The Elgin Food Pub & Music House opened its doors on Oct 1st 2009 after undergoing refurbishment by successful pub company Geronimo Inns. Having spent the last 15 years bringing a combination of great food, amazing beverages and art-deco design to London, the company has now expanded its business into the realms of entertainment with the launch of this amazing fusion of Food, Drink, Music and Design right in the heart of Notting Hill's Ladbroke Grove.
With an eye for quality and a dedication to deliver that to the core, The Elgin, once the gigging home of 'The Clash', is doing what millions of communities have been doing for years - eating, drinking and entertaining all in the one place. The intimate interiors make the perfect place to enjoy some real live music and a good meal.
A 400 capacity venue in its entirity, the gig room offers room for 70 at cabaret style gigs and 150 for those standing affairs. Just a hop, skip and a jump from Ladbroke Grove station and a 15 minute walk from Notting Hill Gate or Holland Park station, be sure to book your tickets and tables in advance as we fill up quickly!
The Elgin
Pub in Notting Hill
7 / 10 from 1 review
Address
96 Ladbroke Grove
Notting Hill
London
W11 1PY
96 Ladbroke Grove
Notting Hill
London
W11 1PY
Telephone
020 7229 5663
020 7229 5663
Region
Notting Hill
Notting Hill
Category
Pubs
Pubs
Website
www.theelginlive.com
Opening Times
Monday
Opens 11:00 - Closes 23:00
Tuesday
Opens 11:00 - Closes 23:00
Wednesday
Opens 11:00 - Closes 23:00
Thursday
Opens 11:00 - Closes 23:00
Friday
Opens 11:00 - Closes 00:00
Saturday
Opens 11:00 - Closes 00:00
Sunday
Opens 12:00 - Closes 22:30
Venue Facilities
Food Served
Children Welcome
Credit Cards Accepted
Music Played
Live Music Played
Outdoor Area
The Elgin Picture Gallery
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All In London Review
Good music and great service add to the Notting Hill buzz
On entering you’re faced with the long straight bar that serves the first room before curving round into a small lounge section. It is apt that you can immediately establish that The Elgin is clearly split into different sections because this is a pub that does a lot of different things. The draught beers lined up along the bar represent a good range from the local Camden Brewery to Continental lagers and there is an extensive wine list in relation to the pub’s size. The food menu is adventurous but we stick with the burgers. Served with chips and in a brioche bun, they are juicy, salty and satisfactory but not quite good enough to justify the £13 we pay to have them with bacon and cheese. But worse than an expensive burger is the half pint of prawns we order. Some are pink and warm but the rest are cold, translucent and raw. Not in the mood to make a fuss – although if there is any food worth making a fuss of then it’s uncooked shellfish – we merely ask for them to be cooked again. However, we were surprised to find them left on the bill at the end of the meal.
Once we’re over prawn-gate we watch a live band that play from the permanent stage in The Elgin’s back room. The pub features a proper programme of live music and you can turn up most nights of the week and see a band. In addition, the pub also hosts life drawing classes, quizzes and other events. Despite the prawn mishap we can't be too hard on The Elgin. The music was fun and the service was impeccable.
Reviewed by T.A.O
on Apr 16, 2014
Published on Mar 28, 2014
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