The Cadogan Arms in Kensington and Chelsea - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Disfrutamos alquilar la "sala de billar" en el Cadogan brazos. El mínimo pasar muy competitiva y fácil de lograr con algunos amigos tenga sed.

Le rapport qualité prix est d'excellente tenue.

I love this place and make a point of visitng nearly every week. I have had meals in the restaurant (all delicious but recommend the Sunday roast above all I think), and have had drinks in the bar (great atmosphere especially the very lively and fairly high brow pub quiz on Monday evenings).... but most of all I go there to play pool. It is one of the only pubs in London that has pool tables (three American modern table top type tables) in an atmosphere that is welcoming and has none of that 'locals only' or 'play the winner' type of approach. Great service - especially up in the pool room as they bring food and drinks up there for you. This place however sadly closes on March 27th for a renovation of the entire building meaning it will be closed till 2017!!! Such a huge shame... I am off there on Wednesday again to say goodbye to the old place and can't wait to go back there when it opens again for a lovely mean in super friendly surroundings...

Bonita decoración y ambiente y comida decente pero muy caro para lo que te dan. Pagué £14,50 por una fishcake y eso es todo lo que me dieron. Una fishcake con una tenue llovizna de salsa (no salsa suficiente). Era una cara comida una vez que más lados y un montón de pan para comer mientras esperábamos mucho tiempo para nuestra comida. El servicio no era bueno...la camarera parecía molestarle a cada solicitud y había pedido que varias veces para llevar vinagre balsámico y luego nos trajo vinagre preparado con malta. La mayoría de las aceitunas que pedimos era nauseabundo y tuve que Spit ellos fuera... y me encanta aceitunas. En general, estaba bien, pero el servicio necesita ser más amable. No quiero sentir que la camarera me odia para pedir algo.

Ya que este lugar está en la Kings Road con muchos otros establecimientos para comer por lo que se puede esperar a ser bastante bueno. Por desgracia no fue el caso. No estaba mal, pero desafortunadamente la media.

Después de utilizar los brazos de Cadogan Place para celebrar una despedida de soltero en su "habitación" de billar me dejaron muy impresionados. La comida era excelente, la habitación era perfecta (las mesas de la piscina fue una tormenta), y el personal es atento, amable y muy atento.

Lobely pub to have a drink and people watch. Great modern decor and comfy couches to chill over a pint.

I've been there because I was looking for a place where to play pool table. It was a good surprise. Very clean (and not smelly like average pub in London), welcoming service and 3 pool tables!! I will go back again.

the mix of ppl is varied but always pleasant the restaurant has good food too if you decide to grab a bite the bar is always busy and the bar staff pleasant and service is quick

Enjoyed , great pub atmosphere . Staff a bit slack, although rang us to confirm booking next day but unfortunatelly was unable to make it. My daughter living in London will definitely visit again.

Great pub, great atmosphere, nice food - had the beef, one of the best I've had. Great to pop into to have a drink, a game or two of pool. Lovely pulled pork poutine, great olives, the have a cocktail list too which is nice in a pub.

Had a table booked for 1830 - This had been booked over 20 hours in advance. Arrived spot on time and was ignored by no less than 3 members of staff. eventually we were seated after 10 minutes of pointless standing around and given the menus, Was not asked is we would like a beverage at any point. As it was a Sunday we had previously decided upon a roast dinner (obviously it's a Sunday) and seeing as the menu given to us was a roast menu more the better.At this point we were told, in a rather snooty fashion, that they had run out of roasts. I could scarcely believe my ears, run out of roasts (ALL OF THEM) on a Sunday surely this must mean they have run out of pork or chicken or something. But no to my shock, horror and utter disbelief they had run out of roasts - this was confirmed by the waitress being even more condescending with me than previous. We made the decision to leave as I cannot abide eating somewhere were I have been made to feel angry, and also somewhere which can so freely and without any forethought run out of food. Shall not be returning.

Booked table for half six. Was waiting for 10 minutes to be seated. We're seated and given roast menu. Went to order roast and were told no roasts available. Patronisingly told to order a burger. Left. Also full of Chelsea fans to add to the poor experience.

After having a superb meal a year previously we decided to visit again. Were not disappointed, food was delicious and service great. Best to book in advance

I have to say we all really enjoyed the food could not recommend the food more . The atmosphere was excellent and the staff could not be more attentive . We had book well in advance they had made name cards and on the back of them they had written what each person had order which saved us from trying to remember what we had ordered which we thought was a great idea . I will be back myself and I know where will have our Christmas party next year

We had our office Christmas lunch party at the Cadogan Arms, the service was excellent and very friendly - the food was tasty and filing - we had the Biliards room and our team had a very enjoyable and entertaining afternoon/evening, some stayed until very late. would definitely reccommend as a party venue

went to the cadogan arms at the start of the month after checking out the menu online. certainly wasn't disappointed! has a great feel of country pub although in the city.food wise, my wife and i both had the soup, which was fantastic, really well-seasoned. mains of burger and chicken were also both on the money.will definitely be back next time we're in that part of town!

