Duke of Cambridge — Restaurant in London

The worst dining experience of my life!! I booked the duke from previous visits I’ve had one being the last roast dinner I had with my mother before she passed away!! Which Is why I decided to book the duke, based on my previous visits the ROAST DINNER has been delightful “I will attach pictures” However on Christmas Day I was served a steak YES A STEAK wasn't even asked how I wanted it cooked? ! 2 potato’s and a less a handful of veg and omg the bigs in blankets WOW ! This of course was a shock to me but leading up to receiving what they call roast dinner ! Which We waited nearly 2 hours for I had to talk to a supervisor to chase up the bread and drink that we ordered and had been waiting for 30 minutes for to then only receive one bit of bread for 2 people ? I also had to ask for our table to be cleaned for on mains! I’ve managed pubs large venues and have an events company so I know steps of service very well ! There was 3 people on the floor could have easily had a section each it wasn’t overly busy and was a set menu easy to manage with the right direction ! After understandably making a complaint about what we’d been served the waiters response was so rude very hostile said the menu was different for Christmas? The set menu I was sent said sirloin beef not sirloin steak of course I imagined roasted sirloin beef not a braised over cooked steak!!! Then said as long as the food hasn’t been eaten we can refund you! ON CHRISTMAS DAY !!!! Where are we going to get food ? We paid £85 a head whilst waiting for the refund email he then came back to our table and asked if we wanted staff food ? Honestly ruined my first Christmas without my Mother I went home and dinner alone shocking shocking service! CHRISTMAS DAY !!!! I would suggest needing new management ASAP !!

First two pictures are what I received last picture is what I previously had will also attach a picture of a sirloin beef!!! Not...

Nestled in the heart of this charming part of South West London, the Duke of Cambridge pub is a hidden gem that offers an hospitably unparrelled experience for all who visit. From the moment you step through the door, you’re greeted with a warm, welcoming atmosphere that feels like home. The cosy ambiance, complete with homely decor and soft lighting, sets the perfect backdrop for an enjoyable evening.

But what truly sets the Duke of Cambridge apart are the incredible people behind the bar. Nelson, in particular, is the heart and soul of this establishment, going above and beyond to ensure every guest feels special.

The team's friendly demeanor and consistency is nothing short of impressive. Their knowledge of the menu and genuine passion for great food and drinks shine through in every interaction. They have an incredible talent for making everyone feel right at home, turning a simple night out into a memorable experience.

The menu at the Duke of Cambridge is a delightful blend of classic pub fare and innovative dishes, all made with the freshest ingredients.

In a world full of generic bars and pubs, this puv stands out as a beacon of quality and genuine hospitality. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing night out or a place to celebrate special occasions, this pub is the perfect choice. A heartfelt shout out to Rich, Nelson, Dorian and the team for making the Duke of Cambridge the best spot in town. Cheers to many more fantastic afrernoons and...

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (If I could give 10 stars, I would!)

I went with a group of friends and my dog to celebrate her 1st birthday, and we couldn’t have picked a better place.

The food was superb and very generous. I’m not usually a fish and chips person, but it looked so good that I ordered it—no regrets! The fish was beautifully white, flaky, fresh, and tasty, in a perfectly crunchy batter. The chips were spot on, and the mushy peas were such a hit at our table. Two friends had the pork and beef roasts, and not a drop of gravy was left behind. The meat was tender and perfectly cooked, as were the vegetables.

My doggy got her own roast as a bday treat, which she absolutely loved. The staff were so sweet and thoughtful,they even took her photo for the pub’s dog wall, which was such a lovely touch.

Drinks were just as good: a nice wine list, delicious cocktails (the Hugo was especially refreshing), and the added bonus that £0.50 from every Hugo goes to a sea conservation charity.

Service was warm and personal. I was greeted by name when I arrived, and so was my dog! While waiting for my friends, we relaxed on a comfy sofa. The pub itself is beautiful—unique furniture, warm décor, and a welcoming atmosphere full of locals (always a good sign).

We loved every moment and will gladly return. Plus, it’s just a short walk from the Thames Path and the Power Station, making it the perfect spot for both...