The Trafalgar in Kensington and Chelsea - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Debo de haber pasado este pub tantas veces, pero nunca hemos estado en hasta hoy cuando estábamos buscando comida en un pub. No estaba muy lleno y la decoración es peculiar y colorida. El pub es algo un poco diferente en esta zona.

Ignorar los asientos deteriorados, Este pub tiene un buen ambiente y personal muy amable y servicial. Ambos tuvimos filetes a la parrilla y que eran jugosos y con patatas fritas, triple preparado preciosa creo, y una ensalada fresca y sabrosa vestidos. La comida era muy razonable, así como el vino. El personal tomó a bordo de nuestra opinión de la comida que se sirve en bandejas de madera, tanto que Nick vino a escuchar nuestras recomendaciones personalmente. El pub también una buena selección de cervezas de barril y de lata de artesanías. Altamente recomendado.

Typical pub menu, burgers are at bit different Good size portions and value for money The staff are really nice but it does get busy after 7pm When we left they were queued out the door

Llevé a mi familia a la plaza de Trafalgar en el Kings Road para ver la copa fa llegamos al pub temprano para tener algo de comida y algunas bebidas antes del partido empezó. Pedimos una hamburguesa para nuestro hijo y mi esposa y yo pedimos un sándwich club de pollo tostado. Tuvimos que esperar unos 20 minutos para la comida parecía agradable hasta que empezamos a comer, es mi primer bocado me dieron una bocanada de huesos de pollo abundante en inspección no mucho más cerca parecía pollo paté de sardinas y lanzado a la cocina no hay mucho de un sándwich club. Las patatas estaban frías. No vienen con una copa o un refresco o bebidas alcohólicas pero limitada. Fuimos a los aseos, tanto la de los hombres y las mujeres eran asquerosas asientos wc timen las bisagras y el hombres olía a orina. Estamos residentes locales y sin duda no volveré. Nos fuimos temprano y vimos el partido en la comodidad de nuestra propia casa. No malgastes tu tiempo y dinero, y lo peor de todo es que dado el Kings Road Chelsea un mal nombre.

No dejes que el color pintura hortera y brillantes en el exterior, este es uno de los pubs más aburridos en el Chelsea. El servicio es bastante agradable, pero el ambiente ha sido nada más que en el par de veces que he visitado. El lugar sólo parece ser (media) lleno de gente pasando el comercio en vez de como yo sabemos que hay sitios mucho mejores metros.

Después de caza alrededor infructuosamente un tiempo en esta parte de Londres en una tarde de marzo jueves buscando comida en un lugar que no estaba demasiado llena, me encontré en la plaza de Trafalgar, donde, alrededor de las 9 pm, había varias mesas gratis. Buen pescado y patatas fritas y a un precio razonable de vinos por copa. Al lado del maravilloso Cine Kings Road curzon.

Es uno de esos pubs donde comen los ingleses los domingos. La comida es el típico pastel de carne, pollo y patatas fritas. También hacen Atún con verduras que depende del cocinero está en su punto o no. Y tartas de postre. Las cervezas variadas y buenas, pero caras. Una pinta 5€

He estado viniendo a este precioso pub agradable para 30 años. La comida ha subido y bajado durante ese tiempo, naturalmente, pero si mi sándwich era, este es un buen momento para ir para descansar.

My husband and I visited here on recent trip to London and have to say the staff are very friendly and accommodating. this was one of the only pubs showing the Wales v Italy game that day and even though it wasnt on they switched the tv on for us to watch it. definitely recommend the chicken katsu burger this was very nice and moorish. Will definitely go back here as the staff were fab - well done.

I refrain from using TripAdvisor as a mere complaint station, but since I've written numerous positive, complete reviews on this excellent website, I'll simply make this brief negative comment:

Chose this as an alternative to eating in the west end pre-theatre (the pub is a 10 minute walk from South Kensington tube, which then gets you to Piccadilly Circus in 8 minutes)...or it is a 10 minute walk from Sloane Square tube. For starters our party had a Chile Non-Carne Soup (very nice, around £5) and a breadboard which came with a large warm sourdough boule (enough for 2 and gorgeous, one of best breads I've tasted, £4). Main course was the Katsu Chicken Burger (£13, my son thought it the best chicken burger he'd had) and I had the Fish and Chips (around £11, very tasty fish and cooked just right), chips with both meals (thin with the burger, thick with the fish) were crispy, hot and excellent. Food was hot and served within about 15-20 minutes of ordering at the bar. I had a 25% off voucher from their website (off food AND drink) which I think they are only doing this month, but check their website. The prices I've quoted were before the discount. Great range of beers, about £5.50 for a pint of Peroni. Staff very pleasant and the decor is quirky, arty and lovely. Not too busy at 6pm. Smoking garden with heaters out the back., Would have given it 5 stars but without the voucher I suppose it is a bit pricey, however you are in Kings Road, Chelsea so not bad for the area (you could pay a lot more)...and certainly cheaper and more relaxing than trying to dine in the west end. Left at 6.45pm for a 7.30pm theatre start, got there in good time. I knew the pub because we'd been in there for a sandwich one lunchtime some time ago (salt beef I think) which had been really tasty, so gave it another go. Enjoy!

