There are a number of gastro pubs in Kensington, and one of the most popular is The Cumberland Arms in West Kensington which offers superb food and a great atmosphere. The food is of such a quality that the Cumberland Arms does not stoop to serving chips! Other gastro pubs in Kensington include:• The Builders’ Arms in South Kensington offers a superb atmosphere that is matched by equally superb food. Service can be a bit slow so make sure that you have plenty of time because the food is well worth the wait.• The Prince Regent is a gastro pub in Gloucester Road and is a quality purveyor of freshly cooked food complemented by good services and a great bar.• The Duke of Clarence is in Old Brompton Road and has a mixed clientele and a choice of food to suit its customers’ eclectic tastes. The Duke of Clarence is particularly busy early Sunday evenings.• The Hereford Arms is in Gloucester Road and together with great food there is a large-screen TV for watching big matches, a special room for smokers, and quiz machines.• The Hoop and Toy in South Kensington offers real ale with good quality food, complemented by a widescreen TV for watching ...

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