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King George V
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About the Vibe
Just off Gants Hill station, the King George V is the kind of place that surprised even the locals who used to avoid it. After a major refurb and new management, it’s now a genuinely welcoming family pub that feels more like a countryside retreat than typical East London. You’ll find clean spaces, friendly staff, and a menu that actually delivers on its promises—skip the deep-fried chicken, but the classics and Sunday roasts are solid.
Known For
- •Sunday roast
- •Karaoke nights on Thursdays
- •Dog-friendly beer garden
- •Live sports on Sky Sports
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Reviews (1)
A Surprisingly Solid Local Pub
The King George V has clearly had a transformation. If you remember it from its "dive bar" days, you’ll be pleasantly surprised. The refurb has given it a clean, homely feel that fits the neighborhood well—some even say it feels out of place for Gants Hill because it’s so much nicer than expected. The staff are courteous, the toilets are spotless, and the food generally arrives as pictured on the menu. It’s not fancy, but it’s reliable and welcoming.
What really sets it apart is the atmosphere. It’s a true local pub where families, dog owners, and sports fans mix comfortably. Thursday karaoke nights add a fun twist, and the beer garden is a great spot on sunny days to grab a pint and watch football or rugby. The Greene King app even offers some decent deals if you’re looking for value. Just avoid the deep-fried chicken if you can—it’s been noted as overcooked and dry. Stick to the classics, and you’ll have a good time.
Lire en français
Le King George V a clairement connu une transformation. Si vous vous souvenez de ses jours de « taverne délabrée », vous serez agréablement surpris. La rénovation lui a donné un aspect propre et accueillant qui s’intègre bien au quartier—certains disent même qu’il semble hors de place à Gants Hill tant il est plus joli qu’attendu. Le personnel est courtois, les toilettes sont impeccables et la nourriture arrive généralement comme sur les photos du menu. Ce n’est pas raffiné, mais c’est fiable et chaleureux.
Ce qui le distingue vraiment, c’est l’ambiance. C’est un vrai pub de quartier où familles, propriétaires de chiens et fans de sport se mélangent confortablement. Les soirées karaoké le jeudi ajoutent une touche amusante, et la terrasse est un excellent spot par temps ensoleillé pour prendre une bière et regarder le football ou le rugby. L’application Greene King propose même quelques bonnes offres si vous cherchez du bon rapport qualité-prix. Évitez juste le poulet frit si possible—il a été noté comme étant trop cuit et sec. Tenez-vous-en aux classiques, et vous passerez un bon moment.