Duke of Cornwall, Hammersmith, W6

David Walton left this review about Duke of Cornwall

Visited 02/12/24

London Pride was the single cask offering, with other handpumps unclipped or clips turned around. Keg offerings were Fosters, K1664, Amstel, Heineken, Moretti, regular SB, Guinness, Neck Oil and Gamma Ray.

Venue is well described below. Indeed, the interior feels about as messed up as you can be from what is otherwise a plain long, rectangle stretching from the attractively lighted front area with a small outside sitting area (there is an equally small rear external beer garden in the loosest use of the term). Inside the music was too loud and the lighting too bright to mutilate the concept of positive ambience. The bar counter is along the right-hand wall mid venue, up a couple of steps from the marginally lower entrance area with some regular tables and chairs in the windows either side of the entrance. Elsewhere the seating arrangements are a mix of tall and regular tables with a total mish mash of chairs and tall stools. A dartboard occupies the area to the right of the balustrade but requires tables being moved to utilise. A few head height small TV's were showing cricked with no commentary. You would go a long way to find a traditional pub with as little atmosphere as this one.

On 22^nd March 2026 - rating: 4
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