We held our office Christmas lunch in the Billiards Room at the Cadogan. The three course lunch was excellent and then we had two hours of table tennis and pool. Lovely warm atmosphere allied with helpful and friendly staff. Highly recommended. (Minimum spend for the room was £1000.)

The Cadogan Arms is a great place to host a Christmas party. It is relaxed and cosy yet service is extremely efficient. The food was delicious (we are very fussy) and everyone said it was the best party we had done in 9 years.Amy and her events team were excellent. Every detail was covered and followed through.Couldn't recommend it more highly. Thank you everyone for making it such a fantastic night!

We had our work Christmas party at the Cadogan Arms yesterday and it was a complete delight! So Christmas-y, amazing food and fantastic staff. We loved the festive shots! I would recommend this pub without question.

Good pub with friendly atmosphere and excellent pool tables. Chips were amazing last time but burger was way overcooked for medium rare and even my friends burger who wanted rare was more than well done.

Stopped by for a quick drink here while out in Chelsea, Had a nice glass of Sauvignon Blanc and a good chat with the barman, very friendly staff, excellent selection of drinks too. Would like to maybe stop for food as i've heard it does a lovely roast.

Expensive bar on the Kings road, but nice atmosphere, staff quite friendly. Worth a visit before dining at one of many places nearby.

Popped in for Sunday lunch today. We had a party of four and ended up going for the full three courses. I had eaten here once before on Sunday and it was very good then too. The Yorkshire puds are excellent, best I've had in London. Would definitely recommend you take a visit and will be returning on future.

A few friends from work wanted to have a bit of healthy competition, so we arranged a pool tournament, which was held in The Cadogen Arms Billiards Room. The room with 3 American pool tables is private, so the perfect place to hold this event. They also have a well stocked bar in the room, and an iPod docking station so there is no need to leave!! We ordered some bar snacks, which were amazing, the chips were out of this world. The Events Manager Nadia was really helpful and tentative, without her our night wouldn't have been so good, she really thought of everything. On the evening we were looked after by Adam the Bar Manger and his team, they were all fantastic and the service was top class. If you are looking for a venue for an event, then look no further, The Cadogen Arms has it all. I haven't had so much fun in ages.

Visited here for the first time 30 September. Met up with a friend for a drink in the bar area first and a good mix of clientelle from the young business man to an older single business lady. Attending a charity event and there were 20 adults dining. We were taken up to a large room upstairs which was perfect as we were a little noisy all laughing. This was such a perfect place for us all to catch up and relax before our big fund raiser the following day. We all had mains and dessert and the food was wonderful. I had Cod which was piping hot and the chocolate dessert was wonderful. I was just going to have a taste of the dessert but unfortunately it was so good had to finish it! I come to London a few times a year so will definitely add this to my list of places to visit when in London

We arrived later on a Friday evening at the restaurant. We were greeted by a very unenthusiastic waitress (a lady with short brown hair) who informed us we could eat but only if we ordered right away! Already feeling very welcome we soon realised the greeting we received was the start of a downward spiral of what only be described as some of the most dreadful service we have ever experienced. The food was delivered with a scowl and then interrupted by a clatter as the waitress dropped some cutlery and then instead of picking it up kicked it across the floor into the backroom. Simply put, the food was outstanding, such a shame that the service did not match!

Ordered a gin and tonic - the barman didn't seem to have a bottle opener (??!! in a pub?) and ended up opening the bottle of tonic with his teeth (after he cut himself using the spirit measure, promptly bleeding quite badly). I am not joking. Un-be-lievable. I was too shocked to say anything, really. Classy place, yeah.

I was dining here as part of a large group and it exceeded all expectations! We had the room upstairs which was a great space and well laid out. We were spoilt for choice with the menus as it all sounded delicious and I was worried I would have food envy seeing other people eating dishes I thought about but didn't order. It all looked superb. Fortunately the duck was delicious - the best I've had anywhere, and the chocolate pudding was perfect - soft and spongy but gooey in the middle. I was very happy with my choices, although I think whatever I ordered would have been a great choice!The staff were friendly and attentive, the music was at a good level so you could hear it but also have a conversation around the table and still hear everyone, and it was easy to get to.I'd highly recommend it!

