Belgravia’s Best Pubs

Community is the first thing that comes to mind when we hear the name ‘The Alfred Tennyson’. Why? Because it is located in the heart of Belgravia, and is beloved by locals and visitors alike. This beautiful Georgian townhouse lies at the end of Motcomb Street and just moments from Belgravia’s Embassies. What’s more, the pub is immersed in British history, named and inspired by the celebrated poet Laureate, who quite famously, was ‘always roaming with a hungry heart’. So, be sure to check out the many floors of The Alfred Tennyson, each as elegant and cosy as the next.

Distance from The Hari: 0.2 Miles
Photo Credit: @thealfredtennyson

Located on the picturesque Elizabeth Street, The Thomas Cubbitt, is named after one of London’s most famous master builders and is celebrated for its extensive wine selection. With over 30 wines by the glass, you’ll be spoilt for choice from the moment you arrive. This British Gastropub is also set over three unique and intricately designed floors. If you are looking for a spot to socialise, head to the ground-floor, but if you are looking for something a little more intimate, take the stairs to their beautiful Regency dining room, where the wine list takes precedence over the beer taps.

Distance from The Hari: 0.3 Miles
Photo Credit: @thethomascubitt

Adorned with blooming hanging baskets in the Summer, and a warm cosy fire providing respite in the winter, The Duke of Wellington is your traditional and homely local pub. Tucked away behind Sloane Square and the Kings Road, the Duke is the perfect spot to unwind and drink the night away. Interestingly, before it was turned into a pub, it was a reading room, where 19^th century residents would go to read their morning newspapers. Nowadays, residents of Belgravia prefer a tipple or two over reading matter…

Distance from The Hari: 0.4 Miles
Photo Credit: @ dukeofwellington