Vistamos este típico pub por recomendación de una amable señora que nos lo recomendó.

Típico pub inglés, ambiente local. Comida correcta, precio razonable. Es amplio y no da sensación de agobio.

The pub offers an exciting atmosphere with plenty of space and very big variety of drinks and food. The new manager Craig and his staff are lovely and there to help. I would highly recommend this place if you want to have a night out with your friends or even for a date.

Nice pub with average English food. The staff is nice and friendly and prices are in the medium range

It was a cold wet Sunday evening and this lovely looking pub was very warm and inviting. We ordered seared tuna salad, grilled haloumi rainbow salad and a bacon burger.

Sunday Lunch at the Trafalgar, been going for the last 5 years and never had a poor experience until yesterday, staff were disorganised, food although edible was served on cold plates and generally the whole experience was disappointing. Shame because we’ve used it as a sensible choice for a good Sunday lunch, it’s still comfortable, the drinks variety is great and there’s a good menu, but they’ve lost the plot a little in the customer care, preparation of food and service when it’s ready. When we politely pointed out when paying that things were not quite right is wasn’t really dealt with in a caring way. Someone needs to get a grip and sort it out.

Booked a table for 10 people for a 1pm sunday roast on my birthday. Considering it was only 1pm it seemed ridiculous that both the beef sunday roast and the vegetarian sunday roast had run out... as well as the only other vegetarian item on the menu. Several other parties left around us due to the lack of options but we persevered. You have to order at the bar and collect your own drinks from this place - even once you are eating so quite what the staff were all doing was anyones guess.

Me quedé muy decepcionada con el Trafalgar. Parecía ocupado desde fuera por lo que pensamos que debe estar bien. La cena con asado que nos sirvieron fue la peor comida que he tomado en cualquier parte del mundo. La comida era sólo un poco de calor cuando llegó. Ambos nos pidió la misma comida - pollo asado. El verdadero punto bajo fue cuando intenté poner mi tenedor en la yorkshire pud. Se destrozaban! ! Tan mal cocidas era sólido. Los cerdos en mantas y relleno también faltaban. Las verduras en mi plato consistía en mitad de un tamaño completo, quemado de cebolla, una enorme pila de Patacas Chirivías, col roja y una pila enorme de guisantes que parecía que había de lata y había visto días mejores. Toda la comida era horrible. Ninguno de los empleados nos dio el contacto ocular, y parecía haber nadie a cargo. Cuando tuve cuestionaron el faltante en la placa de cosas que esperaba que el chico con el que hablé con traer de fuera. Él nunca vino a nuestra mesa. Después de intentar comer nuestras comidas incomibles y finalmente renunciar. Fui al bar y pregunté por el gerente para venir a la mesa. Finalmente, el mismo chico que habíamos visto anteriormente volvió a la mesa. Debo asumir que no había gestión en el lugar. No terminas pagando las comidas terrible y tuvimos que comprar bocadillos de una tienda más adelante como hambre. La mesa detrás de nosotros estaban teniendo problemas también. 5 personas y sólo dos comidas. Las otras tres comidas llegamos como los dos primeros tenía nrarly terminado. Tan decepcionante. Ubicación privilegiada. Necesita una importante reforma, donde la comida es afectado. O los nuevos chefs o quizás vender comida hasta el personal puede cocinar y servir correctamente. Peor comida que he probado. Lo siento, no hay manera de capa de azúcar.

We popped in here for a bottle of House white at about 5.00pm on a Friday evening, and, my, was it busy. Absolutely heaving, but nothing nasty, and the very, very mixed clientele were absolutely lovely. The menu looked to be relatively expensive for what essentially is just pub grub. The wine was not cheap at £21.00.

