Elephant on the Hill
Overview
<br />Perched atop Lavender Hill, one of the most famous roads in London, Elephant on the Hill is a relaxed, comfortable setting in which to enjoy fine British food and a well stocked bar. Sleek but satisfyingly snug, Elephant on the Hill combines stylish décor elements with generously proportioned sofas, intimate curved booths, welcoming fireplaces and chunky wooden tables for a touch of rusticity. Concentrating on carefully sourced, freshly prepared British food, the Elephant on the Hill kitchen is known for its delicious comfort food, hearty breakfasts and fabulous Sunday roasts. Family friendly and with a varied, regularly changing menu and sports shown on big screens, Elephant on the Hill is a venue with something for everybody.<br />
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Practical Information
47-49 Lavender Hill, Battersea, London, SW11 5QN
Prices
£25 and under
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Venue Details & Map
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- Bakerloo
- Central
- Circle
- District
- Hammersmith & City
- Jubilee
- Metropolitan
- Northern
- Picadilly
- Victoria
- Waterloo & City
- DLR
- London Overground
- Tramlink
Elephant on the Hill
- Address
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47-49 Lavender HillBatterseaLondonSW11 5QN
- Public transport:
- Queenstown Road, National Railway
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Half pub, half gastro-pub, half locals' favourite, half empty most of the time.
I know that's a lot of halves. But I've been here a number of times, and it's had completely different feel to it each time. The food is usually very good, except on the rare occasion this place is busy, then it seems to fall apart a little. But come here when it's quiet and you'll get attentive service (in a pub...more
Had a fantastic grilled (outside) salmon and asparagus two weeks ago and a pretty good Portobello Mushroom, Aubergine & Halloumi Burger yesterday eve. Staff is great and atmosphere when the front windows are all open is pleasant for eating and reading. The bitter was local and they seem to pride themselves on a well selected british foods menu despite the somewhat shotgun approach to a wine...more

