Warwick Arms in Kensington and Chelsea

Good Indian/Nepali food. Priced on the high side.I think they do not really like lone female tea drinkers. I arrived earlier than intended and had to explain we had a table booked to eat shortly to avoid being shooed out, despite plenty of empty tables. They don't like workmen either. Turned away as wearing work boots. The sign is not ironic.

lovely pub, great Indian food and decorations!

Stopped by here for lunch in January 2022 and enjoyed the experience. Quite a small pub with a cosy bar area and a few seats, with another space more suited to meals, plus outdoor seating for warmer days. I had the chicken jelfrazi which was outstanding. However quite expensive including £4.50 for standard plain rice which wasn't included with the curry. Overall through a very nice atmosphere and pub.

I’m in London 3-4 times a month for the last 6 years or so, visited many pubs and restaurants in that time, this is one place I keep coming back to. Low key neighborhood pub, friendly employees, great food!

I stumbled upon this place by chance after taking a wrong turn and am i glad i did. the real ale is very well kept and discovering that they served Indian food i had to invite some friends down to give it a try. The food was amazing and the all four of us thought so. i will definitely be returning. An absolute gem

Lovely atmosphere, really feels dated in a good way, antiques hanging from the ceiling, rifles fixed on the wall, old medicine bags and pots & pans.It was pricey but that is what you'll expect with the location {Earl's Court with Kensington Olympia around the corner}.Curry's from Northern India (cooked for maharaja):Expensive, whilst looking at the menu, a history lesson on the back of the menu regarding the building Taj Mahal.There is also information regarding spices and their benefits included in the menu.We only bought one drink each, double lamb's Rum with lemonade and double Remy Martin on the rocks at the cost of £20.80.The website offered a dine in only option but I did see a couple of bags of food being handed to a just eat delivery driver.Sure to return in the future to try the curry's that are cooked for maharaja/maharajah.

What a nice pub. Its getting 5 star due to the service, we we’re made to feel so welcomed and we were so well looked after. Quite a rarity in this day and age. Really Impressed by the young lady who served us, attention to detail such as knowing when we were ready for another drink and providing table service. Really polite, a model example of how to treat your patrons. I was up in London for work and happens to pop in with my colleagues, I am so glad I did, will make the trek out to this pub with my friends and family, it worth the trip if they continue to treat their customers as highly as they did on my random visit.

Great little pub with the best Indian food!! The garlic naan is superb!

Local pub with Indian finesse! Sumptuous Indian food alongside regular English fare in a traditional pub setting!

Incredibly friendly and welcoming pub. I certainly wouldn't call it a gastro pub, as it has not opted for a modern look, but has stuck to its heritage.Good choice of drinks and the Indian food is fantastic. I'm not a lover of Indian fodder, but could not recommend more. Very reasonable, inviting and dog friendly.Perfect for a mellow night out.