Built in 1585 by two Spanish brothers, this iconic Grade II listed London pub served as inspiration to the great Charles Dickens and John Keats.
This charming pub is the perfect setting for effortless indulgence. The menus feature delectably seasonal dishes, freshly prepared each day
Enjoy a lazy brunch after a morning spent exploring Kenwood House or a dip in the swimming ponds on the heath. Their sumptuous Sunday roast is infamous, complete with plump Yorkshire puddings, ruffled thyme-roasted potatoes, roasted root vegetables and rich gravy, guaranteed to make your weekend. The exceptional range of cask ales, craft beers, fine wines and artisan spirits pair beautifully with the stunning food menu.
The Spaniards Inn is perched on the edge of Hampstead Heath and well-connected to the rest of London by bus and tube
