The Kings Arms, Ealing - pub details
Address: 55 The Grove, Ealing, London, W5 5DX [map] [gmap]
Tel: 020 8567 0606
Ealing Broadway (0.3 miles), Ealing Common (0.7 miles), South Ealing (0.8 miles)
Ealing Broadway (0.3 miles), West Ealing (0.8 miles), Drayton Green (1.2 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Real ale
Pub suggested by robin.moore on 8 Dec 2004
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user reviews of the Kings Arms, Ealing
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| I second all the previous comments. Went the other night and found a decent 'old man's' pub, the kind which seem to be dying out. Had a sleepy local feel to it, ideal for a quiet pint. swizz - 27 Feb 2008 15:57 |
| This is an old man's pub, but in a nice way. I wouldn't come here to party, but it's a great place for a quiet pint, with outdoor seating for any (let's hope) sunny days blink - 24 Jul 2007 11:41 |
| First ever visit from yours truly yesterday ( Sunday ) afternoon. This is a fine old fashioned back street local which has a certain nostalgic charm that people of a certain age, such as me, fondly reminisce about. It is close to Ealing shopping centre, quite close to the large multi-storey car park. There are 2 interconnecting rooms - the saloon bar is very cosy, with much wood pannelling. There was a plasma TV showing the tennis, thankfully not too loud.The public bar is larger, but retains a traditional feel also. The pub is carpeted throughout, always a plus point in my book. The pub retains a real community feel to it - which is a pleasant reminder that Ealing has not yet completely turned into a mini - Poland The beer range is unexciting - Courage Best and the ubiquitous London Pride. There didn't appear to be much beer trade - my London Pride was evidently the first pulled from the pump that day and needed pulling through three pints before it came up non-cloudy. The visit was also noteworthy for a rare sighting of an old Isleworth Brewery mirror - can't remember when I last saw one of those. Surprisingly, for a back street pub, accommodation is offered. In conclusion, this pub should be included in any crawl of the area - its not too far away from the 65 Bus Route and the Red Lion and the Castle ( both Fullers ) JohnBonser - 11 Jun 2007 16:57 |
| Like this pub. kronenbourg is sensational weston - 8 Nov 2006 16:39 |
| This used to be my local back in the mid 90`s when I lived in Ealing and i visited on Sunday for the first time this century. Am happy to report that it is exactly the same as I remember, same carpets, same faded decor, same barman, same smokey atmosphere. Had Courage and London Pride on, ok. Though still retains that lovely half asleep `local` atmosphere that I presume is vanishing elsewhere in W5. darloexile - 20 Mar 2006 11:43 |
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