The Hunter's Moon

Great selection of ales, scotch eggs and sausage roll bar snacks were really tasty. The only thing letting it down is the furniture good do with updating in places at on the bar side or even new cushions putting in as we sat down the seats felt as though it was slowly sinking through the frame so perched on the edge more so. Lovely friendly pub however.

You wouldn’t know from looking at it, but this is a small pub that has a brilliant restaurant at the back. You can have bar snacks - the Korean Chicken bites are a 15 out of ten, but the new Sriacha Tempura Shrimp is a challenger. But the food in the restaurant is tip top. They do a scallop raviolo which is awesome, and the Wellington was off the charts. There’s other great items on the menu - tuna sashimi and the liver parfait are great starters, and there’s always a butchers special that’s tempting. I have to make special mention of the service - Sam and Jocette are delightful hostesses who are attentive without being intrusive. They also know how to offer guidance around the wine list, which is a bit of a treasure trove. In one sense the Hunter’s Moon is a local pub with desperately friendly hosts, but it shields a really amazing restaurant. Would recommend.

One of the best pubs in London. Impeccable service, amazing ambiance, and classic pub food. I felt like I was in a country where people over-tip that's how good the service was from Ousmane, Ben, and Teo (top work lads, you should be very proud!). The scotch egg is the best in London; get it while it's hot! Look forward to stopping by the next time I'm in the neighbourhood! Cheers!

One of the best in food experiences in London!! Professional and friendly staff…. We had the chicken schnitzel and the beef feather-blade for lunch, which just melted in my mouth. The dinning room has a lovely relaxed atmosphere, and we were served by a lovely member of staff, who was very friendly and attentive. Thank you Jo. We’ll be regulars now!

Our return visit to The Hunter's Moon exceeded our already high expectations. The service was warm and attentive from the start, setting a welcoming tone for the evening. We decided to try the cauliflower cheese and cod dish, which can be a challenge to flavor, but here, the chef nailed it. The cod was exceptionally flavorful, and the creamy cauliflower cheese complemented it perfectly. The sticky toffee pudding for dessert was the highlight of the meal. It was warm, moist, and drenched in a rich toffee sauce, making it a must-try. The drinks were also impressive, with well-crafted cocktails adding to the overall enjoyment of the evening. The Hunter's Moon remains a top choice for delicious food, excellent service, and a cozy atmosphere. We're already looking forward to our next visit.

We found this gem by chance today, after being mistreated by a waiter at The Goat nearby. Their bartender said the place was fully booked, but their waitress Sam managed to give us a table straight away. Sam was wonderful, very accomodating in making me a sweet cocktail, so polite and always trying to go the extra mile. The service is efficient but you do not see the staff stressing out, which makes the ambience quite chilled out for their guests. The food was really good! The chicken was soooo tender, which we guessed they cooked it in a steamer for some time? Perfect! The gravy, the bread puree and the honey glazed carrots were so tasty. We were so lucky! It's also dog friendly.

The Hunter's Moon in deepest Kensington is great. Perhaps more of a restaurant than a pub but that is not entirely fair, serves beer, both cask and keg...there is a bar and I had a pint! However, there is a clear excitement about the food menu ranging from scratchings to Exmoor caviar with blinis and a sauce Gribiche. There is also an Aga in the back room, maybe nuclear powered though, not sure. A great place, clearly somewhere to eat and not just drink.,.next time. Loved it.