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Cock Tavern, Fulham, SW6

360 North End Road
SW6
SW6 1LY

Phone: 02073856021

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Bucking Fastard left this review about Cock Tavern

A Youngs pubco house looking very traditional from the outside with original doors and quite an impressive interior.The two front bay windows have raised seating sections,to the right are a series of seating booths in red leather,on the otherside there is a high drinking shelf along a divider which then houses another seating booth while the centre has some high round tables before the bar to the left.Lots of attractive wood panelling,a fireplace then beyond the bar another raised section with dining style tables before french windows to the large beer garden.There is decent artwork on the walls .The flatscreen was off during my visit but there is a long list of televised sports coming up.
The food offering was from a short menu with small plates £8,burgers £17,mains median price £18.At the bar the three handpumps were drawing the ever dull Youngs London Original and Special along with guest TT Landlord,NBSS 3 but a shocking £7.20 per pint.I was enjoying the pub up to that point but the usuary pricing would make me think twice before revisiting,shame as the interior is good.

On 4^th February 2026 - rating: 7
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Tris C left this review about Cock Tavern

The pub dates all the way back to 1713, rebuilt in 1813, again in 1895.
The thoroughly modern interior previously mentioned, has been replaced by one which looks much more traditional and clubbier, with Victorian-style lighting, best appreciated on the pub’s website gallery. It’s largely tasteful, with some mixed furniture and décor in the form of framed traditional prints, then backlit ‘pop art’ posters, which are a bit incongruous. There’s also shelving for bric-a-brac and some bored games. Awful background music played, which reminded me of Gregorian chanting, though sadly it wasn’t loud enough to drown out the sound of some selfish t*at making a noisy Facetime call on their phone. Otherwise, customers seemed quite mixed and all undoubtedly local.
Ales amounted to Proper Job (off) then Original and Special at £5.70 a pint and fine.
This isn’t a bad place, but it’s far from ideal, certainly better than other Fulham outlets in the immediate vicinity.

On 21^st February 2022 - rating: 5
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Malden man left this review about Cock Tavern

Clearly this was once a proper traditional pub, note the cock figure high on the roof pediment, however now we find a rather pretentious suedo-upmarket place with little if anything traditional inside. Purple columns and beams, a few slightly raised areas of seating with scuffed up white floorboards, bookcase wallpaper to one side where I was surprised to see a dartboard. Lots of gaudy framed posters, a railway map, domestic bedroom mirrors are fixed to the ceiling, beyond the bar there is for some reason a clear plastic bubble chair dangling from the ceiling. As well as the dartboard another plus point was a shelf of board games. Seating was predictably mixed with some leather benches in booths but also a high table, centrally located with unnecessary angled rods fixed to adjacent columns. There is a garden to the rear which features more gaudily painted wooden panels.
A Young's house these days, Bitter, Special, London Gold and with Sambrook's Pumphouse Pale reverse clipped. Food served but I didn't check the menus.
This could be a good old fashioned pub but instead the Wells/Youngs machine have done their sadly predictable stuff.

On 24^th April 2016 - rating: 5
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