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The Duke of Edinburgh

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The Duke of Edinburgh
Quirky modern pub with feature lighting, purple pool table and an expansive, leafy beer garden.
Address: 204 Ferndale Rd, London SW9 8AG, UK
State: Greater London
City: London
Zip Code: SW9 8AG

opening times

Monday: 3:00 – 11:00 PM
Tuesday: 3:00 – 11:00 PM
Wednesday: 3:00 – 11:00 PM
Thursday: 3:00 – 11:00 PM
Friday: 12:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Saturday: 12:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Sunday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM

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Reviews
Great pub with an amazing atmosphere and a garden. The beer selection was alright and plus a glass of wine at a good price, so it was a winner. We tried two of their jerk chicken bun and they came with great crispy fries as well. The burgers were cooked fantastically and the beer garden full of tables was energetic with a lively crowd. We had a great time here unwinding before our beer tasting experience at the London Beer Lab around the corner. Was really great.
 Brixtonn £6.75 CruzcamponnThe Duke of Edinburgh is located in a quiet residential area in the backstreets of Brixton. The nearest Tube is Brixton, it’s a five minute walk to get here.nnThis pub was originally built in 1874. The pub you see today was built in 1937 by Truman’s principal architect A E Sewell. This pub is Grade II listed and features on CAMRA’s list of pubs with interiors of historic interest, this being of Outstanding National Importance.nnThe decor here is stunning, seemingly it looks untouched since the day the pub was built. At the front is the old Public Bar which has a pool table, traditional pews and its own servery. Head through an open walkway and you arrive into a large wood panelled bar with amazing stained leaded windows. There are some fantastic original features like the ornate fireplaces and the chequered spittoon in front of the long servery. At the back of the pub is a huge sprawling beer garden, I was told this is the largest in South London.nnThe beer selection is all keg and offers a mix of mainstream brews and local craft beers. I decided on a Cruzcampo, my pint was excellent, price point was a little punchy. The food menu is by @bandobelly who combine American, Caribbean and Asian flavours into Burgers and other comfort food options, most Burgers cost £12.nnI arrived just after 12pm on a warm Saturday lunchtime in August. The pub was fairly quiet as it had just opened. I decided to plot up in the front bar area and watch the Olympics, a superb soulful soundtrack played in the background. I got chatting to one of the team who was kind enough to give me a guided tour, what a nice chap. This pub shows live footy, there are plenty of screens here to watch a game.nnI must admit, I am a big fan of 1930’s interwar built pubs, so the @dukebrixton was right up my street. This is a handsome traditional pub with a splendid interior. The beer choice, tasty grub, friendly team and the enormous beer garden make for an impressive pub experience. This is definitely one to visit when in SW9.nnℹ Info correct on visiting 03.08.24
Love the atmosphere and crowd. Showing great live sport games. Went here for a friend’s birthday and we had so much fun on the beer garden. Perfect for summer weather
Be aware that kids are not allowed after 5pm. Venue is of course entitled to set their own rules, but this is unusually early for such a policy and is not advertised anywhere in the pub. Instead of politely warning us of this in good time before 5pm, security appeared with no warning at almost 6pm trying to hustle us and our quietly reading child out, without time to finish drinks. They really need to handle this better.
Didn't eat here l, wanted a hot drink they didn't serve this. Would have been good to for those sitting outside chilling.nnAtmosphere was really cute nice lights when it got dark and sounds people socialising.
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