The Duke of Cambridge, Battersea - pub details
Address: 228 Battersea Bridge Road, Battersea, London, SW11 3AA [map] [gmap]
Tel: 020 7223 5662
Clapham Junction (0.6 miles), Queenstown Road Battersea (0.9 miles), Battersea Park (1.1 miles)
Brewery: Young's
Pub facilities/features:
- TV
- Food served, Sunday roast
- Outside seating
Pub added by anne. Last visited on 26th Apr 2005. Suggested by Jacob on 30 Jul 2003.
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user reviews of the Duke of Cambridge, Battersea
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| Have used this pub a lot over the past six years or so - it has a friendly, laid back atmosphere and a good mix of genuine locals of all ages (though forever in danger of being overwhelmed by the sloaney set and their kids). Very unimpressed with some of the current crowd behind the bar - efficient and reasonably knowledgeable, but several are unfriendly (on occasion to the point of rudeness). If you want something similar, minus the attitude, try the reborn Castle on nearby Battersea High Street. Staff who care about the quality of your experience, interesting range of brews and less expensive, better food. Kurious - 24 Nov 2007 12:43 |
| Upmarket and trendy food bar which just about clings to the memory of a pub. Chunky wood tables with assorted chairs, leather sofas, high stools and palms with a light and bright atmosphere gives a continental feel. A large and charming painting in the back room shows some of the quaint but aging regulars who still frequent the place among the thirty-something upwardly mobiles. When they turn up people glance at them at though they are film stars (which some of them may be!). The pub is Youngs, which is now separate from the Wells & Young's beers which are sold side by side. The Ordinary was acceptable. The food is pretentious and pricey, though tasty enough. I would, however, have preferred to pay a bit less and not to have paprika sprinkled on the edges of my plate for heaven's sake. The service was pleasant enough, though bland and painfully slow. This is not an objectionable place at all, and we spent a pleasant afternoon here, but it doesn't have much to recommend it. SilkTork - 10 Feb 2007 22:45 |
| This pub is quite good as a Young's pub - as in good beer quality and just above average service. However, there can be a problem with 18 year old trustafarians at the weekend (the sort called Tarquin et al with jeans round their knees; you know the type). Major issue as of 03 Feb 07 - pub is now non-smoking despite 4 months left until the ban. I don't know why they want to alienate people ahead of time. Was never particularly smokey in the first place due to large, breezy atmosphere. I will be going elsewhere until the ban unless non-smokers suddenly become interesting. arctral - 4 Feb 2007 02:41 |
| This is a great pub! And good food plus Young's beers. Nice fire in cold weather, welcomes dogs so great after a walk in Battersea Park. Has its own, laid-back atmosphere. Women like it too. Lots of locals. perlem - 21 Dec 2006 18:04 |
| Great pub... the best take on full english brekkie EVER... good service, good selection of libations I like it, it has locals so not a 'Work' pub Drinking.Chuck - 2 Nov 2006 14:53 |
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