I’ll go along with the ‘Pleasantly Surprised’ review earlier. It was my 65th birthday yesterday - and the family decided to take me to this ‘pub’ for a dinner. We had a great evening and I have to say that both the meal and the service were among the best I have ever experienced, anywhere. I had the duck and cannot recommend it highly enough – from the presentation to the taste, all was excellent. Service was as good as you could expect anywhere – many thanks to our waitress, Clover, she was an absolute delight. Will definitely return!

Saturday evening. Dining room not full.Paid 90 £ for two, including a bottle of low priced Spanish wine.Special of the day was 28 days aged rumpsteak.It came cut in two pieces (so the cook and the waiters were able to see how well it was cooked).It was orederd medium rare. It came raw. Totally unacceptable knowing the circumstances.We sent it back to the kitchen.It came back medium rare. Hardly had such a hard piece of meat.Extremely noisy dining room.Waste of money in spite of the two free drinks offered by the manager.They should rather hire a chef.

We had dinner at the Cadogan, ambiance and deco are nice, service is ok but can br a bit more friendly given that the place was half empty on a Friday night. Avoid the salmon fishcake. Mushroom were good. Overall a bit too expensive for wht it is

On a girlie weekend and didn't want too much pre-planned so this was a rather last minute booking. First impression... it didn't look anything special especially from the outside...inside it was very quiet and decor ok - as the saying goes looks can be deceiving...There were 5 of us, 4 ordered the Sunday roast, not sure why as we all said we are often disappointed when we have a roast in a restaurant or a pub...however these roasts were certainly NOT a disappointment!!! Delicious!!! Very tasty!!! And would certainly recommend..it was good value and our waitress Kathryn was very friendly and helpful...we hope to return next year...

We booked the Cadogan Arms a bit last minute for sunday lunch. At 2.30 it was quite empty and didn't look particularly special but we had a surprisingly great meal. I'm always a bit wary of roasts as they're often disappointing in pubs but this one was one of the best pub roasts I've seen (my companions had beef and lamb). The beef was tender and pink, potatoes crisp and gravy tasty! I had the oxtail and beef ragu with papperdelle, excellent! Rich, properly slow cooked and sufficiently glutinous! I would go back any time. Also, nice service from Kathryn and a relaxed , unhurried atmosphere.

We hired the private room for a corporate company informal drinks event. It's a great venue, the service was excellent and the food was really tasty.

Had a very relaxing and delicious mea at the Cadogan Armsl Very good value and friendly helpful service Well worth a visit

Nice,good,simple..just the way we like it. They even have pool tables :) staff is lovely and menu is quite cool aswell! The dining room area is super nice with chandeliers with real candles..that brings so much charm ! Defenetly will be back !

Had both the specials, scallops with pancetta, broad bean puree and hazelnut gnochi, excellent and a generous portion. For main had the salt beef and jersey royal hash, friend had the oxtail Pasta ragu which was also really tasty. Finished off with chocolate fondant and 'chocolate soil'! Great all round meal, service a little slow but we did randomly arrive behind a Japanese coach party. Also ate while participating in the quiz, really good night. They also have pool tables upstairs. Any animal lovers be warned of the hunting trophies on the wall however! Tastecard gives you 50% off, Sunday to Thursday.

We decided to pop into The Cadogan Arms during a recent downpour while frequenting the Kings Road in Chelsea. What a find this place is! We blessed our good fortune to be in the area on a Thursday, which is their weekly Gin night. The bartender Jordan gleefully informed us of this, which meant we would get a double serving of the "Gin of the night" for the price of a single.We were given a full run down of the tipple we were to partake in, it's history, it's botanical contents and more, and on tasting, we were not disappointed. Fresh tasting and served with an apple slice to garnish, it delivered on the high expectations we had after such a unexpected lesson in the background of the product.After a couple more gins, we grabbed some bar snacks (olives are incredible) and also decided to have a cocktail to add a bit of variety.The Cadogan Arms has a bespoke list of cocktails, although they will make classics. Jordan recommended we try the Brimful of Gin, a gin and ginger concoction that was absolutely delicious. This place is definitely not your regular British pub, the service is attentive, the drinks are excellent, and the food they serve smelled and looked delicious. We will definitely be back to try the food, after such a great experience with the bar staff I'm sure we will be just as pleased with the restaurant.

We booked for lunch with our teenage kids during half term - it was faultless, and we are quite fussy (non-meat, and allergies). Our waiter Craig was brilliant. Thank you we'll be back!

