The KPH in Kensington and Chelsea

I was expecting the KPH to be more reflective of its music history, however, it was very nice, the pint of Timothy Taylor’s “ Landlord” needs looking after better than the pint I was served, I need to go back when it’s busier...

Este es uno de los mejores pubs de Londres antiguo.

Visité este pub de un domingo por la tarde después de trabajar localmente y había música improvisada en la esquina del pub. Las cervezas son buenas y hay comida para los clientes distribuido. El pub es un bar agradable de grande y es muy acogedor. Me gustaría regresar aquã-

Desde este lugar se volvió a abrir después de Vince Power fue desalojado es el peor. Sucio, lleno de alcohólicos y totalmente displicente.

I have only been here once and I didn't like it. Didn't have the warm friendly feel I like a pub to have.

The KPH has just re-opened and the guys running it seem good fellas. Nice range of beers and newly no fuss refurbed brings the atmosphere together - nice evening out in my old haunt!

amazing Pub in ladbroke grove ! they have amazing staff and amazing beer j spend a lot of time in ther pub after work always good people good music, manager amazing and friendly the best ever in that area!

Je m'y suis rendu pour le concert privé de okiem. Endroit sympathique, décoré dans le style des vieux bars de St Louis. Endroit idéal pour déguster le whisky bourbon. Et a prix fort abordable.

Al oeste de Londres tiene un montón de pubs en oferta, pero esto es, de lejos, el mejor boozer he tenido el placer de beber en durante mi estancia en Londres. Desde el personal hasta los productos a la música, todo excelente. El sentido de comunidad y el ambiente acogedor hacen que sea un lugar que no se puede perder.

Real hearty London pub. Fair prices. Close to Ladbroke Grove tube and portobello market. Would 100% go back. The heart beat of Notting hill

Mi primo y yo recientemente estuve en Londres para una semana, y nos hemos alojado cerca Ladbroke Grove Station. Nos detuvimos en el kph, una noche después de un largo día de turismo, y casi inmediatamente nos sentimos como en casa, como si estuviéramos en nuestro propio bar de barrio después de un largo día. El personal fue excelente, amable y muy acogedor.

Found the pub by chance this week, excellent range of drinks and friendly service by the sole barman on a Thursday lunchtime. Sadly I have found out the pub maybe closing due to new freeholds. It will be a great shame as its one of the last places not to be gentrified in the area.

Good music (live jazz bands play frequently or there is an excellent DJ). The pizzas are delicious..

Went here for some drinks with friends recently. We ended up staying to eat and the Pizzas were really good! The staff were very friendly. I'd only been there once before a few years ago - what a transformation! There was a great atmosphere with a band on. I will definitely be going back, it's a lively pub with an eclectic feel!

We have been here at this pub to have a quick beer before going home. There was an live act in the pub which was really good. I heard that there are acts all the time. The beer was good, service friendly. I don't need more...

We eat here last night before a gig. My husband's burger was ok but the hand cooked chips were sadly rather cold. My spaghetti bolognese did have a genuine home made feel to it. The food wasn't expensive, but the wines we wanted weren't available, so we were forced into much more expensive choices. Having said all of that, the theatre room upstairs is charming, and the gig was great. Check out King Eider if they're ever on near you.

My husband and I have recently started visiting this pub every week (after our local was turned into a tesco and our next choice changed hands and the food wasn't so good) and we love it. It is everything we look for in a pub. They have done it up while retaining its original character. It looked great at christmas and the open fire was so cosy! The staff are helpful and friendly. The food is great, especially the pizza, it rivals many pizza restaurants that we have eaten in and the Nduja pizza is addictive! We also love the mixture of people who go there, all ages and from all walks of life, we feel this gives the KPH it's great relaxed friendly atmosphere. There is also regular live music upstairs. As london pubs are ruined and disappearing on a regular basis we value this pub and really appreciate the great job that they are doing.

This run down "pub" is a tacky waste of space, the food was overpriced and tasted like ready meal food. Overpriced is an under statement! A meal combo of a hotdog and a beer was £15 , do not go there at all!

Has the atmosphere of a men's social club with eclectic old furniture. Service wasn't brilliant but they have tried a little bit to transform themselves to appeal to a younger crowd. There is a band on some nights but nothing special. It's got a good location but needs a serious upgrade and change of management.

Our group of nine extended family members visiting from the U.S. was looking for a neighborhood pub near the house we were renting in Ladbroke Grove. We were there on a Sunday night and almost had the place to ourselves. The food was good -- basic pub food -- and the beer selection was average. The bartender/waiter was a pleasant fellow. KPH isn't dripping with old world pub charm if that is what you are looking for. It's functional, but that is not a criticism. Prices were fair so we weren't expecting fine dining. I would recommend KPH if you are looking for what I described.

Until recently the KPH was a local ratty pub in great need of a refresh.Recently it's changed owners and they have done a nice job of updating. They have re-opened the kitchen, started having entertainment, and changed out the beer selection. So, compared to the old KPH, a 200% improvement.The food is pretty good, not gourmet by any means, but the pizza is tasty, the BBQ wings are very spicy and nice, and the steak is well made. They need to get used to their pizza oven as the place fills up with smoke from time to time.What they need to work on still is the service. It's prompt, but non-attentive. No one asks if you would like to order food, (If it were not for the sign board on the sidewalk, the casual drop in wouldn't know that they had food at all). The chef is friendly enough and stops by to check on the food, th owner is a bit aloof, and doesn't seem to interact with the customers much. At least the old manager would say Hi, and thanks for coming in.I do suggest giving them a try, especially on Saturdays as the music choices they have are excellent. Jazz, Bluegrass, Folk a goog mix. They are still settling in, and I hope they keep improving.