King's Head, Grade II listed pub in Roehampton, England.
King's Head is a Grade II listed pub in Roehampton featuring expansive windows that bring natural light throughout the interior spaces. A generous beer garden extends from the building, providing outdoor seating and a separate area for dining and socializing.
This building was established in 1485, making it the oldest secular structure in Wandsworth Borough and standing as a witness to over 500 years of local history. Its original architectural features have been maintained, reflecting the construction methods and design of that medieval period.
This establishment serves as a gathering place where locals and visitors meet throughout the year for seasonal activities and celebrations. The community programs reflect its role as a social hub in the neighborhood.
Private spaces such as The Hogarth Room and The Library are available for groups and private gatherings. Opening hours run from mid-morning to late evening daily, allowing visitors flexibility for both planned visits and casual drop-ins.
The menu rotates with the seasons, offering different selections that range from traditional British meat dishes with Yorkshire pudding to a dedicated burger selection. This changing approach to dining keeps the food experience varied throughout the year.
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