The Anglesea Arms

Gastropub · Hammersmith Broadway ·

The Anglesea Arms

Gastropub · Hammersmith Broadway ·

Quail scotch eggs, spaghetti alle vongole, Sunday roast

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35 Wingate Rd, London W6 0UR, United Kingdom Get directions

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The 18 Best Restaurants In Hammersmith - London - The Infatuation

"The Anglesea Arms is a pub blessed with a royal blue facade and a Waitrose mentality. The scotch eggs are of the quail variety, magnums of Chianti are shared by people who’ve known each other since birth or boarding school, and it very well might be home to the highest concentration of cockapoos this side of the Cotswolds. If the sun’s out, it’s your Great British duty to fight for one of the tables on the mini pavement terrace and order the excellent, garlic soirée spaghetti alle vongole." - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, rianne shlebak, sinead cranna

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The Anglesea Arms

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The Anglesea Arms - Review - Hammersmith - London - The Infatuation

"Even the sea salt crisps at this Hammersmith pub are too classy to exist in a world of Peggy Mitchell’s blow-out and sticky carpets. The Anglesea Arms is a pub blessed with a royal blue facade and a Waitrose mentality. The scotch eggs are of the quail variety, magnums of Chianti are shared by people who’ve known each other since birth or boarding school, and it very well might be home to the highest concentration of cockapoos this side of the Cotswolds. It’s less ‘mega rounds and match of the day’, more ‘chargrilled bone marrow and tender, glazed meats’. Even if you can’t relate to the neighbouring table's travesty of the week—say, the DNA results that have thrown their coton de tulear puppy’s lineage into question—it’s fun to join the throng of regulars for a cosy, countrified modern European meal. If the sun’s out, it’s your Great British duty to fight for one of the tables on the mini pavement terrace and order the excellent, garlic soirée spaghetti alle vongole. photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch Pause Unmute" - Heidi Lauth Beasley

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The Anglesea Arms

Megan

Google

Best pub roast in London! We chose this pub for a Sunday Roast before a show in Hammersmith and it's ended up ranked our favourite roast this season. The pub is small and busy making for a buzzy atmosphere. The staff were incredibly friendly and the food came out quickly. We ordered the belly pork roast and roast beef. The beef was pink and tender, the pork was amazing - crispy crackling, soft meat, couldn't have asked for more. The veg was flavourful and overall perfect with a glass of wine. Would definitely come back when in the area.

Dawid S.

Google

We went to The Anglesea Arms for a Sunday roast – our very first one during our holiday in London and Liverpool – and it was an amazing experience. The restaurant has a great vibe, really cozy and welcoming, and you can even bring your dog which is a big plus. The service was fantastic, super friendly and attentive, and the food was even better. The roast was delicious, perfectly cooked with generous portions, and the Yorkshire pudding was spot on. Overall, a wonderful place with great atmosphere, excellent staff, and absolutely tasty food – highly recommended.

Rupert C.

Google

The food has always been great here, and it's been here for a long time. On this visit, we had 4 starters between the 2 of us, and it was absolutely superb: tasted amazing and everything was beautifully presented. The team were also lovely and brilliantly attentive.

Dai T.

Google

The Anglesea Arms, on the corner of Wellesley Avenue and Wingate Road in Hammersmithish is a lovely pub with chatty effervescent staff to enjoy a conversation with ( while they still work and take my money! Multitasking at its best). A chameleon pub with a drinking area to the front, a dining area and art gallery to the rear. Bare bricks for the diners and Art Deco wood panelling on the walls for the drinkers. A small range of keg beers and ciders along with Tribute from the cask. Loved my visit.

Rishad Saam M.

Google

What a fabulous Sunday lunch. T looked after us so well. With so many delicious options on the menu, her suggestions were spot on. The rump of beef was spot on with just the right amount of fat. The carrots were sweet, the roasties crisp on the outside and buttery inside. The horseradish was grainy yet smooth and had just the perfect amount of bite. For dessert the sticky toffee pudding was the rice consistency and sweetness and paired perfectly with the ginger ice-cream. All in all a lovely Sunday afternoon.

Medz

Google

Very nice cosy pub obviously serving the local community. Food was nice, maybe looked a bit better than I enjoyed it. Please note it says Dogs are welcome but failed to say ‘not in the restaurant’, so my tiny Delroy had to sit in the car in the cold by himself, as they told me after I had ordered my food. Maybe next time it’ll be better

Donald N.

Google

Very well impressed overall. We were greeted very courteously and welcoming. Tried the Sunday roast which was amazing, my wife tried the sea bream which was very fresh and delicious. Service was always on top of our needs and with a nice smiling and relaxed attitude. Atmosphere was very nice and clean. Will definitely come back again

Gareth W.

Google

I loved this place. The food was absolutely top notch. Forget that this is listed as a pub. The food was just amazing. I had the Guinea Fowl with tarragon sauce. Just to die for. My partner had the roast beef, and our daughter has the pork belly. We all loved the food. Staff were brilliant and the atmosphere lovely. The place was full on a Sunday evening, so I would definitely book. Our bill was quite high, but we had wine and drinks. Oh yes, we also had deserts. Also fantastic.