Thursday night, Kings Road, empty pub... perhaps we should have wondered why! But we were welcomed warmly and offered a huge comfy horseshoe shaped banquette, which could seat 10, for two of us.Drinks were drinks, standard G&T and good SA red wine. Food was a delightful surprise. Having looked at a steak house offering steaks from £35 to £75, we bravely went for the £12.95 version here. And it was delicious. Really good value.My friend and I had plenty to talk about and so were oblivious to the rather bizarre surroundings and decidedly quirky clientele. Purple velvet tasseled light shades, for example, and a room divider in the middle of nowhere. Two people who spent nearly three hours chalking a specials board. And the most stunning (and expensive) fresh flowers.Will definitely go back, even if just to check we were not on "candid camera" and this funny, quirky, good value, pub really exists.

Passade på att äta lunch på denna pub. Stor trevlig lokal och riktigt god mat. De har många olika ölsorter. Skulle gärna gå hit igen

Great location, comfortable, terrible kitchen service Consistently run out of Sunday roast by 2:00 PM

Visited here with a large group for a leaving party. We booked an area for 25 people about 3 weeks in advance, so were a bit disappointed when we arrived and found that we were only given 3 smallish tables which were at different levels to each other. However we just pulled some more chairs over and had some people standing. I was impressed with the beers on tap- they had lots of local beers and a wide variety available. I ordered the burger to eat, which was quite nice but nothing special really. The prices were very high for both drinks and food, but it is on the Kings Road so I suppose it is to be expected. If you don't mind spending a bit then this is a nice place to visit for a drink on the Kings Road.

Excellent food and drink and very friendly atmosphere. They have a new manager who is lovely and very helpful, faultless customer service. Cannot recommend enough!

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Terrible Female manager not seeing the point of a beer tasting of vomit. Real shame as the bartender from New Zealand was ok. Big female manager - terrible customer service.

met with 5 friends there last night 12th aug. For a saturday night in Chelsea the pub was really quiet so there had been no need to reserve our table. Soon we were to realise why. we had a few rounds of drinks and then looked at the menus to choose something to eat. The menu is a small no of choices but the situation was made worse to find out several dishes we preferred were unavailable . We persevered and ordered and what turned up was poor quality . But during all this alarms in the pub were going of so we had to eat our food to the sounds of a large truck reversing PLUS a constant high pitched noise that we all though was my friends hearing aid malfunctioning. It was a nightmare added to the poor food quality and we could not wait to leave but not before conveying a complaint to the supervisor who apologised and did offer us free drinks before we left but it was too bad there with the alarm still going off so we left. The only positive thing to say about this place is that the staff were at all times very helpful and apologetic about the food and alarm . I am sure the alarm will not go off every week but the food will be the same . It ruined our saturday night get together and I still had ringing in the ears an hour later. In hindsight we should have been offered a full refund . Certainly if we had not had to pay before the food arrived we would have refused to pay after. We will be writing the the landlords to complain.

To begin with, I never take the time to review anything but the bait and switch we received at this restaurant inspired me to write it for other visitor to this lovely Chelsea neighborhood.We come to the Chelsea neighborhood about once a year and have discovered many interesting restaraunts over the years at our hotel's recommendation. We were on a casual walk of the neighborhood and wanted a beer and pub food, we asked the waitress if they served food. She said yes but only for 5 more minutes, so we ordered our drinks, they poured them and when we said we would now like to order food, she said the chef had left for the night because it had been more than 5 minutes and we could no longer order. This happened within 5 minutes so it was clearly a scam to get us in for drinks. We would have passed this establishment if they said they were no longer serving food. In the future we will stick to the recommendations of our very reputable hotel and we recommend you stay clear of this place.

In contrast to CP just up the street; this pub is poorly lit, unkept, the floor was a mess, and the food was terrible! I consider myself somewhat of a 'pub aficionado' and have included my kids in regular pub visits all over the world - and this one looked inviting - from the outside! That's where it stops! The small, low-brow crowd and trio of drunk barflies should have given us a clue. Apparently it didn't! Ambience was poor - oh, and did I mention the food? It was terrible!