We choose Cadogan Arms for our first night in London ( foodie tour) group dinner and we were very pleased. We arranged for reserved section of the pub for a pre-dinner drink and they set up the upstairs billiard room for us as a private function venue. It was perfect. They offer a terrific option for groups called the Feast Menu which allows for convivial sharing and fun. The salmon and pork chops were out of this world and the presentation, lovely. The service was excellent - and the pricing reasonable. We hope to return,

I went there for a group dinner after a business meeting. The place is in Chelsea so the surrounding hood is quite nice. Great vibes. The Cadogan Arms is very warm inside. I can see myself spending hours there with friends without feeling the need to leave. The food is quite nice as well. The wine we had was not the best (maybe that was because we were a large group) however the bar is another story. Jordan, the bartender, is an expert on bourbon and I got a kick trying several high-end siffs. So if you're in the area, I would surely give it a try.

This was really fun and a bit funny. On the last night of our trip to England (Essex) and Paris, we spent the night with family just off the Kings Road. Yes it is a pub. so I guess this is Pub Grub but hardly the same as a pub in Essex. We had asparagus and nettle soup to start, I had a starter (appetizer) as a main course, mackerel fillet and my better half had a burger. With a bottle of wine, coffee and liqueurs the bill came to 81 pounds sterling. We thought that was pretty good value for money. The food we fresh, really nicely cooked and presented. Waitress was charming and friendly.The decor is very hunting and fishing all that. There is a rather startled bison over the fire place - to quote an old Morcambe and Wise joke, he must have been travelling! It was noisy but perfectly OK for a pub.

Comida surpreendentemente boa. Fomos muito bem atendidos e até voltamos no dia seguinte. Recomendo também pelo ambiente descontraído.

We had walked from Piccadilly in the rain, so by the time we got here we were tired, wet and thirsty. And we needed the toilet.We tasted a couple of ales before choosing our tipple. Then we took a newspaper each and enjoyed the atmosphere, and a pint of good ale

We went early before seeing a film at the cinema over the road. The bar was heaving with after-work suited drinkers but the dining room relatively quiet. Very good service and the quality of the fish and beef was excellent. It was also seasoned and cooked beautifully. The burgers were uniformly pink throughout, so well rested, and the mackerel and sea bass were done to perfection. Black pudding croquettes a little dull but the home made potato gnocchi and the triple cooked chips were great. By-the-glass wines good. Interesting pudding menu (cornflake milk sorbet!) although burned honey and thyme ice was a little crystalline, had too much thyme in it and not enough honey. Overall though, very good. Price about right for quality and location.

This is a light and airy pub in London's fashionable Kings Road. It's roomy, nicely laid out and the staff are all very pleasant.There is a good selection of real ales, Guinness, ciders and lagers. London prices, but not the most expensive by a long way.The food menu is great. Burgers or fishcakes start around £15, other dishes cost more. The place has a reputation for good food. I would come back.

The Cadogan Arms is terrific. There is plenty of space in the bar area and a very good restaurant. The menu is carefully put together, with an interesting choice designed to appeal to any palate. Last night we had delicious pork with beautifully cooked vegetables.The ginger sorbet was perfect. There is a good selection of wines too.This is a great place for an evening out with friends or family.

Visited early Sunday afternoon. A waiter came after a short while and took our food order, but not our drink, so we had to order them separately from the bar. The mussels were nice, as were the chunky chips. My OH loved his roast - especially the duck fat roast potatoes! Service could be improved but quality of the food was great.

We recently held a farewell dinner for a colleague at The Cadogan Arms, the team chose to have a 'feast' style meal and no-one was disappointed. The food was excellent, we made a few changes to the standard menu all of which was graciously accommodated by the chef.Our event was held in the private room which gave us ample space and the dinner tables converted to billiards and table tennis after the meal which everyone enjoyed.From Nadia who made the arrangements to Eddy and his team hosting us on the night, everyone at The Cadogan Arms contributed to us having a great time.

My wife and I had an early dinner here a few nights ago, on a rainy night - very cozy, the main room with a bar large and with big windows, comfy tables, beer good. The dinner, which is served in an adjoining room, was solid meat and potatoes stuff. My wife, a vegetarian, did with a pasta dish, the only option for her - but tasty. Somewhat expensive, but then you are renting space in a posh area, along the King's Road, with lots of excellent shopping around. Recommend.

Had dinner with a couple of friends while visting London at the Cadogan Arms in the west end. There is a pub in the front and a nice restaurant in the back. Nice atmosphere and the menu had a number of interesting choices. I had pumpkin soup and the cod. The soup was a bit disappointing (lukewarm when served) but the cod was nicely prepared (poached) and was a good size. Good beers on tap as well (didn't look at the wine list). Prices were reasonable for London.

