The Nags Head

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  Kieron Rowley

  ·1 month ago

  “A classic pub, truly the real deal, no frills, no fuss, a boozer through and through. No phone calls allowed, no insta nonsense. A proper pint in a proper place. A truly independent pub is hard to find in London and this one is excellent”

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  Alex Liggins

  ·2 months ago

  “Don’t listen to these jokers and Paul with his 28st missus leaving one star reviews, this is a cracking, quirky English backstreet pub with character, tight staircases, cosy drinking nooks and history abound. Take a few mins out of your day and sit back with a pint or three and enjoy the vibe.”

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  Dr Afshin

  ·2 months ago

  “Saturday evening at the local 🍺 Good pint, proper pub, good company. Sometimes keeping it simple is all you need. 📍 The Nags Head, Knightsbridge #LocalPub #SaturdayVibes #Knightsbridge #LondonLife #BeerClub”

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  Gail

  ·4 months ago

  “Had a great time visiting this cosy pub. The staff were so friendly, great old classic tunes playing and the pub is full of character and old charm. Beautiful flowers outside too. Even given a free shot for my birthday from the lovely lady behind the bar ☺️ Loved it! Thank you.”

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  A & S Deer

  ·5 months ago

  “Charming and full of character, this hidden jem is how pubs should be. Quirky with cosy corners to sink into.. with nostalgic memorabilia everywhere. The only downside is the very limited choice of ales.. and what they do have on tap is common is the area. Come on guys, mix it up a bit!”

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  Shambhavi Srivastava

  ·7 months ago

  “The most cosiest country side pub in the heart of London. I go here again and again and enjoy it every time. Also this place has soon much history on its walls, don’t forget to check that out. So cool!!!”

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  Natasha P

  ·8 months ago

  “I loved the quirkiness of this pub! The split level bar and the fact its lower than you when standing at the bar is certainly something niche. Not sure if it still does food as no menus spotted. Unfortunately we were the only ones in here on a wet Monday night. The fireplace could be a real draw and add some much needed heating if it was a proper real fire! These gas fires dont give off much heat at all, and what looks like an original fireplace is disappointing. I would definitely return, if only to get a feel for the atmosphere when its busier.”

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  Bosi Wu

  ·10 months ago

  “I know some of the negative reviews may reflect real experiences, but my visit to The Nags Head was genuinely delightful. It’s a truly unique and characterful pub. The décor is charming and full of thoughtful details — I especially loved the hand-painted sign reminding you not to bump your head! The lady behind the bar was incredibly friendly, pointing out the hooks on the wall for my coat and sharing lots of useful local tips. On top of that, both the bar area and the toilets were spotless, which really added to the good impression. Would I visit again? Absolutely!”

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  I Mc

  ·1 year ago

  “I always take things as I find.A lot of people find the owner not to their liking. Called in there this afternoon, quiet yes,but nothing wrong with that,a little peaceful haven in the city. Superb Sinatra music playing,and a lovely conversation with the owner and the very pleasant Australian barmaid. We loved it,and will call back one day.”

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  London Pub Map

  ·3 years ago

  “🚇 Knightsbridge 🍺 £7.00 Adnams Dry Hopped Lager ❤️ This pub is like a box of chocolates. . The Nags Head is located on tranquil Kinnerton Street at the northern end of Belgravia. Getting here is easy, Knightsbridge Tube is just a five minute walk away. . This pub or to be precise the owners are infamous for being rude to unsuspecting punters who have visited this boozer. So here’s my take on visiting The Nags Head. . This pub has two bars, a bar at the front and a sunken bar down some stairs at the side of the servery. The front bar is unusually set at seating height which I liked. The walls and every available space are filled and covered in bric-a-brac and memorabilia. If you get the chance, it’s worth having a nose around to explore some of the more quirky stuff. . As this pub is independent the beer choice was varied. I thought I’d sample a new beer to me, Adnams Dry Hopped Lager. My pint was nice enough but at £7 made it the most expensive pint in Belgravia! The food options here are sandwiches and cheese boards, there is a menu but it has no prices on it. Just a note on paying, there is a £15 minimum spend if using a card. Oh and don’t ask for tap water unless you want to wind up the bar staff, many punters have ended up with a flea in their ear for such a request. . I visited here with my brother and nephew, we arrived around 3pm and the pub had few punters in sat around the bar. I did my homework before I visited and was aware of the Guv’nor’s reputation for being cranky. To be fair, he was good as gold with us and we had a bit of banter with him around how to pay. I heard many stories about how rude the service can be but I guess we caught him on a good day. The soundtrack was 60’s hits and the overall ambiance was very enjoyable. Another note, no using your phone or your out the door, I stealthily took a few photos when he wasn’t looking 😀. . You have to visit this pub but I can’t guarantee what type of experience your going to have. Personally, I really enjoyed it. My only negative was the price point so be prepared to spend a few quid. . ℹ️ Info correct on visiting 04.11.22”

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