Black Lion, Grade II* listed pub in Kilburn, London, England.
The Black Lion is a Grade II* listed pub on Kilburn High Road featuring Flemish Gothic architecture with gilded Adam-style plaster work. The interior displays carved panels and decorative bas-relief plaques throughout its rooms.
Architect R. A. Lewcock designed and opened this building in 1898, preserving its original character into the present day. It has remained a fixture in the Kilburn community since its creation.
The name Black Lion points to its enduring role as a neighborhood gathering place in Kilburn over many decades. Locals appreciate the interior as a tangible connection to the area's past and craftsmanship.
The pub sits within a 2-minute walk from Brondesbury Overground and Kilburn Underground stations, making it easily accessible by public transport. Weekday hours begin in the afternoon, while weekend service starts at midday.
The pub merges British tradition with North Indian cuisine, serving charcoal-oven dishes alongside classic English drinks. This blend reflects the multicultural character of contemporary London.
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