We met my son here for a drink on Friday night at 6pm. The service from the bar staff was quick & efficient even though the place was busy. The wine was Ok. All in all not a bad place to start the evening off. and the atmosphere

We often head down here for work pool contest and drinks.The service is usually pretty quick, the pool tables aren't great but means more banter with colleagues who try and blame the tables for bad shots.Not eaten here for a long time but every time I see food coming out, looks and smells good

Au coeur de Chelsea, ce pub est agréable pour dîner. La carte est assez courte. Les plats sont bons et très copieux, même s'ils ne comprennent pas de garnitures. Service de 12,5% ajouté automatiquement à l'addition.

On a wet and windy lunchtime on the Kings Road the Cadogan Arms is a friendly, welcoming establishment .....Being rather peckish it was good to know that the restaurant was open and if you can ignore the rather eclectic stuffed animals on the walls surrounding you and just focus on the menu, it is actually not a bad little gastropub.My only gripe is that the delicious venison main course at £22 per head would just about fill up a sparrow with severe malnutrition .....Apart from this we all loved it!!

We went to the Cadogan Arms for our team Christmas dinner and were very impressed. First of all, they were very accomodating in adding one person to the party at the last minute. As soon as we arrived, we were shown our table in this beautiful pub. The service was excellent:all throughout the night, the staff were polite and attentive and helped create a very nice atmosphere. The food was also fantastic! I've been quite disappointed in the past with Christmas menus but this one was top quality. The fish was particularly delicious and nicely cooked. I highly recommend this place!

We had our Company Christmas lunch in the Private Room at the Cadogan Arms and it was amazing. The staff were very friendly, efficient and nothing was too much trouble for them - the room and the food were great too - all in all a great Christmas Party thanks to everyone at the Cadogan!

This was the third pub within the ETM Group our company hosted ( the other being 'The Jugged Hare' near the Barbican). Our 3-course buffet style dinner in the function room on the first floor was good, especially the dessert of Christmas pud. and the Valrhona chocolate pave - we also liked their house wines and the very friendly and accommodating service. What really made it special were the dining tables being turned into a Ping-Pong and billiard table afterwards - we all had so much fun!Is was inevitable to compare the two very different venues and The Cadogan Arms is not quite in the same league as the Jugged Hare in the City, but it is slightly cheaper. So you get what you pay for.

Firstly, it is pants having a birthday on a Wednesday. No one really wants to do anything in the daytime so it was left for to my partner to organise something for that day.Living south of the river and working in central London, we never really venture west. My other half had a trawl on the internet looking for a nice pub / restaurant for lunch and the Cadogan Arms seemed to hit the spot.So we arrived there at 1.30pm and were immediately greeted by one of the most charming and fabulous members of staff who has ever attended us.. I didn't get her name, but she's a blonde, Aussie lass, and she was utterly charming. Friendly, helpful and the pub Must.Keep.Her.At.All.Costs!So on to the food. Scallops and chicken for a starter. I didn't think that scallops and fried chicken would go together on the same plate. But it does. And it's great and I'm going to try to recreate this dish from M&S on the way home tonight.Main dish - the steak. Served blue. And it was blue which was unusual. Usually when you ask for it blue, you get it rare. But this was blue. And it was gorgeous. The steak just fell off the bone and we eat every single bit of it.Pudding - Salted caramel ice cream for pudding, and together with two bottles of wine, we waddled out of there two hours later.Thanks Cadogan Arms for a great birthday lunch.

Had the whole roast chicken to share with all the Sunday trimmings, one of the best gastro pub roasts I've had in a long time (although still not as good as my mum's)

Decent looking menu, good service, nice interior and atmosphere BUT tough beef, bland vegetables and undercooked parsnips. Lack of seasoning and general execution. Average

I had high hopes for Sunday lunch at The Cadogan Arms which is situated on Chelsea's King Road after reading many positive reviews on Trip Advisor. Sadly, the meal was a massive let down. My starter of scallops on a bed of chopped apples and celery was both uninspiring and utterly tasteless. Naturally, I went for the roast beef and Yorkshire pudding for my main course. The beef was overcooked and as tough as an old leather boot. The carrots and roasted parsnips were under cooked and under seasoned. If the chef is incapable of roasting and seasoning vegetables correctly, serious questions should be asked about his competence in the kitchen. We didn't risk going for a dessert as we were eager to leave. People who label The Cadogan Arms as a gastro pub are deluded. Sure, it has a gastro pub themed menu but the execution of the dishes I endured during my lunch were no better than the microwaved fayre at my local Wetherspoons. It's on the Tastecard for a reason. The food simply isn't up to the standard I expect from a gastro pub. In fact, it's far, far worse.

