Lord's Tavern
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About Lord's Tavern

The newly refurbished Lord’s Tavern offers a laid back dining experience with discreet decor and soft music making it a perfect choice for Sunday sinking.

Situated next to the world famous ‘Home of Cricket’, the Lord’s Tavern has a heritage in hospitality that dates back to 1868.

Offering traditional pub food including menu items that draw on local provenance dishes are priced to reflect the Tavern’s appeal as an easy alternative to dining in.

The understated menu has been designed to let the robust seasonal flavours shine through. Family favourites include tiger prawn cocktail and chicken liver parfait with onion jam and toasted brioche, with main courses characterised by deep fried haddock in Marston’s beer batter, Lancashire hot pot and an exemplary English ploughman’s lunch with homemade pork pie.

Monday 6th February – Closed

Tuesday 7th February – Closed morning/afternoon, Opened for Quiz night fully operational from 5pm

Wednesday 8th February – Open (Food & Drink)

Thursday 9th February – Open (Food & Drink

Friday 10th February – Open (Drinks Only)

Saturday 11th February – Open (Drinks Only)

Sunday 12th February – Open (Drinks Only)

Monday 13th February – Closed

Tuesday 14th February – Open (Drinks Only), Quiz night

Wednesday 15th February – Open (Drinks Only)

Thursday 16th February – Open (Drinks Only)

Friday 17th February – Open (Drinks Only)

Saturday 18th February – Open (Drinks Only)

Sunday 19th February – Open (Food & Drink)

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Lord's Tavern Facilities

Accessible Bathroom Facilities Designated wheelchair accessible public toilet
Accessible Venue Facilities Assistance dogs welcome
Access into the Building Full, non-assisted wheelchair access
Booking Facilities Group bookings accepted
Catering Facilities Set price menu
Payment Facilities Credit cards accepted
Debit cards accepted
Group rates available

Lord's Tavern Address

Address:
Lord's Ground
St John's Wood Road
St John's Wood
London
NW8 8QN
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7616 8689
Email:
Website: http:///www.lords.org/tavern

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Location Information for Lord's Tavern

Address:
Lord's Ground
St John's Wood Road
St John's Wood
London
NW8 8QN
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7616 8689
Email:
Website: http:///www.lords.org/tavern
Public transport: St John's Wood Tube Station - exit station and turn left down Wellington Road. You will see Lord’s Ground on your right. Continue down Wellington Road and then turn right onto St John’s Wood road. The Lord’s Tavern is on your right after the Lord’s Ground Grace Gate.

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Sample menu from Lord's Tavern

  • Monday – Saturday 12 – 3p.m. and 6 – 9p.m.
  • Starters
  • Homemade Soup of the Day £4.50
  • Served with warm country bread
  • Smoked Haddock Rarebit £5.90
  • Red watercress and French bean salad, balsamic & chive dressing
  • Salmon & Prawn Fishcakes Starter: £4.90 Main: £9.80
  • Tartare sauce
  • Field Mushrooms on Toast (v) £5.50
  • Poached egg and hollandaise sauce
  • Roast Pumpkin and Beetroot Salad (v) Starter: £4.50 Main: £8.50
  • Goats’ curd and red chard
  • Game Terrine £5.50
  • Preserved tomato & fig chutney and toasted bread
  • Lord’s Classic Caesar Salad Starter: £4.50 Main: £8.50
  • Avocado, soft boiled eggs, prosciutto crisp, Cos lettuce, anchovies and parmesan croutons
  • MAINS
  • Fish & Chips £10.90
  • Deep fried haddock in Marston’s beer batter with hand-cut chips, mushy peas and tartare sauce
  • Steak & Chips £16.50
  • Grilled 8oz rib eye steak with hand-cut chips, grilled tomatoes, watercress salad and béarnaise sauce
  • Braised “Ox Cheek” Bourguignon £14.00
  • Parsley mash, buttered spinach and thyme glazed carrots
  • Bangers & Mash £9.90
  • Gloucester Old Spot sausages, creamed potatoes, grilled apple, red onion & sage gravy
  • Lord’s Tavern Burger £8.90
  • Homemade relish and hand-cut chips
  • Supplements: Westcombe Cheddar, Egg or Bacon £1.00 each
  • Lord’s Chicken Caesar Salad £9.90
  • Avocado, soft boiled eggs, prosciutto crisp, Cos lettuce, anchovies and parmesan croutons
  • Roast Stone Bass £12.00
  • Wild Mushroom, Parmigiano Reggiano and Courgette Risotto (v) £9.00
  • Aubergine crisps
  • Curry of the Day £9.90
  • Basmati rice, chapatti bread, okra thoron and pineapple & raisin chutney
  • Ploughman’s £10.50
  • Handmade pork pie, Westcombe Cheddar, Barkham Blue, Scotch egg, tomato onion and watercress
  • salad served with celery, grapes, seasonal home made chutney and crusty bread and Cornish butter
  • SIDES
  • Mixed Leaf Salad £2.80
  • Merlot vinaigrette
  • Hand-Cut Chips and Aioli £3.50
  • Creamed Potatoes £3.50
  • Carrot & Swede Mash £3.50
  • Buttered Savoy Cabbage £3.50
  • French Beans £3.50
  • DESSERTS
  • Selection of Laverstoke Park Ice Creams £4.00
  • Shortbread biscuits
  • Bread and Butter Pudding £4.50
  • Sticky Toffee Pudding £4.90
  • Vanilla ice cream
  • Pear and Plum Crumble £4.50
  • Warm custard
  • Cheese Platter £8.50
  • Westcombe Cheddar, Barkham Blue and Little Sussex Brie
  • served with celery, grapes, seasonal chutney and a selection of cheese biscuits and bread
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Latest 5 reviews of Lord's Tavern

6.9 out of 10 based on 5 reviews

Another very good meal at the Lord's Tavern. Three of us all had different starters and main courses and agreed that they were all excellent. The staff are friendly and helpful. My only quibble is that, while most of the food is not too pricey, £8.50 is a lot of money for a fairly small portion of cheese and biscuits.

16 November 2011
by 11832812

We went on a busy Sunday afternoon and unfortunately some of the staff was off sick but otherwise very lovely atmosphere and good fooed, albeit a bit on the price side but for where it is, it is to be expected. If we come back to that area would definitely come back to the Lord Tavern.

14 November 2011
by MK

A very enjoyable meal at the Lord's Tavern. The staff were friendly and helpful. There were seven of us ranging in age from 8 to 94 and we all had a good time. The menu is straightforward and there is a children's menu as well. The food was very good and the prices are reasonable (especially as I get a 10% discount as a member of the MCC!)

4 November 2011
by John Kennett

The new interior in Lords is plush, luxurious & relaxing. The food was standard gastro pub fare: attempting to be sophisticated with dishes like pear & goats cheese salad, but fell short with only 3 or 4 tiny pieces of cheese in a mess of leaves. Burger was delicious & beautifully presented on a wooden board. Partners ravioli was ok. £15 for 2 courses that left us hungry was not good value. Would recommend Lord's Tavern in St John's Wood for a drink, more so than for a meal.

1 August 2011
by NB

The Lords Tavern needs to decide whether it is a serious gastropub with regard for its customers, or a drinking hole for screeching banshees. Secondly, one of the two orders of fish & chips should NEVER have left the kitchen, it was so bad (they did not charge for it). Finally, why no medium-rare burgers? Are they not confident of the freshness of their meat or their storage facitiies? What could have been a VERY pleasant meal was utterly ruined by these three things. We could not wait to leave!

25 June 2011
by ML
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