Pride Of Pimlico

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  Tyrone Knight

  ·5 months ago

  “Walking the neighborhood around my London hotel, I was on a mission: find my first real English pub. No frills, no fuss, just vibes. I wandered into The Pride of Pimlico, and before I could even take in the room, a gent looked at me and said, “They don’t serve food here, just drinks.” I smiled and replied, “Then this is my kind of place.” That was the moment I knew I’d chosen well. Within minutes I’d made friends with Michael and his dog Wally, who both treated me like I’d been coming there for years. I asked the bartender what the local beer was. He told me… then immediately added, “But I wouldn’t drink it.” That honesty alone deserves its own star. I ordered an Amstel instead, and before I could finish it, Mike brought me another. Wally came over to officially welcome me, and that sealed the deal. This pub is exactly what a first‑time visitor hopes an English pub will be: authentic, friendly, unpretentious, and full of good people who make you feel at home. No food, no gimmicks, no tourist gloss — just community and conversation. My only regret is that I didn’t have more time to soak in the company, the laughter, and the easygoing energy of this neighborhood gem. If you want a real pub experience, not the polished version, The Pride of Pimlico is the spot. I’ll be back — and next time, I’m staying longer.”

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  Yvonne

  ·5 months ago

  “A cozy London pub with a true local vibe 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👍 Great selection of beers, awesome music, and a really nice atmosphere. You can watch a match ⚽️ or play some pool 🎱. After a long day of sightseeing, it’s the perfect spot to stop by for a well-deserved 🍻😊 :”

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  Babi Sousa

  ·6 months ago

  “I’ve been coming to Pride of Pimlico for years now and it really feel like a second home, I met so many great people here. When I had my leg injury, the team was really kind and supportive, helped me a lot during that time which I really appreciate. Big thanks to Jenna and H, they always so friendly and caring, always make me feel welcome. I’m really upset that H has left, will definitely miss them. Really appreciate everything, great place all around.”

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  Jodi Bowbrick

  ·6 months ago

  “Don't know if they serve food, not needed it when visiting. There is a charm about this place: the music is of an era that I enjoy, there are several generations of people all milling around,this is clearly a local's pub but you are made to feel welcome. I am drawn back here although I'm only here a couple of times a year. Keep doing what you're doing: it works.”

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  Izzy

  ·6 months ago

  “Terrible since h has left the new bartender has been sacked three times and is back there - what a show! For the years I have been coming H is most definitely the best bar manager and most hospitable, she makes me want to come here every Saturday …. Where’s next then!!!! The constitution or swan!?”

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  Loren Gerlach

  ·6 months ago

  “This is how pubs used to be -- a real local that pulls Guinness properly and has a great tap selection and reasonable prices. Anyone seeking overpriced flavourless lager and techno-pop should go elsewhere.”

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  MADDOGLEP

  ·7 months ago

  “I liked this pub. Actually has local Londoners drinking here. A modern estate style pub. Two real ales. Luckily London Pride as well as the awful Doom Bar. Craft Union so good prices. TV's showing the Cheltenham racing for Flic to bet on. Liza enjoyed a Cruzcampo. Really friendly. Toilets in basement.”

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  Ken W

  ·7 months ago

  “Popped in for a pint on my visit to London in October of ‘25 (my room wasn’t far) and had a great time chatting with the friendly folks there and bartender. Felt right at home as an American in London! (For reference if the pub sees this, I was the customer with the neck tattoo in French!) Had a great time and I’ll visit again next time I’m in London!”

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  London Pub Map

  ·8 months ago

  “🚇 Pimlico 🍺 £5.15 Camden Hells ❤️ A solid locals pub and hub of the local community. . The Pride of Pimlico is situated in the heart of Pimlico and just a short walk from Pimlico Tube. The pub is built in to and is part of the Lillington Gardens Estate and acts as a hub for the local residents and surrounding area. The building the pub is built in to is actually grade II listed due to it’s unique design. This boozer has had a refresh to spruce up the place and secure its future, this pub is run by @craftunionpubs who specialise in running no frills community boozers. From the outside you would think this is going to be a dinky place but actually it’s a fair size. The interior is classic modern day estate pub decor with large TV screens showing live sport and there is also a pool table which is a rare thing in a SW1 postcode. There are quiz and poker nights which are popular with the locals and provide interest on week nights. The atmosphere on this Friday afternoon was one of calm , there were a couple of groups and a few individuals dotted around enjoying an early pint. One group were trying to work out how they could get a start working at Leavesden studios in Watford as they heard the money being paid is amazing. The GG’s were on the telly which in days gone by was the hallmark of a working mans pub. . I really enjoyed visiting The Pride of Pimlico as it reminded me of pubs I grew up in and when my pub going days started. It’s a simple pub full of characters and has all the trappings of a community pub. . 📊 Information correct on visiting 21/05/21”

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  Jimmy Reynolds

  ·1 year ago

  “New Governor has CHANGED the policy to Football instead of music which is a massive downfall. But if he's happy with guys buying 1 drink per half of a match good luck to him. Real drinkers spending money listening to great music to then just turn it off is unacceptable and that's why they get up and leave. Not impressed as this pub always had the football on but the music over ruled it. I'm a football fan that travels up and down the country but a pub has no place for it when they offer good music primarily. 2/10 behaviour on his part.”

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