My partner and I stopped in here for a drink on a Sunday evening as we thought the bar looked lovely. We should have taken heed to the fact that the place was practically empty and that the pub over the road was absolutely packed out!!! We went in for a drink but we made the mistake of ordering food. We ordered a shared roast dinner but they didn't have it so we ordered two roast chicken dinners (at a cost of £27). We waited quite some time and when the food arrived the roast potatoes were cold so we told the staff who sent over the manager who took the food back to the kitchen. The manager came back with our food and it seemed to us as though it had been put in the microwave as the potatoes were very hot but now chewy and not crispy. The yorkshire pudding was chewy and inedible. The chicken was very dry and over cooked. We we so hungry that we ate the chicken and left the rest of the food. When the manager came over to ask how the food was we told him that we were not happy as was not nice i.e. chewy and overcooked. He did offer to give us something else to eat but we were reluctant as we were very hungry, very disappointed and felt that other food would also be to a poor standard. The manager did not offer us any kind of refund although we did get a complimentary drink whilst waiting for our food to be heated up again. The manager seemed quite unprofessional and we thought we may have been given some partial refund at the very least bearing in mind that we only ate a little dry overcooked chicken. So the customer service via the manager in this establishment is not good at all! I recommend that you do not go to eat here.

Beer festival on when I visited, staff had plenty of intersecting facts to share about a million different crag beers! They also offered great food paring! Would defo recommend!!

Having a couple of hours to spare in Kings Rd and needing a meal, I walked into the nearest pub - The Trafalgar!Now, I'm not expecting gourmet 5-star or even 3-star food but I expect at least a decent portion for the over-inflated prices - I appreciate it's Kings Rd so will be slightly higher. After a nice conversation with a very friendly bar man, I decided on the Fish & Chips. When it arrived, I had to take it straight back to him as there seemed to be half portions of the chips and peas - they tried to style it out by placing the fish on top of the random chips! The bar man took away and promptly came back basically saying that due to the financial state of the country, they're reducing the portion size! oh dear! He did manage to add maybe 2 or 3 chips but on the whole:Fish - greasyChips - dryPeas - tasteless & dryPrice - £12.95My advice, look for somewhere else! To be fair, the decor is ok and the bar man I spoke to was great (and apologetic) but I really I can't recommend this place on any level. PS. The second star was for the staff, otherwise the chef and the management would wholly deserve a 1-star.

We have walked passed this pub for many years and never gone inside. Last Sunday we fancied a Sunday roast and the sign in the window drew us in. We didn't think the place was that exciting to look at but we wanted to try the food. I had pork roast and my husband chicken, the plates were laden and it was delicious, maybe the parsnips could have been a little brown but they tasted great. Roasted onions a nice addition, Yorkshire pudding nice as quite often you find it leathery if it has been standing around, we thoroughly enjoyed it, no posh plates but that didn't matter It was just like a roast you would make at home hearty and delicious, and hot which is so important to us. We shall go back undoubtedly. Nice staff too.

We popped in for a quick drink with our daughter. Ambience OK. Fairly full. Love the old time decor. One of the drinks we ordered was a Weiss beer. The lady bar attendant wanted to serve it with lemon and when we declined she promptly plonked the bottle down and said "Do it yourself then". Not quite customer service in my opinion.

Started off badly when we were issued old menus and had to reorder off new ones. Complicated sandwich meal deal and inflexible when it came to meal variations.However food was good quality and service by waiting staff was very good. With so much choice around that area though, not sure I'd go back.

Lovely staff, very attentive and smiley. Food was pretty good. Wine excellent. Would visit again, we had to rush.

I love this pub, I go there quiet often and never put me down. The location the atmosphere the food everything spot on.

We visited The Trafalgar last night as a group of girls from work I have been here many times before and have always enjoyed the food but I'm sorry to say the food is now very poor. First of all the menu was so badly printed we could not read it. Also the choices were not good I chose half a chicken and swapped my fries for salad well the chicken was wondering very dry little pieces with hardly any chicken and the salad Consisted of lettuce and cucumber no tomato etc smothered in oil and really if I was loosing out on the frys usually a decent salad is provided. The other ladies meals were not much better such a shame as it was a good place e to visit after work.

Amazing venue and friendly staff and the location is just perfect I will recommend it to everyone that is around the kings road

A good pub on Kings road. Had a good bangers and mash and great buzz about the place. Fish and chips were good too.

We have been sampling Sunday roasts across london. The roast lamb and roast beef at The Trafalgar were amongst the best. Highly recommended - for food service and atmosphere

Great choice of menu and valueNice food some of it was luke warm and could of been much hotterNice pub

Had a work Christmas lunch (for 43) on the 21st, the food was great and the celebrations went long into the evening and all had a great time. Have visited The Trafalgar on many occasions over the years and have never had a bad time here, staff are all friendly and always a good atmosphere.

The service and food were excellent. We ordered the turkey roast and the vegetarian nut roast and both were delicious with very generous servings and all at a very reasonable price too.