This is what I came here for a quaint English Public House to just sit and watch the locals. I loves the Ales. I do feel the food was excellent and the staff were so friendly and helpful. I love it for it's ambiance friendliness!!! We had a big group and the service was just excellent!!!!

Really good Sunday lunch, fillet cod is brilliant, get 50% off with taste card! This is a lovely find in Chelsea, a short walk away from the river. Service is brilliant and great if you're coming from watching a movie in the nearby Cineworld. A tad expensive for wine, nearly 18 pounds for 2 glasses!

I was recommended to try this pub and was not disappointed. It's an old-fashioned pub in Kings Road, which does not try to compete as a bar with the trendy bars on Kings Road. But it does compete when it comes to food. I was told that all ingredients are personally sourced by the chefs and this was true. I had an outstanding lobster cooked in garlic butter with chips, salad, bread and butter. I would count this is as the best lobster I have ever eaten. Service was good and attentive. The array of stuffed animal heads on the walls is a bit odd when eating, but overall I was very impressed

We picked this pub for a nice early dinner. The service seemed pretty good and our starters and mains arrived at the same time which is always a welcome occurrence. However I was shocked to see my mains arrive with a long spirally wire (it looked like something used to clean pots with) poking two inches out of my ale battered fish. I was honestly surprised it hadn't been spotted before it was sent down from the kitchen. It wasn't busy at all so I can't put that lack of care down to a hectic kitchen - just failure to care enough about how the food is being prepared. I then had to wait what felt like an age for a replacement meal, during that time I had a half hearted 'apology' from what I guess was a senior staff member. The food finally came and it honestly looked like the same piece of fish with the wire extracted and refried to the hide exit point. By then my fired was already on her last mouthfuls and I had half lost my appetite and couldn't enjoy a very average meal. All in all, it's such a shame that such a well located and thoughtfully decorated pub doesn't deliver on where it really matters. I certainly can't see any reason to rush back there anytime soon.

Had a late lunch one chicken, one beef and two slow cooked shin. Nice food, friendly staff, does what it says on the tin.

Our first visit to the Cadogan Arms, celebrating a family get together and overall very disappointed.Very poor value for money, and service was less than attentive. Several of us in the table of 7 had the same meal which came in different proportions and desserts especially were less than impressive. The knickerbocker glory ice cream was an awful mess which looked far less than the standard expected, and no apple or grapes served with the cheeseboard. The waitress didn't have any idea of the cheddar clearly being smoked cheese, when it was advertised on the menu as regular farmhouse cheddar.

Never been one for contributing to online reviews but the service at this place was a joke. Just popped in for a nightcap after a lovely meal on a quite Monday night down the road. The bar man had a very odd way about him which was a strong hint at what was to come - a bit flouncy and arrogant. I've done my time working in a pub - be nice, serve the customer. Easy? Not for this bell end.He took an age to serve my girlfriend her Bailey's and put it on the till before finally asking me if that was all. I said I'd like a drink as well. He then poured the double whiskey into the used Bailey's measurer and then offered me the cloudy drink. In spite of the criminal waste of booze and his knobby I'm-to-good-to-be-a-barman-but-I-still-can't-do-it properly behaviour , I politey asked for a clean one. Anyway....it went on like this for a bit but I'm bored now. Eventually, got my drink. Might've been funny if I wasn't 12 quid down after the experience. What an absolute tool of a bloke!

We've visited the Cadogan a couple of times now for weekend lunches...and have not been disapointed. I would say it's the best proper pub on the King's Road...with a difference ! The staff here are very friendly and welcoming wether you're just calling in for a drink or two or for a meal. If you are eating it's best to book though as it's very popular. And you can eat here very reasonably. We had sunday lunch here yesterday...a traditional sunday lunch,two of us had beef and one ordered the pork. The beef was delicious,as was the pork we were told...proper roast potatoes,real gravy and lovely fresh vegatables..the cauliflower cheese was particularly good. Desserts of an unusual strawberry cheesecake with basil ice cream and also the pistacio ice cream were gorgeous. Service excellent,a friendly relaxing ambience...love the decor too. Family friendly.Also there is a function room upstairs. Will most definately visit the Cadogan again when in the area next. Recommended.

Este sim é um pub de respeito, fugindo ao baixo padrão do típico pub bretão; serviço atencioso e simpático, vinhos em taça para escolher e, é claro, grande variedade de cervejas. Até a comida é saborosa e de boa qualidade, o que não é muito comum em pubs. Vale a pena almoçar por lá.

Great pub. Enjoyed a night with friends.Great staff behind bar. One tip - gets noisy on a Monday night with pub quiz. Taking part is fun, but spectating not so!

