Dating back to the 1800's and previously used to accomodate Kensington's builders, this friendly pub is one of the most established watering holes in the area and a cornerstone of the neighbourhood's history.
The Builders Arms combines traditional wood-panelling, period features and contemporary touches, boasting an open fire for the colder months, and a patio terrace out front for the summer - perfect for al-fresco dining or a glass of something special whilst enjoying the warmth of the sun. On a Sunday, visit for one of their sumptuous roasts, complete with Yorkshire puddings, ruffled thyme-roasted potatoes, roasted root vegetables and rich gravy. Guaranteed to make your weekend.
At the heart of Kensington, nestled amongst a maze of picturesque Georgian terraces, The Builder's Arms offers the perfect spot for relaxation and refreshment after a day out at one of the area's prestigious museums, a concert at the nearby Royal Albert Hall, or a walk around Kensington Palace Gardens.