Never take children there staff are lame, lazy and quiet obnoxious although it wasn't full at all and we had two tables on with children who had their drinks served after their burgers we're finished and of course missed ones meal. I will never step foot there or recommend it to anyone. There's a Pub further and many restaurants on kings road near the trafalgar Pub. Children didn't enjoy their meal was very mediocre. The staff serving that place were only two and the female was rude.

We went for Sunday lunch because I was misled by an article online in The Resident'. Maybe it was a few years old. I had the pork and beef, and both were dry and grey. Potatoes were hard and tasteless, and all the veg was dull. Friends had variations of the same. We decided to leave it and grab a sandwich elsewhere.

Excellent pub & grub The staff were excellent through out & also don't wait to long to get served for a drink at the bar neither.

A group of us visited the Trafalgar for lunch. It's a large pub and it had plenty of empty tables, in fact we were virtually the only people there. I ordered the shepherds pie but sadly "it hadn't been delivered yet". Sausages were off too, so was the chicken but they did have one burger. Everyone else resorted to open sandwiches and one person had a very poor and expensive macaroni cheese. If you are after homemade food, or even food, this is may be a place to avoid until they sort the kitchen out. If you are after somewhere to sit down and a pint then it's a place to go where at lunchtime you seem pretty certain to get a seat!

Visited around 6:00 mid week and there was plenty of room. The pub has a warm atmosphere with an assortment of chairs, sofas, etc. The mulled wine was very good (its almost Christmas) and the food was delivered promptly and was very tasty. The staff are helpful and pleasant. Would recommend for lunch or dinner.

If this place were anywhere else you would snort derisively if presented with a £21 bill for two glasses of wine, half a dozen onion rings and some soggy chips. Yet it's in the heart of Chelsea. So you tolerate it. The place itself is practical, and low in charm. It's very big so over 100 people can fit comfortably around tables large and small. The floor is also wood. Lighting is pseudo-chandeliers. Curtains are surrounded with mock velvet sconces. The bar is lit with Ashley-esque shades. William Mortis wallpaper in half the bar, bluish-green paint in the other. Large advertising blackboard. Large TV screen shoeing the football. It's a bit of a hotch potch. If you want authenticity, go elsewhere. It has the whiff of that chain that starts with a W about it, if you get my meaning. If you're on a cheap date, I suppose you could do worse. People cheerfully shouting each other into deafness seems quite a standard approach. The long curved sofas are quite comfortable. It ticks practical boxes, not emotional ones.So if someone grandly tells you that "I went out in Chelsea last night", you might not necessarily summon up this place, but it takes all sorts to make a world. Could do worse, but it's not special.

Recently moved into the area so testing out a few of the local pubs/restaurants,,,,went to The Trafalgar last night for a couple of pints and a quick bite to eat-ordered the Triple baked Macaroni Chees-I was asked if I wanted a small or regular portion and opted for the regular-it was tasty but the portion was small-can only imagine that the small portion would be insignificant. Will probably try it out again and order something else....

Booked a table for my parents anniversary on a Sunday!The manager recognisesd us from previous visits and treated us to a bottle of prosecco to toast my parents anniversary.We all had Roasts. I had lamb and it was delicious.The desserts were great too.Really lovely, friendly staff and dog friendly too.An extremely pleasant afternoon.

I've been here a few times with my friends and the food is good/average pub grub. I had chicken burger and chips both times. The chips were tasty and well cooked, as was the chicken burger, (although maybe a bit bland).Would drink and eat here again. Also the staff were friendly.

Wonderful location, most comfortable, but the food is marginal. Running out of roast beef by 3:00 on a Sunday, and it was not even a rainy day. Unforgiveable

An apprehensive second visit for Sunday lunch three weeks ago, as our first over a year ago was a bit of a disaster. We were very pleasantly surprised! The pub was clean and bright, the staff friendly and effcient. The Sunday lunch roasts were superb and served promptly with a smile. The location is ideal for us when we visit London and after this very good experience, we shall certainly go there again.

For such a posh area, this pub had a really nice feel and atmosphere. Food was tasty, and hot. I had the chicken, avocado and bacon burger. Coleslaw was definitely home-made. Wine was reasonably priced for the area, and the staff were friendly and helpful. Would definitely come again and disappear another 4 hours!

Avoid at all costs. My boyfriend ordered a beer which was flat. The manager was not willing to accept this and gave us a patronising look of contempt and stated 'I can see lots of bubbles in it'. We asked him to taste it which he refused to do before extremely begrudgingly changed to another pint. I had ordered a decaf coffee which tasted like water. I had to ask fur a refund. Absolute pit of a place, avoid like the plague.