Food wise place is very good , nice selections of starters & mains . Good flavour choices , cooking very good. Meat portions a little small. Value very good especially booking via toptable. Service very friendly , food arrived fast. Deco is playful. 2nd time been here n wud return & recommend . 7/10

Visited in a group of 6 for a late Sunday lunch. The pub-restaurant is bright and airy, has a great pool room upstairs - you can hire the whole place for functions. Most of us had roast beef and yorkshire pud - the meat was tender and tasty, and a generous portion. For dessert we had delicious rhubarb and ginger crumble (delicious and a large portion - some shared), chocolate cheesecake, also very good. Service was courteous and attentive, but never intrusive. When we arrived, there was a rather noisy table near us, so we had to be noisy too to hear one another, but later on it quietened down. A thoroughly enjoyable meal, great surroundings right on the Kings Road - and became fantastic value thanks to Tastecard. But even without the card, reasonable prices for London. We will be back!

We went here primarily for Sunday lunch. The food was excellent as was the beer. The pub is about a mile from Stamford Bridge and, given that it was a match day, it got a bit lively when yhe opposing fans popped in for a pre match beer. I was a bit concerned as it was West Ham - but a brief rendition of a football chant and they were off to see their team lose. There are pool tables upstairs which are both good value and quality. I would go back for more.

2 for 1 cocktails at a lovely pub on the Kings road. We stopped here on our way out to dinner at the Big Easy just near by. We ended up extending our booking so we could enjoy a few extra drinks. A grapefruit and sparkling wine drink was the star of the evening! Bargin for the Chelsea area.

Very few good pubs around has a great bar good service good billiards room food plentiful but good quality with good service sometimes bar area gets packed but a good Londin Pub

Had a group gathering here recently in the billiards room - service was great but have to say the prices for the appetizers were quite expensive given the amount of food that was provided! I would say this is a good place to organize an event but not so great in terms of prices.

Was delightful to stumble upon this welcoming pub on the Kings road on a rainy evening. Charming staff recommended a perfect bottle of wine for our meal, which was delicious, we enjoyed a great steak and even kid on the menu. Chelsea prices, but well worth it.

Went along with Daughter who had booked a table . We were looked after well enough and the meal was OK nothing to really speak of but still OK . A bit pricy but then its London.

Went there for a quick drink after dinner. Wasn't even acknowledged by the barman for at least 10mins. He was more interested in talking to a couple at the front of the bar rather than serving anyone else. When he eventually served us, he was still more interested in talking to the couple than getting our drinks. Whatever pub u go into I don't expect to be treated like that. Especially when paying so much for a drink. If you want to be ignored go here!No atmosphere!!

I popped into this pub for a quick drink and what a lovely pub. Great atmosphere, it was quiz night. I've got to say what a great bar man they have in Carl, friendly, informative and polite while being professional. I wish all bar staff could take a note out of his book. Nice place to feel at home. Will visit again when in the area.

After the Cross Keys closed down, we have been on the hunt for a replacement of our favourite local pub. Whilst the Cadogan Arms provides a warm, charming atmosphere, pool tables, and good drinks (decent cocktails - 2 for 1 from Monday to Friday), quality of the food is average and somewhat overpriced. Will come back for drinks but will head somewhere else for food.

I'll make this short and sweet. Food was great, service was good apart from having to chase a pint order. If you're going only for food and drink, great, but the pool tables were appalingly bad, the one we played on should be decommissioned!

We went here for Sunday lunch after shopping on the Kings Road. Great roast selection and they also had rib eye on the bone on their specials, opted for this and was not disappointed. The first floor houses a Billiards Room and we ended up having few games afterwards, of course I lost!

We've eaten here before; almost exactly a year ago in fact, and it was superb. Then, we had lovely pheasant and gorgeous sea bream. We enjoyed it hugely.Not this time. I had a rare breed rib eye steak with chips, béarnaise, bone marrow jus and water cress, and while the steak was quite good, the rest of it was, well, almost entirely tasteless. The chips ('triple cooked hand cut') were clearly reheats, as they were as hard as glass, the béarnaise and jus were as flavoursome as a glass of water, and the watercress was limp and tired. My wife's baked cod with mussel and clam pearl risotto was much worse; the fish was terribly overdone, while the risotto was absolutely drenched in garlic, to the point where you could taste very little else. The pearl barley was weird, some of it cooked to a mush, some underdone. The dessert, a rhubarb crumble and cinnamon ice cream, was like something a first year catering student failed an exam with, all lukewarm stodge with very little fruit, and ersatz ice cream that was no better than something with 'Economy' written on it from Lidl. The service was good, and they listened and apologised when we listed our concerns, but nothing was actually done about it. We didn't leave a tip.For £63 for two mains, a dessert, and two pints of Adnam (which was, it has to be said, lovely), you do expect better than this.

