SLOANE SQUARE PUBS

Travellers Tavern

4 Elizabeth Street, Belgravia, London SW1W 9RB
Tel: 020 7730 3957
Nearest tube station: Sloan Square: Circle & District lines
Victoria: Victoria, Circle & District lines

This pub was first known as the Bricklayers Arms and became The Imperial Hotel after the First World War. It was named the Travellers Tavern in the late 1970s and, after various incarnations, reverted back to this name in 2002.

The Gloucester

187 Sloane Street, Knightsbridge, London SW1X 9QR
Tel: 020 7235 0298
Nearest tube station: Knightsbridge: Piccadilly line.

Records show that there has been a pub on this end of Sloane Street since the area was built in 1795.

This is a cosy pub with a traditional interior and big bay windows.

The Grenadier

18 Wilton Row, Belgrave Square, London SW1X 7NR
Tel: 020 7235 3074
Nearest tube station: Hyde Park Corner: Piccadilly line.

In 1665 the 1st Regiment of Foot Guards was formed. As a result of their heroic actions fighting off the French Grenadiers at Waterloo in 1815, they were renamed by Royal Proclamation as the “1st or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards”, thus becoming the only regiment in the British Army to be named for one of its battle honours.

Built circa 1720 as the home to the Foot Guards Regiment and famously known as the Duke of Wellington’s Officers Mess. Originally named The Guardsman as a licensed premises in 1818, it was frequented by King George IV.

The Grenadier enjoys a fine reputation for good food and beer.

source: http://www.thisislondontown.com/sloane-square-pubs.html

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