The Lords Tavern, St John's Wood - pub details

Lords Tavern

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Description

The re-styled Lord’s Tavern offers a laid back dining experience.

Menu items draw on local provenance and are priced to reflect the Tavern’s appeal as an easy alternative to dining in. The understated menu has been designed to let the robust seasonal flavours shine through.

Marston’s provides the ale offering and will unveil guest beers, which will change regularly, alongside Pedigree, EPA, Oyster Stout, Ringwood Boondoggle and Peroni. Watch out for ales made exclusively for Lord’s. A carefully selected wine list will also feature along with Champagnes.

Open from Monday to Friday from 11am to 11pm serving lunch and dinner, the Lord’s Tavern also offers a traditional Sunday roast, set to be a feature for locals.

For more details of our opening hours in February 2012 when the kitchen will be undergoing maintenance works, please visit the Lord's Website: www.lords.org

(last updated: 3rd Feb 2012)

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Address: Lord's Ground, St. Johns Wood Rd, London, NW8 8QN [map] [gmap]

Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 3760) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras

Website: http://www.lords.org/tavern

Nearest tube stations St. Johns Wood (0.5 miles), Maida Vale (0.6 miles), Warwick Avenue (0.6 miles)

Nearest train stations London Marylebone (0.6 miles), South Hampstead (1 mile), London Paddington (1 mile)

Pub facilities/features:

  • Quiz night (Tuesday Nights), Sky TV (sports calendar available throughout the year), Big screen
  • Food served, Sunday roast, Gluten free meals available, Real ale, Cocktails
  • Outside seating, Children allowed, Late licence, Credit cards accepted, Smoking area, Function room for hire, Wireless internet access, Air conditioning, Disabled access, Disabled toilet
> Current user rating: 4.9/10 (rated by 15 users)
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Richmond Arms, St Johns Wood (0.3 miles), W9, Maida Vale (0.3 miles), Windsor Castle, Maida Vale (0.3 miles), Robert Browning, Maida Vale (0.3 miles), Traders Inn, Lisson Grove (0.3 miles) - see more nearby pubs

 

user reviews of the Lords Tavern, St John's Wood

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OK, BITE, you can chuck all of the 2004 reviews out of the window.

While the decor didn't exactly give me a sense of the history or cricketing significance of the place, the beer selection was small in quantity but high quality, and the food was out of this world. Prices aren't cheap, but much less than you'd expect, given its location, and very reasonable compared with its local competition.

We went there on a County Championship day which meant that we were probably the only non-cricket players/spectators/pundits in the house, but we felt out of place probably for a maximum of about 30 seconds, until I went up to the bar and was put at my ease by the very friendly and helpful staff. I'll definitely be back.

The burgers, by the way, were top notch.
koosh - 22 May 2011 17:46
embarrassingly bland.
Planner_21 - 16 May 2011 19:50
The pub is being refurbished and relaunches today- Friday 18th March. With fantastic decor and a new and improved traditional pub menu I am excited to try the new Lord's Tavern. It will be completely different from before, with new management and staff. It really is exciting to see how different this fantastic pub will be!
emily.cooke - 18 Mar 2011 09:04
This is quite possibly thw worst pub I have ever been to in my life. One thing St John's Wood lacks ina pub that shows the football, so my self and a friends walked down to tLords remembering that they have screens. They still, after the (to be fair not needed, and overly tacky) refurbishment, do have televisions. However the management and or Lords themselves are so arrogant in their manufacturing of a cricketing pub that they assume that people who like cricket will never want to watch England play football. This completely unceccesary attitude (the looks we got from the 2 bar staff when we asked for the footy to be turned on!) has done nothing to endear me to a pub that is ultimately souless, pretentious, oerpriced and not worth going into. If you're going to Lords - try the Duke of York; the Ordinance, or even (dare I step this far??) your local Wetherspoons!
Lee - 8 Jun 2004 17:10
Well I did exactly what I said I wouldn't do - I ventured back to Lords. It was Monday Bank Holiday and I was out with the family. The weather was nice so I thought - hey why not an expensive pint on the patio where they won't mind my nearly 4 year old daughter. There was a county match on the grounds but when I asked the barman if he knew - who/what/when/why was going on, I got a blank stare. So much for a pub that claims cricket as its mascot. I ordered the round of drinks after many deliberations since the above mentioned barman spoke very little English. A glass of wine and pint of San Miguel set me back £9.50. Didn't even have enough for a taxi home after that but then I only live a 10 minute walk away. I will not say that I'll never go here again since it is truly that close to my flat, but I'll pre-warn my friends to get ready to pay for the thrill of being right next to Lords since you certainly will not be paying for the service or atmosphere of the "Tavern".
LegalAlien - 1 Jun 2004 13:15

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