Reviews The King's Head

Decent chain pub in the sense it serves one of the standard menus you often see in central London pubs. But unlike the Clarence, it at least looks like effort has been involved

Decent pie, mash and veg. Good Friday lunch with a couple of pints. Cheesy garlic bread pretty Avg.

One of the better pub options in the area. Decent amount of seating as well.

Five stars for being so local in such busy area of London, for being an authentic and real pub! Food is fresh and well prepared. Portions are a very good size and good value for money. Great beer choice even though usually I order the same.

Popped in for a leisurely drink. Traditional pub. Seems very popular, but in good weather most people stand outside and mingle with the drinkers from the Goat pub opposite. Consequently was easy to find seating inside.

🚇Green Park 🍺 £6.15 Pravha ❤️ A bustling Mayfair pub. . The Kings Head is located on a corner plot in the heart of Mayfair and is surrounded by upscale shop’s synonymous with the area. Green Park is the nearest tube station which is a few minutes walk away. . The original pub on this site was built in 1710, the pub was rebuilt by Landlord Fredrick Shelley in 1870 and for a period of time this pub used to be called Shelley’s. The pub has two separate signs located at the front and the side with two different kings, Charles II is on one side and George II on the other. . This is a @nicholsonspubs boozer so you know you’re in for a traditional pub experience. The pub has dark wood panelling and floors throughout, these are accented by dark green walls and a deep red ceiling. The seating is a mixture of comfy buttoned leather banquettes, poser tables and traditional low level tables and chairs. At the front of the bar is a TV on mute and around the walls are historical pictures of the area. The pub is dimly lit to give the place a seductive feel. There is a dining room upstairs and a basement bar also. . The beer lineup was solid and included four real ales, I decided on a Pravha which is a good session beer. My pint was great, not sure about how it was poured but I’ll let them off. The food is hearty British fayre with an emphasis on pies. The Fish & Chips seemed popular with the punters and costs £18.50. . There was a buzzy vibe on this Saturday afternoon and the pub was busy with tourists, day trippers and weary shoppers after their retail fix. I sat on a poser table to catch a bit of Soccer Saturday and soak up the atmosphere. The staff were very attentive even though they were very busy looking after the clientele. . The @kingsheadw1 is a busy traditional pub which offers punters hearty food and a decent beer selection. I enjoyed the upbeat atmosphere here and the low-lit ambiance. This pub is definitely worth checking out. . ℹ️ Info correct on visiting 14/01/23

yummy, cosy place. Ideal for leaving drinks, friends gather, celebrations. Lower ground floor is super 👌

I went here today with my sister and husband . The food was hot, tasty and very good portions . We had the fishcakes, my husband tucked into sausage and mash . The staff were very polite and pleasant . My husband enjoyed the choice of beers . I'd go there again

I booked the Kings Head Mayfair for a birthday celebration and it exceeded expectations! The manager was incredible! Very accommodating for 20+ people. We were given an area downstairs which was delightful. I will definitely be returning. Once again a big thank you to the staff for everything!

A fairly typical London boozer with friendly service and space outside too. It's a bit dark inside but there is the bonus of plug outlets dotted around the walls meaning you can charge up your devices. Obviously you need to watch your devices as I'm sure pickpocket opportunists will take advantage of phones lying around the place if you're not careful and/or unlucky.

Great atmosphere. Cozy. Wide selection of draft beers

Went here for a quick drink before dinner, and the service was brilliant. Friendly staff and great drinks. Only downfall was it’s quite small so we were left standing in a corner.