The Cadogan Arms

Came here for Sunday Lunch and was very impressed with the staff. All so kind and friendly. Went out of their way to assist, got my dog water, showed him plenty of attention. The staff were attentive throughout, had a positive attitude and overall just made the visit so enjoyable. The food was divine, I usually don't like forking out for a Sunday lunch but I'm glad I did. The interiors are also stunning. A Must visit for any Londoners.

Waiters with great sense of humour, a lovely convivial setting despite the boldness of the colours and decorations, extremely pleasant food choices, I’d totally bring anyone who wants ‘the English experience’ here. 🇬🇧 Must orders: - Paneer Curry —> balanced flavours with depth and mellow aftertaste. Lovely raita and chutneys for the complexity. - Cherry Trifle —> best trifle I’ve ever tasted. The balance of the jelly, custard, and sponge is delicately perfect. It is not as sweet as I thought it would be and the kick from the liqueur rounds up the dish wondrously.

One of the loveliest pubs I've been to with the nicest staff. I booked a space for 20 of me and my friends for my birthday to have a couple drinks before going to Raffles. Despite the rugby world cup being on, the manager managed to keep our space free, and were really kind to us. They even found my friend some plasters for her rubbing shoes despite the bar being heaving. The drinks were delicious (vodka lime soda with fresh lime is my new favourite drink), and reflected a Chelsea price. Saying that, the charm of the pub, its liveliness and delightful staff really did make the night extra special. If I lived closer I would love to make this my local!

Good overall, we had a really nice waitress. Food is good too, but pricey: seriously, £7 for a scotch egg extra on a ploughman with a ridiculously small chunk of cheese? Still on the ploughman, the chef need a course on how to prepare a romaine... The deserts were nice tough and the fish and chips very good.