The Anglesea Arms, located in South Kensington, London, is a Grade II listed pub established in 1827. Situated on Onslow Gardens, it is an eight-minute walk from South Kensington Tube station. The pub features Victorian gas lamps, Georgian wall panels, etched glass, and Victorian pendants, with a notable painting of a naked lady. The pub offers two distinct areas: a main bar at the front and a candle-lit dining room at the back. The atmosphere combines traditional pub aesthetics with modern touches, creating a cozy yet sophisticated environment. The Anglesea Arms specializes in traditional British cuisine. The menu includes a Sunday Roast with options like roast beef and roast pork pancetta. Other menu highlights are duck terrine, sticky toffee pudding, seabass, fish & chips, and mussels. The pub also offers a wide selection of cask ales and premium lagers, including Asahi and Timothy Taylors Landlord. Located away from main tourist spots, The Anglesea Arms provides a more local experience. The dining room, separate from the main bar, offers a quieter dining environment. The seasonal menu focuses on fresh ingredients, emphasizing traditional British dishes. The Anglesea Arms combines historical charm with a local feel, making it a notable spot in South Kensington.
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