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The Elgin

Historic Notting Hill pub with Victorian elegance, gastropub delights, gin haven, beer garden bliss, and versatile event spaces for unforgettable gatherings.

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Nestled in Notting Hill, The Elgin is a historic pub blending Victorian charm with modern vibrancy. Featuring original fixtures, velvet furnishings, working fireplaces, and a beer garden, it serves British classics, seasonal specials, and an extensive gin selection. Private rooms cater to events from weddings to meetings, all in a lively yet relaxed atmosphere.

A brief summary to The Elgin

  • 96 Ladbroke Grove, London, W11 1PY, GB
  • +442072295663
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  • Duration: 1 to 3 hours
  • Mid ranged
  • Environment icon Mixed
  • Mobile reception: 5 out of 5
  • Monday 12 pm-11 pm
  • Tuesday 12 pm-11 pm
  • Wednesday 12 pm-11 pm
  • Thursday 12 pm-11 pm
  • Friday 12 pm-12 am
  • Saturday 11 am-12 am
  • Sunday 12 pm-10:30 pm

Local tips

  • Opt for the sticky toffee pudding—warm, butterscotch-drenched perfection that rivals London's best.
  • Explore the extensive British gin selection; staff can guide pairings with tonic and garnishes.
  • Book private rooms upstairs for groups; The Long Room suits 24 seated or 50 standing.
  • Visit the beer garden on weekends for al fresco vibes amid Notting Hill's colorful backdrop.
  • Arrive early for Sunday roasts, featuring classics like pork belly with all the trimmings.
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Victorian Heritage in Notting Hill

The Elgin stands as a cornerstone of Notting Hill's pub scene at 96 Ladbroke Grove, embodying over a century of London drinking history. Its facade and interiors preserve original Victorian elements, including ornate cornices and polished woodwork that whisper tales of bygone eras when locals gathered for ale after market days. Transformed through decades, it retains an authentic British boozer feel while embracing contemporary comforts, making it a timeless fixture amid the area's colorful townhouses and bustling streets.

Opulent Interiors and Outdoor Oasis

Step inside to discover velvet-upholstered seating, flickering fireplaces, and expansive bars stocked with cask ales and artisanal gins. The layout flows seamlessly from intimate nooks to lively main areas, with natural light pouring through large windows. Outside, the beer garden offers a shaded retreat for al fresco pints, perfect for soaking in Notting Hill's vibrant energy on sunny afternoons. This blend of cozy indoors and open-air escape defines The Elgin's versatile appeal.

Gastropub Excellence and Gin Mastery

The kitchen delivers elevated pub fare, from Sunday roasts with crispy Yorkshire puddings to quirky seasonal dishes like cider-glazed pork ribs or Cornish crab cocktails. Mains feature marinated lamb chops with grilled gems, paired with fresh sides. Desserts shine with house-made sticky toffee pudding, warm and indulgent. Complementing the food is a renowned gin collection, showcasing British distillers alongside global varieties, ideal for G&T enthusiasts exploring nuanced botanicals.

Event Spaces for Every Occasion

Upstairs, private rooms like The Long Room and The Round Room accommodate gatherings of 12 to 70, complete with dedicated bars and versatile layouts. These spaces, adorned with artwork and soft sofas, suit weddings, birthdays, corporate meetings, or casual dinners. The first floor combines for larger epic events, while the semi-private Market Room adds flexibility. Fireplaces and plasma screens enhance rugby watches or Premier League screenings, ensuring memorable hosting.

Daily Rhythm and Neighborhood Pulse

Opening early for lunch, The Elgin pulses with energy through evenings, especially weekends when it extends into the night. Cask-conditioned beers rotate seasonally, wines pair thoughtfully with menus, and staff curate experiences with warmth. In Notting Hill's eclectic mix of markets, boutiques, and carnivals, it serves as a social hub where history meets today's lively crowd, fostering connections over shared plates and pours.

Lasting Allure of a Local Legend

The Elgin's draw lies in its unpretentious elegance—classic yet refined, communal yet intimate. Whether savoring a quiet roast or toasting in the garden, it captures Notting Hill's spirited soul. Its enduring fixtures and evolving menu keep it relevant, a place where tradition fuels modern revelry.

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