We came here for a quick drink after a walk round Chelsea and this pub is very nice. The booths are comfy and there are plenty of places to sit. The interior is very nice with an industrial theme. The staff are a little slow with serving but are very friendly!!

Called in here for a drink and was presently surprised. A nice atmosphere friendly staff and a wide range of beers the food was expensive for what it is , but it is on the King's Road. All in all very nice .

The pub itself is a lovely clean pub with a great selection of alcohol available. However the evening I visited my bag was stolen and the staff were neither sympathetic or helpful. The staff informed me that I was one of many whose items had been stolen that evening. The bar manager gave me his number so we could discuss the incident but after numerous missed phone calls and unanswered text messages I have still been left with no help regarding the incident. Very disappointed and will not return. Would advise all visitors to extra vigilant with their personal belongings.

Went for a couple drinks with some friends. It was a nice spot, staff are friendly, facility seems clean. Service was quick.

I visited this pub after meeting a friend who works nearby. It was really empty in the pub with only a few customers. Me and my friend both ordered food, after waiting for absolutely ages we had to approach the bar to ask where exactly the food was. 50 minutes later our food arrived, the order was completely wrong. The waiter, without even apologising took the food away and said that he would sort out. 10 minutes later I approached the waiter to see what was going on and he said that the kitchen would make it from scratch. Obviously, after waiting 50 minutes already he must've assumed that I had no where else to be that day. So I asked for a refund so that I could leave to make my other plans. To which he responded by sighing in my face. Received no apology, left hungry and will not be returning! Shocking service.

I did wonder, upon entering from the bustling Kings Road, where everyone was? It was WAY too quiet for a Sunday lunchtime. And, unfortunately, I found out why the hard way. My table was marked reserved by the print-out left on it. Ordered a perfectly good beer and we perused the menu. Chilli squid sounded good (but they didn't have any...) so ordered braised beef brisket cubes with buffalo sauce and a ham and salami with toast plate. Mains were lamb shoulder and sirloin of beef. After a while the starters arrived....but so did the mains! No apology - they seemed to think this was normal!!! The salami portion looked pretty small but was apparently tasty and my cubes were fine. But....my beef, which was served on top of the roast potatoes and veg (leaving half the plate vacant for any additional sides should we have been foolish enough to have ordered them...) making them soggy but also hiding the fact that the veg was mostly strips of cabbage that didn't look particularly appetizing.... And then I tried to cut the beef. Nope - wasn't going to be easy! A lot of it was gristle, chewy and just not good enough. So disappointing. So we decided to move on and have some gin elsewhere. Hardly anyone else arrived while we were there and now I know why.....

This was our first stop after checking in at a nearby hotel. We could not locate our first choice for fish and chips (which had been recommended by Tripadvisor, and we later discovered had been closed for months) and took a chance. We ordered beers and meals and found a table in the back by the fireplace to unwind. Our food soon came out and we were thoroughly delighted by the results.

We had lunch at the Trafalgar and ordered our meals,they arrived in a reasonable amount of time,but then the disappointment started.My meal was ok,but my wife ordered the fish & was very taken aback as she was convinced that it had a bad smell.When she cut in to it the flesh there was a combination of brown & grey colours which did not look very appetising.The waitress came & asked if everything was ok,and my wife expressed her concerns.She was then offered a replacement meal,but declined.Summing up,a rather dissapointing experience,and we were not offered a partial refund.The gents toilet had a broken mirror,and the right hand urinal was blocked.Would we reccomend this establishment, no we would not.

Nice atmosphere, food is ok. Friendly staff, but the service was a little bit slow even if there were a few people waiting..!

After walking down the Kings road we were in desperate need of light refreshments and this was the first stop.We sat at the window on the left hand side and watched the world go by. Pints of lager followed by G&T's was the order and we had a good few.It's nice clean and the staff are friendly. A great place to have a few and relax with a view.

I have eaten and reviewed the Trafalgar a couple of times in the past. I am pleased to say they continue with a very high standard. My wife and I had lunch here on Monday 1st May 2016. We had Fish and chips £12.25 and Roast Lamb £15.75. They were both delicious, nicely presented, fresh and full of flavour. Although the portions are not huge and the prices not cheap, this was food of the highest quality.During this, my most recent holiday in the London, the food served in Pubs is very good.We hope to return to The Travalgar.

We had late Sunday lunch - it was pretty satisfying if unspectacular. Chicken was better than the beef which was a bit chewy and not as hot as it could have been. The salted caramel profiteroles with salted caramel ice cream and toffee sauce was stunning, in the top three desserts I've ever had - worth visiting for it alone. Service was good too, pleasant and obliging staff.

