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The Alice House
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L'ambiance
Alice House Queen’s Park is the kind of neighbourhood spot that feels like it’s always been there—right opposite the station on Salusbury Road, it’s become a go-to for locals after work, families at weekend brunch, and anyone craving a proper Sunday roast. The vibe is breezy and inclusive, with friendly staff who actually know their guests and a menu that balances solid pub classics with seasonal touches. Skip the mid-afternoon lull (kitchen closes 4–5pm) but show up for Saturday brunch or a Friday evening pint, and you’ll find yourself staying just a bit longer than planned.
Known For
- •Sunday roast
- •Saturday brunch
- •fair trade coffee
- •independent local beers
- •generous portions
Best For
Location & Hours
Mo-Sa 09:30-24:00; Su 00:00-01:00,09:30-23:00
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A neighbourhood pub that does the basics right
Alice House Queen’s Park has carved out a solid niche on Salusbury Road, becoming a reliable neighbourhood haunt for everyone from after-work drinkers to families hunting for a decent Sunday roast. The atmosphere is genuinely welcoming—breezy without being chaotic, and the staff strike that rare balance between attentive and unobtrusive. You’ll find a solid selection of independent beers on tap and a wine menu that doesn’t try too hard, but the real draw is the food: the roast beef comes tender and generously portioned, the Yorkshire puddings actually puff up, and the kids’ menu doesn’t feel like an afterthought.
It’s not perfect—the kitchen gap between 4 and 5pm is annoying if you’re hungry mid-afternoon, and the place can get a bit noisy when it’s packed—but for a neighbourhood pub that does the basics well without pretension, it’s hard to beat. Come for the brunch on Saturday (the burrata and hummus starter is a nice touch), stay for the roast on Sunday, and you’ll probably end up making it your regular spot.
Lire en français
L’Alice House de Queen’s Park s’est imposée comme un repaire de quartier incontournable sur Salusbury Road, juste en face de la gare. L’ambiance y est détendue et inclusive, avec un personnel chaleureux qui semble vraiment connaître ses habitués. Que ce soit pour un verre après le travail, un brunch du samedi ou un roast du dimanche, on y trouve de quoi se sentir chez soi. Les bières artisanales sont bien choisies, le café est de qualité, et les portions sont généreuses—le roast beef est tendre, les Yorkshire puddings bien levés, et même les enfants trouvent leur compte.
Ce n’est pas parfait : la fermeture de la cuisine entre 16h et 17h peut être frustrante si on a faim en milieu d’après-midi, et l’endroit peut devenir bruyant quand il est complet. Mais pour un pub de quartier qui fait les bases sans prétention, c’est une excellente adresse. Venez pour le brunch du samedi (l’entrée à la burrata et au houmous vaut le détour), restez pour le roast du dimanche, et vous risquez bien d’en faire votre lieu de prédilection.