The Curtains Up

Their burgers are great, good atmosphere and it's your perfect local pub for a beer Staff's also really good.

Beautiful, tasty atmosphere. very clean and tidy. came for brunch at 12 had the smoked trout and lead on toast with a pint on the side. eating was average but good enough. eating is pricy, but the ambiente makes it. only so that it smells like horses in the restaurant. all in all good for a pint and if they have hunger, eating is average.

Came a few weeks ago with the family when I recently moved into the opposite. decor is beautiful and personal really friendly. However, eating for what it is and although beautifully presented was very average. the humble board consisted of a little brot, a few carrot sticks and celery and humble that I could have bought in a super market could not worth £10 and the 35 minutes wait good for a pint, not big for eating.

The restaurant area is to the back of the pub, in a high-ceilinged enclave. Tables are large and well spaced, so the dangers of having your conversation overheard by the neighbours is much reduced. (Of course, this does mean that you can’t earwig y

Being more than a gastropub, theatre fans have all the more reason to visit here. Unlike many pub theatres up the stairs from the stage, the Barons Court Theatre is located in the cellar located below the Curtains Up. The venue is convenient for a get-together, a few pints with close friends, as it has larger lounges and round tables in the back. The food presentation is on the right quality for a gastropub, but keep your expectations at a moderate level. Locals are likely to fall in love with the place, as the local vibe is valid for the staff, the crowd and the location.