click to check out our location!

South Kensington

The Anglesea Arms was acquired by the Capital Pub Company in December 2002.

The Anglesea Arms is one of the few free houses in the west of London and retains the custom of serving a large selection of real ales, a variety of spirits, fine wines and chilled draught lagers and ciders. You can enjoy your refreshments on our delightful outdoor drinking terrace when the weather permits!

Food is available every lunchtime and evening in the bar and the dining room provides a full restaurant service.

SOME HISTORY OF THE ANGLESEA ARMS - CIRCA 1825

ORIGINALLY THE SITE OF A MARKET GARDEN AND NURSERY OWNED BY A MR SELWOOD. THE NURSERY DATES BACK TO 1712. THE NAME OF THE ROAD CHANGED FROM SALAD LANE TO SWAN LANE AND THEN TO SELWOOD TERRACE IN 1835. CHARLES DICKENS RESIDED AT NO. 11 SELWOOD TERRACE AND HIS FIANCEE, CATHERINE, LIVED JUST AROUND THE CORNER IN YORK PLACE.  - D.H. LAWRENCE RESIDED AT NO. 9 SELWOOD TERRACE.

RUMOUR HAS IT THAT THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY WAS PLOTTED HERE!