 91 Wilton Road, SW1V 1DW
A traditional pub occupying a quiet street corner in Pimlico. This small Edwardian time capsule serves a decent range of beers which may be enjoyed either inside or outside on the pavement. It ticks all the right boxes, but lacks a certain something which we cannot define in this review. Popular with locals and builders.
Reviewed by Paul Melton, Oct 2006
Telephone: 020 7233 8898
Nearest station: Victoria, Zone 1 (470 metres)
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