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Saturday night me and friend were in search of a great old school English pub And a quick search lead us to The Argyll arms londonFirst impression- cl…
KrantiKrishna (krantiawelltravelledgourmand)
The Argyll Arms
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Nice pub with friendly service, located on the edges of Soho by Oxford Circus station. Dark, wooden interiors keep this Victorian pub's classic feel a…
Sarah Dean
The Argyll Arms
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Great to find a pub in such a central London location that doesn't charge astronomical prices. The Argyll Arms looks quite fancy with its dark wood in…
Katrina Hinrichsen
The Argyll Arms
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4 Reviews on “The Argyll Arms”
Saturday night me and friend were in search of a great old school English pub And a quick search lead us to The Argyll arms londonFirst impression- classic old charm English pub Having a great decor with loads of chandeliers and old lamp posts around The wooden decor gives this place a classic aged lookAmbiance 4.5/5Vintage look ,and its a glamours place with rustic wooden decor and week lit chandeliers around It has both our door seating space – work well for English weatherIndoors both ground floor and first floorThe ground floor caters to only drinks and bar nibblesFirst floor caters to dining and drinks served together Food -4.5/5The food menu is simple but has options for every one We choose to order the chicken with some peas and salad Along with it were in mood to try desserts so choose the Trio of dessert sThe chicken was cooked so well and the meat just falls offThe marinated process is just right with spot of flavours The chips and salad served along with it are fresh Then comes my favourite was quite surprised to see such great desserts served in a pub Trio of dessertsBrownie , lemon tart and chocolate profiteroles paired with two scoops of vanilla ice team The vanilla ice cream is great and goes well with the chocolate brownie which is moist and tasted greatThe lemon tart stole the show right amount of lemon zest and tart is baked to perfectionThen comes the chocolate coated profiteroles they are sinfulThey just melt in our mouth !Remarkable Service 4/5The staff are quite attentive They make sure to ask for more They advice us to choose from food or drinksThey always have that warm smile upon their face Kudos team VFM -4.5/5The over all experience is great A perfect place to grab some drinks and spend a lovely evening out there with friends and family The food is pretty good and lipsmackingThe service is great On the whole a well spent day dining out thereTeam you all deserve a huge round of applause krantiawelltravelledgourmand.wordpress.com
Nice pub with friendly service, located on the edges of Soho by Oxford Circus station. Dark, wooden interiors keep this Victorian pub’s classic feel and the smaller rooms throughout create cosy places for a few drinks with friends.We ate in the Palladian restaurant upstairs, which although removed from the main bar area still has a cosy pub-like feel, just with table service! The menu ranges from the more standard pub fare like burgers and sausages, to gastro-pub additions like baked Camembert, gammon steak, and cous cous salad. I was impressed with the amount of veggie options on the menu, even including veggie sausages!I had the Smoked Cheese, Potato and Spinach pie (even made with vegetarian suet!) which was delicious and my friend’s veggie burger with guacamole and salsa also went down a treat! Their skin-on chips are amazing – seems a small thing to comment on but I believe the standard of chips can say a lot about a pub…Most mains are around 10-11, which for a Central London pub with fresh, quality dishes is pretty darn good! morethangreens.com
Great to find a pub in such a central London location that doesn’t charge astronomical prices. The Argyll Arms looks quite fancy with its dark wood interior and glass etched panels yet the full breakfast here is a great deal at a very respectable 5.95. The staff are very friendly and quick as well, making your visit all the better. The restaurant upstairs isn’t large however so you may find it difficult to get a seat when it gets busy.
We popped in here for lunch on a busy Saturday last week. Just off the Oxford Street tube station, the Agryll Arms is a little utopia where you can escape the hustle bustle of the busy street. A proper old English pub, it has little winding corridors and nooks where you can have a sit down and order a pint. Upstairs is a dining room, for those looking for a full meal, which on this day, we were. The service is warm, friendly and quick. For three people (two of whom weren’t very hungry), we ordered crispy calamari, a side of onion rings, Line caught cod-fillet fish and chips (a specialty), and some soup. I only tried the calamari, onion rings and fish and chips, with a pint on the side, and can safely say that the fish was among the best I’ve had in a while! So well battered and fried, perfectly flavoured and just the right consistency, it really does hit the spot. The onion rings, another favourite for me, were also very well done, although they’re a simple preparation, these guys do them a little differently, and very, very well. Dessert was a slice of blueberry cheesecake, again – fresh and quite delicious, and all of this made for a truly delightful little lunch. Bon Apetit’ !