The Lots Road Pub and Dining Room, Chelsea - pub details
Address: 114, Lots Rd, London, SW10 0RJ [map] [gmap]
Tel: 020 7352 6645
Fulham Broadway (0.5 miles), Parsons Green (0.8 miles), West Brompton (0.8 miles)
West Brompton (0.9 miles), Clapham Junction (1.2 miles), Wandsworth Town (1.3 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served
Pub suggested by james on 29 May 2005
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> Current user rating: 6.1/10 (rated by 11 users)
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user reviews of the Lots Road Pub and Dining Room, Chelsea
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| Dreadful place. It used to be great a couple of years ago for sunday lunch - always busy, warm and welcoming with good beer. I went on Sunday 23rd Dec 07 for lunch with my wife, father and grandmother. I wish i hadn't bothered - food was awful. The place was cold and the staff were more interested in talking to the local Irish drunk who had staggered in for a pint or 10 swearing like I don't know what. Never ever go - bloody awful... Therealdickie - 3 Jan 2008 17:26 |
| Very much enjoyed a Sunday lunch here about six months ago. Unfortunately found ourselves disappointed with the offering last Sunday. The meal wasn't cooked to my request; I had asked for medium-rare and received very well done. When it was returned to me after I had sent it back to the kitchen, I was left with the feeling that it was such an inconvenience to the chef, that it was my fault the food wasn't cooked to my preference. We made our point clear to the manager and the meal was taken off the bill. It's still a nice spot, but that's all it is- rather insipid like the word nice...go there for drinks; the quality of the food isn't good enough to justify the high prices. International - 23 Jun 2007 23:34 |
| Dropped by for a swift one on Friday evening... Is certainly very gastro (church pews, rustic tables etc.) but had a cracking pint of Adnams, which in contrast to the previous posting, the barkeep must have raised their game somewhat. Food looked excellent coming out of the kitchen and the bar staff were very friendly. Maybe things have changed since the October postings? Handy for the 606 club next door. Mr_Flash - 29 Jan 2007 12:57 |
| Why do these pubs try and serve Ale when they cant look after it,I had the worst pint of pride I have ever tasted in here,well a few sips as I couldnt stomach anymore.This isnt a pub its a restaurant.I was tempted to get a taxi to the Atlas get a pint bring it back and make them compare and contrast! Henners - 22 Oct 2006 10:11 |
| I had possibly the worst customer service experience of my life in this pub. The "manager" seems the kind of hip young gunslinger to check his pub's reviews on BITE so I am posting this as much for his benefit as everyone else's - hi there! I went there on a Sunday for lunch and pints with three friends. One of them had a voucher for 50% off said lunch and pints at any pub owned by Spirit group. Before ordering we showed the voucher to the waitress who said it was fine. It would later transpire that the pub was actually no longer part of the Spirit group as of a few weeks before our visit. When I went to pay for the meal, the manager said they didn't accept these vouchers. I told him they already had accepted it. Despite the fact that the waitress was called over straight away and she agreed that she'd accepted it, he still spend a good ten to fifteen minutes arguing with me, trying to convince me that I was legally obliged to pay the full bill. It just happens that the regional manager for the chain (or some such bollocks) was there at the time so he went off to get a second opinion. I didn't ask him to do this but he was clearly beginning to doubt his legal position by this point, perhaps when he mentioned calling the police and I enthusiastically agreed with the idea. The part that astonishes me is that the eventual decision to accept the voucher came from this more senior manager but there was no suggestion of actually APOLOGISING for wasting my time and - for all they knew - embarrassing me in front of my friends (luckily they thought it was hilarious). Right up to the end all concerned acted like they were doing me a favour. To top it off, their till supposedly didn't have the facility to discount the bill by 50% (uh huh) so they had to do it by leaving part of the order off. So I actually ended up paying slightly more than 50% but at that stage I just wanted to get the hell out of their badly-managed, wankily-named would-be-gastropub never to return. The food, incidentally, was fine if slightly overpriced without the 50% discount. esquilax - 14 Oct 2006 01:15 |
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