The Spaniards Inn
Type: Pub, Pub Crawl
10Best Says
A firm favourite amongst Londoners, The Spaniards Inn has been fueling the city since the 16th century. Originally the tollgate to the Bishop of London's estate, it was immortalized in Dicken's... Read More
A firm favourite amongst Londoners, The Spaniards Inn has been fueling the city since the 16th century. Originally the tollgate to the Bishop of London's estate, it was immortalized in Dicken's Pickwick Papers and it is thought Keats wrote poetry in the garden here while knocking back a couple clarets. Revamped in 2013, it has kept its oak panels and intriguing nooks, while now having a menu of real ale and excellent seasonal British food.
There is an award-winning dog friendly pub garden, with barbecues come summer, though situated right next to Hampstead Heath, you're best off having a romp over the grassy hills and ending up at the Spaniards Inn for a roast dinner.
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Address:
Spaniards Rd
London, NW3 7JJ
020 8731 8406
Hours:
- Mon-Tue: Noon-11pm
- Wed-Fri: Noon-Midnight
- Sat: 10am-Midnight
- Sun: Noon-10:30pm
Website:
thespaniardshampstead.co.uk
EXPERT TIPS BY:
Tyler Wetherall
Travel Expert
- Pubs: "Go for a Sunday constitutional stroll through Hampstead Heath, ending up here for a hearty, and award-winning, roast dinner."
- Best for Pubs Because: This gorgeous historic pub is a London favourite for its seasonal British menu, its history and its perfect location.
