The Queens Arms, Kilburn - pub details
Address: 1 High Road, Kilburn, London, NW6 5SE [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 11711)
Kilburn Park (0.2 miles), Maida Vale (0.4 miles), Queens Park (0.7 miles)
Kilburn High Road (0.2 miles), Queens Park - London (0.7 miles), South Hampstead (0.7 miles)
Brewery: Young's
Pub facilities/features:
- Real ale
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Westbury, Kilburn (0.2 miles), Old Bell, Kilburn (0.2 miles), Prince Of Wales, Kilburn (0.2 miles), Carlton Tavern, Kilburn (0.2 miles), Bridge Tavern, Kilburn (0.2 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Queens Arms, Kilburn
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| Large pub on the main road but away from the centre of Kilburn. Doesn't seem sure what it wants to be - there's a large restaurant area at the back, there were several families in there with kids but also a couple of (silenced) TVs showing football. Pleasant staff, standard selection of Youngs ales on. Better than some of Kilburn's other pubs but that doesn't take much doing. DuchyBoy - 28 Nov 2011 08:53 |
| One time, in the not too distant past, this was an old school bar/lounge Young's pub serving the best pint of proper beer in Kilburn. Now it's some kind of dark hole - not a pub, nor a restaurant but some kind of dismal mish mash bar with a few sofas and high chairs. I tried a pint of Young's Special which was diabolical. Even the lager was garbage. Snarling_Mallard - 21 Apr 2011 16:14 |
| Three room pub (public bar, saloon bar, dining/function area) with Sky Sports (not sure about ESPN), occasional music. A good pint of Young's bitter (I think Special and Bombadier are also available). Menu is British pub food plus some European dishes and well priced and the fish & chips were fine. oak_cliff - 15 Feb 2010 14:29 |
| I went in to this place a couple of years ago and remember it seeming really unpleasant: dark and unwelcoming. Went in again recently and it seemed very different - very much an unmodernised locals' pub, for sure, but not unfriendly and with three or four ales from the Young's range. Bigger than I remembered it too. Not sure whether they've done something to it in the last few years or whether my first impressions were wrong, but it seemed OK. My only criticism were that there were some very scally local youths in there, some of whom looked clearly under-age. grecian - 13 Apr 2009 01:26 |
| Visited yesterday at lunchtime. Had the spacious lounge to myself albeit there were a dozen locals in the public watching footie. First impressions were not bad, a good pint of special and a friendly barmaid. Ordered a BLT and sat down - almost falling through the spring shot bench seat in the process. At least the uprights had a bit of substance. Had to wait 30 minutes for the sandwich which I had to chase. When this finally arrived it was two slices of sunblest, a couple of uninspiring rashers and some poncy salad from Waitrose. To add to the flavour both slices of bread had large finger indents...nice. That said, whilst it won't win any Egon Ronay awards or Pub of the Year if you want a decent pint of Real Ale near Kilburn Park then it's worth popping in. twineyboy - 19 Oct 2008 18:30 |
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