Really good place for organising a meet up with a group. The music is not too loud so it's possible to have a conversation. Staff is very friendly and food was good.

i met an old friend for a drink and some lunch, but I would find another venue next time. the drinks were fine, but the food was not as good as expected. I had the shepherds pie with seasonal vegetables. The pie tasted okay, but was only warm. I will not comment on the seasonal vegetables. The best part of our experience of this venue was the personality and friendliness of the young lady who served at the bar, and also served the food. I don't know her name, but she was from Caracas.

Great atmosphere fabulous food so worth a visit. Great location and reasonably priced. No reservation required tonight xxxx

Visited for a meal with my mum when dad was in hospital. The food was excellent and very reasonably priced for London. They have some meals on 2 for £18 during the week. Can recommend the fish and chips and steak pie! Great selection of drinks both, alcohol and soft drinks.

Bar avec possibilité de restauration, le fish & chips est correct 12£ il y a des formules 3 entrées 13£, 5 entrées 20£, des burgers à composer soit même.

Went to The Trafalgar yesterday for Sunday roast.My friend and I both had the mixed roast which was beef and also pork.My pork was dry,overcooked, tasteless and the crackling portion was tiny. The roast potatoes were not proper roasts at all. More like boiled with their skin on and then thrown in the oven. The yorkshire pudding whilst not too bad was cold when it came out.My beef was also dry and overcooked. In comparison my friends beef slice was pure fat and had a massive thick vein running down it which made it impossible to eat. The waitress was very sweet and offered us free coffee which was kind of her when we showed her! She was also very apologetic even though it wasn't her faultThere are so many other pubs that offer far better food and value for money.It's a shame as the decor is nice and it has the potential to really be a lovely place. It needs more waiters and waitresses, offer table service rather than have to pay at the bar and more attention to detail and fire the chef... that roast is a disgrace for the price you pay!

Provato una insalatona con omega tre ed altri semi e anche un burger con British beef. topping di ceddar e bacon. Tutto molto buono ed abbondante.

A member of staff was hardly moving, it took her about 15 minutes to pour us tea. When we said we had to go as we were running out of time, they didn't happen to have takeaway cups, refunded us only for 1 cup out of two and literally ripped the second cup off my hands when I was trying to have at least a sip before running off. For the pub manager, this was on Saturday 21st between 2-3pm. ‎Disgusting. 

Located on the King's Road about 10 minutes walk from Sloane Square. Tastefully decorated, we had lunch and drinks there. The food was served promptly we had a chicken salad and fish and chips both dishes were good. The served a broad range of beers, I ordered the smoked porter, although served from a can and not draft was disappointing however it tasted good. Eclectic crowd there which was good to see.

Gutes Bier gutes Essen Fish and Chips dazu sehr freundliches und hilfsbereites Barpersonal. Werden sollten wir mal wieder nach London schauen garantiert wieder hingehen.

Disappointing dinner experience. The interior could definitely benefit from a makeover. It's very dated and tired looking.The service was ok. Food was disappointing. Chicken was all bones and not pre specified in menu (I assumed it will be breast since Douthern Fried is usually breast). Fish was ok but made us sick later! The place lacks atmosphere and could do with a re vampDisappointing for such a good location

We visited the pub for a rugby game and the roasted menu that they have on sundays. The overal experience was very good. Try thr fish and chips and the roasted chicken

I've walked past this pub a few times (and even gone in to use the toilets), and I decided to have dinner and a few drinks there one night.The lady at the bar helpfully allowed me to taste a few of the beers before ordering one, which was nice of her.The food was good pub food. The ambience was very nice. It's a great place for dinner and drinks.

Nice place, can't comment on the food as never got our order even after waiting an hour. Better places to visit and life is too short!to to to go so don't bother with to

Had a family lunch here recently, but was disappointed with the experience. The pub looks a bit grotty from the outside, despite being on the prestigious Kings Road. The interior shows some signs of a developing personality - however, it is just not quite right. There was a slight smell of urine as we entered which would have put us off completely had it not been for the torrential rain outside. The table was too high for the ill-placed sofas - our party had to transfer to higher chairs in order to reach their plates. The food was mediocre but passable. My cous cous/quinoa salad did not taste nice. The others seemed to enjoy their meals - burgers, fish and chips etc. however the portions were all a little underwhelming.The staff were friendly, but there was no buzz or atmosphere here - it feels like a work in progress, and needs a good restyle and decent chef to get it back on track.

