The Cumberland Arms

Food was excellent and not to expensive staff was helpful and attentive place was clean and quite busy all In all I would go again nice pub food

Food was amazingly good and great value for money too!! We would have paid a lot more for that at home which really surprised me as it’s London!! A very cosy and welcoming place , well worth a visit if your in the area.

This gastro pub is fantastic. We arrived in London a bit late due to train delays, but even though they were about to close the kitchen, they allowed us to place an order. The staff was wonderful and the food was absolutely delicious! Voir le carte

The server was incompetent, but the food was top-notch! My £17.50 meal ended up costing £19.69 due to the “optional” service charge. When I objected, the server admitted they didn't know how to issue refunds and offered me a packet of crisps to make up the difference. So now I have a £2.69 packet of crisps! Despite the mishap, the Cumberland Burger was fantastic.

Just popped in for a roast and was not expecting much , boy what a suprise crispy roast potatoes as the Beef was cooked to perfection pink in the middle and very tender . My husband really enjoyed his roast pork too and they made him a gluten free gravy ! Clearly the chef knows how to cook . Just remember to salt the crackling !!! Thank you very much we will be back !!!

We had a great experience at this restaurant. The meals were delicious, and they had a nice selection of cider. The service was friendly and efficient. We had to sit indoors because there were smokers on the patio, but the patio area looked nice as well. The interior of the restaurant is spacious and beautiful. The location near St. Paul's hotel is convenient, especially if you are flying out of Heathrow in the morning. Overall, a great spot in the Hammersmith area. Voir le carte

Bar staff unreasonably refused to serve us this evening beyond 7 p.m. because we had a child, even though pub was empty. We actually went to order food at the bar at 7:30 p.m. and staff hadn’t previously raised any concern that a child was in the pub half an hour beyond their “curfew.” Again, the pub was pretty much dead, so no reason for a child ban. We’ve been coming here for 10 years and have been in as late as last orders with aforementioned child without any problems. We’ll be looking for a new local from now on.

We had dinner here on Thanksgiving (yes, we’re American) before going to see a show Nells Jazz Bar down the street. We weren’t sure what to expect, having picked this pub based on location. We were pleasantly surprised by the friendly and quick service and the delicious food. I had a roast chicken with cranberry compote (as close to Thanksgiving as I could get) and my husband had a seafood tangine. We shared a burrata, pomegranate seed, and fig salad. Everything was fresh and nicely presented. There was a friendly vibe and the World Cup game on the television was fun to watch during dinner. I highly recommend this neighborhood pub!

Called in this evening at half seven, and there were a few empty tables. Four people looking dinner having read reviews and noting kitchen advertised as open to half eight. Asked the barmaid if still serving food and was told yes and take an empty table. Went up to barman and asked for menu to be told the kitchen is not really open! Explained we had just been told it was and he replied ‘well we don’t have a lot left’. Then we asked ‘well what do you have left?’ and the answer was not a list of dishes but the bluntly delivered ‘well it will be a long wait’. Rude and unwelcoming so we told him ‘tell you what, you clearly don’t want to serve us, thanks for the inhospitable welcome. We are going... Voir le carte