Lovely pub, British hunting game feel which reflects menu & deco. Went b4 chelsea game , booked via top table , recieved g8 discount !!! Food was very good , feather blade pulled apart delicately , strong beef flavour went well wiv the greens bacon & mushrooms & extra side of roast squash , perfect . Good value , especially wiv the deal 1/2 price. Service fast friendly n helpful Would def return again 7/10

The service here is a real let down. We had to ask to order both drinks and food. It took an hour for the mains to arrive after which the waitress had the cheek to tell us the table had been rebooked and we couldn't have dessert. Don't bother - the food is marginal at best.

I'm a bit surprised to see such a small amount of reviews on this place. I guess it might be overlooked due to it's proximity to more well-known restaurants up and down King's Road. This is far from your typical London pub. The wait staff is tremendously inviting and the selection of beers on tap is extensive. The food is also excellent here; try the bangers and mash. My recommendation is to visit during a Chelsea match, as the place gets packed and they set up a huge projector to show the match. You'll be chanting the Chelsea songs before in no time.I've spent countless nights here and would recommend it to anyone visiting the King's Road area who wants an authentic experience at a true authentic London pub.

This lively pub could be a little treasure with a little more care and attention.We called in for a drinl which was reasonably priced and there was a good selection.However it took 10 minutes to get served and the pub was not that busy.The food looked ok and when we were served the staff were very pleasant.Whether they just need more training or more of them is the question ?Give it a go and see what you feel !

Decided to take a shopping trip down Kings Road for a little Christmas Shopping and stopped in here for lunch - thought I would try out Trip Advisor for my first review (my friends are addicted) The place was fairly empty, apart from someone doing the paper work next to me.The food was good pub grub, a nice fish and chips (for me) and a mushroom risotto for my better half. But we tried the black pudding scotch egg - gorgeous.If I had a complaint it was the real ale wasn't great... a little to lively (flat is better, gives a smooth head and is achieved through a proficient technique).But all in all a great lunch. Not very good, but not average either - just good!

Went here for a Sunday lunch. I have the beef which was the perfectly cooked. It was a rump cut and thickly cut, probably one of the best roast I've had and I've eaten a many restaurants. My friend had a Bloody Mary which was already made in a jug full (mainly because of its popularity) and she has said that this was an amazing drink lovely and spicy. Would definitely recommend and I will be going again

The British Pub scene varies in quality from your average Roast-and-beer-type-outfit to full blown gastronomy. Cadogan Arms, situated in Mayfair, is somewhere slightly above the middle. The service is very good, the range of beer on tap is excellent and the food is lovely and fairly speedily served. If you're looking for a traditional roast or something a bit more varied, as is famed with London pubs, Cadogan Arms is definitely a goer.

The pub is gastro with a high end clientele. I have been many times but usually for a quick bite for lunch or a drink.This time I had a 3 course meal and it was really better than expected. The choices were excellent, the chocolate delice was divine and the menu is seasonal and creative.Staff are friendly and helpful and the pub has a relaxed atmosphere.

We had a group dinner here in the upstairs room with the US men's four Olympic bronze medalists and their families. The food was very good. The wines were also excellent. The staff was friendly. It was a great place to hold a bronze medal celebration!

This place is always busy, it tailors itself towards higher end clients by hiking up prices slightly. The beer is pretty pricey for a pint, this may not be accurate but I think a pint was around £3.80 to £4.00 which is steep. The addition of high leather back chairs I enjoyed and it has a smart but relaxed feel.

We picked the Cadogan Arms because it was listed as a "Gastro Pub" and was walking distance from our hotel. To be honest, we didn't expect much. It came across as just another pub with a kitchen when we walked in. We were pleasantly surprised by the variety on the menu. The service was excellent and the food was extremely tasty and well portioned. Highly Recommended. Our only suggestion is that they improve their beer and ale selection.

Went for the special, beef and ale pie. Expected a rich gravy, got a watery loose splash. Not recommended. My friend had the trout but it wasn't the best I've had and didn't come with anything agreeable.

My wife, granddaughter and I had Sunday lunch here recently. Having Sunday roast beef and Yorkshire pudding is one thing I always look forward to when in England. I had Sunday lunch here a couple of years ago and we had a good meal then. The interior of this pub is very charming and the service was very good, but the roast beef was tough and very disappointing. Maybe the meat was left over from my visit two years earlier. In any event, once one has a bad meal in a restaurant, the customer is not likely to return, and I won't either.