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The Queens Head, W6

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13 Brook Green
W6
W6 7BL

Phone: 02076033174

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Fuller's

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Hammersmith, Brook Green

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David Walton left this review about The Queens Head

Visited 14/01/26. Visited previously 08/08/22.

Cask was L Pride, Hophead, HSB and London Porter. The keg offering was Frontier lager, Amstel, Gamma Ray, Peroni, Cornish Orchards cider, Guinness, Rebel IPA, Asahi.

This Fullers pub is L-shaped with a shortish front side and then quite long. Venue is bare boarded with a ceramic tile skirt around the bar counter which follows the internal shape of the venue. From the corner of the bar counter there are some tall tables served by tall fabric banquettes and tall stools on the right-hand side with some booth tables beyond the end of the bar counter to the rear exit to the large paved beer garden which has a mixture of picnic benches and some covered tables in what can be described as beach hut like structures. The area behind the bar counter over to the left-hand side has tables laid for diners and served by regular tables or the same fabric banquettes, with the part to the rear looking out onto the beer garden separated from the front part of the dining area by some glass doors. There are some tall tables in the front window facing the front side of the bar counter and in the front right-hand corner by an attractive stone fire grate which has some decorative logs perched in it, the tables served by leather banquettes and regular chairs. There is a cosy area to the left of the entrance with a real fire and a booth table in the front window and a small number of tables served by regular chairs and similar leather banquettes in the rear part of this side, which is not too far from the front. No discernible screens, background music only and attractive beams that made this a very pleasant venue. My L Pride wasn't in great shape and so I do wonder whether cask ale is the quaff of choice by many who frequent this venue.

On 8^th February 2026 - rating: 6
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Tris C left this review about The Queens Head

Situated in gentrified Brook Green, this is a very pretty pub in a quaint location away from the grit of the immediate area. As mentioned, this pub is very large inside with a very spacious beer garden. The interior is quite eclectic with low ceilings, exposed beams, part hard floor and part parquet. Certain aspects are also quite modern too; in all, something of a hotch-potch but nothing to offend. There are also old prints relating to the Osram light bulb factory and Lyon's Corner Houses which once occupied Brook Green. The clients are generally young professionals, some with kids, which is no surprise.

There's a basic 3-ale Fuller's range along with Brixton-based Clarkshaw's New World American Pale Ale which was very pleasant though painfully steep at £4.55 a pint. Welcome enough, it would have been cheaper if the barmaid had been blessed with the gift of English and had given me a half as requested.
I would certainly come here again if in the area, but that said, can't actually see myself being in the area again.

On 7^th June 2016 - rating: 6
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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about The Queens Head

Nice-looking pub facing Brook Green, with many flowers and much vegetation adorning the traditional facade. Although not that obvious from the front, it has been substantially extended over the years; both to the right-hand side and several times to the rear. Thankfully the former Chef & Brewer days are now a fading memory, and one might now imagine that it had been a Fullers house for ages. The area near the front windows is light and airy, but the interior gets quite dark as you go back due to a lack of windows, various partitions and a low ceiling. The furniture is semi-modern, but not to the extent that the place has been spoilt by some ghastly gastro-pub makeover. It also has quite a large beer garden which is a nice spot on a fine day (but best avoided during the busy periods). Two banks of four handpumps, typically offering well-kept Pride, Seafarers and ESB plus a seasonal (currently Spring Sprinter, £4.09). Closer to the middle of Hammersmith than the riverside pubs, but rather off the beaten track so much less frantic. Overall, you can do a lot worse in the area.

On 5^th April 2014 - rating: 7
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