Queen's Arms (ex The Page), Victoria  rated3 pints - click for an explanation of our ratings

location:

Victoria

address:

11 Warwick Way, SW1V 1QT

phone:

0871 984 3486*
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nearest stations:

Victoria London Underground stationRailway station
(510m) - zone 1

Pimlico London Underground station
(570m) - zone 1

St James's Park London Underground station
(810m) - zone 1

Sloane Square London Underground station
(1.1Km) - zone 1

Vauxhall London Underground stationRailway station
(1.2Km) - zones 1/2

how to find it:

From Victoria: If you leave the station by the main entrance, you'll see all the bus stops straight ahead and to the right. Turn right and then turn right again down Wilton Road. Keep going until you reach Warwick Way and turn left. The pub is about 30 meters down on the left corner. If you take the Victoria Street/Coach station exit, turn right and cross the road at the crosswalk. Bear right down Wilton Road and keep going until you reach Warwick Way and turn left. The pub is about 30 meters down on the left corner. From Pimlico: when you leave the station, cross over to the right, across Rampayne and take the first right into Tachbrook Street. Follow it along and the pub is across Warwick Way on the corner.

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nearby attraction(s):

Westminster Cathedral (350m)

Tate Britain (860m)

picture of Queens Arms (ex The Page)Compared to its predecessor, the Queen's Arms offers a more pub-like name, decor and atmosphere. Indeed, you could say it's a good barometer for the prevailing fashion of pubs in London. Out goes the stripped look and Thai food, in comes proper tables, subtler lighting and a British pub grub menu (albeit an expensive one - the burger is £9). Pleasantly busy on our midweek visit, it was filled with younger locals and an upmarket afterwork crowd. A couple of ales (Doom Bar and London Pride) were very well kept and service of pleasant and efficient - shame the marginally too loud thumping house music seemed slightly out of place. The refurbishment here throws down the gauntlet by directly completing for the type of drinkers who usually gravitate to the nearby Warwick or Marquis of Westminster. It's all very safe and nice here, but a cynic would say that we now have a row of pubs virtually indistinguishable from each other.

reviewed:
21/02/2008
reviewed by redcat

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good beer served - click for explanationtwo real ales
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