The Elgin

1. I can only speak for the fish and chips, but it was excellent. The haddock was flavorful and the batter was crisped to perfection. I would recommend this to those visiting London in search of fish and chips.

   The bartender handled our order and drinks. She was very responsive and helpful. 10/10 Guinness pour.

   The place is quite large so plenty of seating. Music selection a light house vibe at the time I was visiting – 4pm

2. Lovely. Plush, in a low- key way. Huge Pub featuring walk-through ‘Zoned’ layout. A local Pub frequented by people from all walks of life. Pleasant, unpretentious Staff. Has nice Chair’n’Table style Outdoor Seating, even a small outdoor Enclosure; for Dining, Summer drinks.

3. Genuinely could not have asked for a better environment to watch the Euro quarterfinal. The reservation area was comfortable and well serviced, the staff were friendly and efficient, and there was good volume and view of the screens. One of the nicest pubs I’ve been to with a great atmosphere. And the food was fantastic. We had a great time!

4. This is an historic pub close to Ladbroke Grove tube station with an absolutely wonderful interior. It’s got quite an interesting history through the decades (worth reading up on!) and has been renovated nicely (really have a good look at the Victorian decor, it’s stunning!)
   It was quiet when we went. Staff very friendly and helpful. Food yummy and nicely presented- more of a gastro pub with little twists on pub favourites! Veggie options on offer and chips were fab!

5. We went to Elgin for Sunday Roast and couldn’t have asked for a better place to enjoy this tradition. Diane was super friendly and told us a little about the pub and the area and I had my first Sticky Toffee Pudding!

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