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The Orange, Belgravia, SW1
SW1
SW1W 8NE
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Reviews of The Orange (Average Rating: 6 of 10) see review guidelines
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Graham Coombs left this review about The Orange
The earlier review is still pretty spot on, except possibly less than generous with the rating. Apart from the pricing, which sadly is not uncommon in the area, not too unpleasant although the loss of old features is regrettable. The Adnam's ale changes seasonally and the food is actually very good.
On 7th January 2013
- rating: 7
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Rex Rattus left this review about The Orange
This pub is lucky enough to be housed in an early Victorian building which is now Grade II listed. It was once the “Orange Brewery” brewpub. But now it’s been stripped of all its Victorian features, and brewing here is now a thing of the past. Now it’s a gastropub, with prices that are expensive even by London gastropub prices. There were three ales on Adnam’s Topaz (£4 a pint); Deuchars IPA, and Harvey’s Bitter (£4.20 a pint). The Sunday roast beef was somewhere between £19 and £20.
The furnishings are what you expect from a gastropub – modern replacement boarded floors, solid wooden tables, etc, etc. Nonetheless, the majority of the seating was available for use by drinkers, although the room on the right looked as if it was ntended for diners. I would recommend this pub to anyone who likes expensive gastropubs.
On 29th September 2012
- rating: 4
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Steve C left this review about The Orange
The Orange Public House and Restaurant was unsurprisingly busy with diners when I visited around 13:00 on Thursday last week. This is a gastro pub at the higher end of the scale where one gets seated upon entry. The food looked and smelt good, but the mains start at £14.50 so I would expect little else. There are three hand pumps on the bar that were drawing Adnams Southwold, Deuchars and Harveys Best and there is also a selection of premium draught products. I didn’t spot a TV, but there was some lively jazz playing in the background. The interior is U shaped and the furnishings are made of light sanded down wood giving a very fresh feel. There is some café style seating on the path down the side of the pub and rooms are available for around £200 per night.
I’m not someone who lunches so I doubt that I’ll ever return here, but I can see the attraction as it is a friendly place and I wasn’t once made to feel unwelcome because I was just having a beer.
On 1st February 2012
- rating: 6
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- Accommodation : Yes last updated 05 March 2015 by Tris C
- Car Park : No last updated 31 March 2018 by Tris C
- Hot Food : Yes last updated 29 July 2013 by Dave McNally
- Micropub : No last updated 31 March 2018 by Tris C
- Real Ale : Yes last updated 01 February 2012 by Moby Duck