Had cocktails and a sharing platter with a friend with a fantastic view over Trafalgar Square with views towards the London Eye. It is an outdoor terrace with varying things on the menu and a good choice of cocktails. For best views a high stool at the roof edge is best.

I entered this place tonight with a friend of mine. For reference, we are 31 and 27 years old respectively. When we headed to the bar in order to get our first round of drinks (of the night) the waiter asked to see our IDs. I want to emphasise that it was our first round of the night so that there is not doubt that we were neither drank nor showing an inappropriate attitude that could have made anyone not want to serve us a couple of beers. We are spaniards, so the only available proof of identity we had on hand was our spanish ID, and that was what we showed to him. Well, surprisingly that was "not valid there" according to him so we were asked for a different proof of identity. He took out a sign with all the valid proof of identities that they would accept in the place (basically British passport and a few others). It came to my mind that I also had my european driving license, so I gave it to him and that seemed to please him. My friend did not have the driving license on her so in the end we were not allowed to order our drinks and we went through a fairly embarrassing experience. We were discriminated in a way I could not believe and there was nothing we could do about it (at the time) so we left the place. I am not sure if what they did is legal but we will definitely take legal action soon. If you are not British, avoid this place by all means, they are xenophobic

We went in for lunch and ended up leaving after our drink because there are no prices on the menu just odd numbers. Really weird! Wonder if it's to do with ripping off tourists. Something very strange going on there...

Vintage styled pub with unique furnishings and a great Sunday roast. Here you will find the families of Chelsea enjoying a large Sunday lunch in the comfortable sofas and around the different styled tables. Also not your typical Chelsea bartenders and waiters - and that's a good thing.

There's pubs everywhere you look in London but here's one to seek out if you're in Kensington/Chelsea. Very comfortable setting and really good food that (as I'm fond of saying) hits the sweet spot between the basic pub offerings (pies, fish/chips, bangers/mash) and the "gasto-pubs" that try to hard to out-impress each other. I had a really nice meal that started with a salmon appetizer that was generous and tasty and the fried chicken dinner that came with nice slaw. A winner.

I had been here in the past and it was a good experience. This time it was noon and I was walking by when they just opened. Tried different types of cider (some of them very good) and had the smoked salmon as a starter and the plain hamburger as a main. I was not disappointed by any of them. And the french fries were also very good and plenty. To finish a very good coffee. The atmosphere is very relaxed and the patrons very nice and helpful. I will certainly go back again.

Very comfortable and a large range of food unlike regular pubs got vegetarian and healthy food the salads are all tasty and you can pick from a lot of choices larger plated, cheese boards or small plates enough to fill you up much more generous in portion.

Price of two cokes, over £6, seems to be on the pricey side. Nice cool place, good sit down, but with buts??

I went to the Trafalgar today, for lunch with a girlfriend. I love the quirky decor, the place is roomy and has lots of interesting furniture. Very helpful and friendly staff. Excellent selection of food, we were spoiled for choice. Excellent weekday offer of 2 courses for £12 is highly recommended (and portions are not tiny). I can recommend the flatbread, sweet potato fries and chicken wings. House wine £18 a bottle which is remarkable for SW3. I will definitely go back.

£5 to take the lift up! Nice staff and fantastic views over London! Perfect for a warm summer night.

Visited for quick lunch. Service friendly and fast. Good excellent and beer very well kept with a good variety. Couldn't wish for better.

This is a spacious and airy pub, with windows open in good weather and tables not too cluttered so very comfy for families. The food was classic pub, we had the fish and chips and mac and cheese for the young ones. You have to order and pay at the bar.

Stopped by for 1 drink before dining locally. What a beautiful pub/bar.Lovely size so plenty of room and not too crowded. Lots of different size/types/heights of tables and mix and match seats.The Chardonnay was lovely too. Would like to go back.

Although from the US, we stay in the Kings Road area of London at least twice a year --- and the Trafalgar is a spot we’ve gone to time and time again over years and have never been disappointed. There is a true sense of a commitment to customer service and in our opinion the food and is a cut above (although, to be honest, often we’re stopping by for a pint or a glass of wine.) Particularly enjoyable is the eclectic seating options --- from traditional tables to clustered groupings of older chairs, sofas and tables. It’s all quite enjoyable, and only enhanced by good, friendly and efficient service.

Near the Curzon movie house, this cozy pub has great finger food,surely more but thats what I had with wine waiting for the Curzon movie theater's next showing. Glad I did enjoyed it.