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The Anglesea Arms, W6

35 Wingate Road
W6
W6 0UR

Phone: 02087491291

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Hammersmith, Ravenscourt Park

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David Walton left this review about The Anglesea Arms

Visited 12/02/25

Single cask offering of the Otter Bitter from a bank of four hand pumps. The keg offering was Brixton Coldharbour lager and the Reliance Pale Ale, Moretti, Peroni, Pravha, Guinness and Aspall cider.

This is an insanely busy and unquestionably food led pub. Indeed, I believe it regularly features in lists of London's top gastro pubs. Despite that, their top red on the by the glass list was a meagre tenner and there wasn't a bottle on the list for more than a ton! The venue is L shaped with the bar counter just inside the entrance. Regular tables and chairs are densely packed around the front and right-hand side of the venue. Walls are bare brick and showing generally framed oil prints available for sale. I liked the liveliness of the venue on my mid evening visit, but the venue is surely overhyped possibly because of a lack of credible alternatives in the area.

On 16^th March 2026 - rating: 5
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Graham Coombs left this review about The Anglesea Arms

A corner backstreet pub given over to food, reverse L-shaped round the bar counter and decorated in a shabby chic sort of style. Packed with diners but still very friendly, and they were clearly very good at squeezing people in. The only ale on was a TT Landlord - nice, if very pricey - with the other regular Otter Ale clip-reversed. probably better at a quieter time.

On 10^th December 2024 - rating: 6
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Tris C left this review about The Anglesea Arms

Dating from 1866, this supposedly underwent a gastro makeover in 1996.
The floor is bare boarded, the walls clad with dark wood which may be modern. Furniture is simple and conventional, with some pews, though situated very close together, making for an overly intimate environment. The bar array is probably fairly new and simple, fashioned from russet wood. The rear dining area features what the owner calls ‘The Long Brick Wall’; brick it is indeed, home to works of modern art. Lighting comes from shades over the bar, then tulip-style sconces. A bonus comes in the complete lack of TVs or even music, the ambient noise dominated by conversation from customers who were fairly mixed and probably all local, some being rugger types.
The ale front amounted to Tribute (reversed), Landlord and Otter Bitter at a fair price of £2.40 a half and fine, served by a friendly barmaid.
I didn’t mind this place at all. It’s far less gastro than I was led to believe and is better than the Thatched House and certainly better than the Andover; I could happily pop in here if in the vicinity, but a more imaginative ale range would get the score up.

On 23^rd January 2022 - rating: 6
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