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Duke On The Green

(formerly Duke's Head, Duke of Cumberland)

235 New Kings Road
Fulham
LONDON
SW6 4XG

• (020) 7736 2777
• Send an email to the Pub
• dukeonthegreen.co.uk/

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Opening Times

Meal Times

12 - 10.30 (11 Thu & Fri)
10.30 - 11 Sat
10.30 - 9.30 Sun

Owner

Young's

About the Pub

CLOSED for refurb. Reports itself reopening at start of Nov. 2020.

The pub is to the south of Parson's Green, and across from the famous White Horse on the north side. Refurbished in 2015, it's a modernist open bar, hardwood floors, a mixture of comfortable 'fire-side' chairs (sadly just a 'coal-effect' gas fire), and large and small tables, high and lower. The usual Young's Ordinary and Special plus some local London craft beers and a good bottled range. There is some interesting tilework from the Fulham Pottery on the walls.

Historic Interest

The pub is a Grade II listed building dating from 1892 and built to the designs of one Robert Cruwys, architect and surveyor. Historic England lavish praise on the 'unusually complete interior.' It's also been said to be one of only two remaining pubs designed by sculptor and watercolourist Henry Poole RA (1873-1928). Poole did contribute to some of the interior work in the Black Friar Queen Victoria Street EC4, but it seems a bit of a stretch to put the Duke down to him as architect. He was in any event still studying at the Royal Academy Schools, from 1892. We will update this as and when we learn more. Be that as it may, it was named the Duke of Cumberland after Ernest Augustus, son of George III, who owned estates in the area. Originally it may, according to Helen Osborne in her history of Young's pubs 'Inn and Around London', have been the Ponds End Tavern in existence since 1657. Remodelled in about 1857, it was completely rebuilt in the 1890s. It kept the name Duke's Head until 1971 when it was extensively refurbished, winning Evening Standard Pub of the Year.

Regular cask ales

This pub serves 2 regular beers.

• Young's London Original
• Young's London Special

Changing cask ales

This pub serves 2 changing beers.

Changing beers typically include:

• Young's --seasonal--
• Young's London Original

Updated on 06/10/2020
Last surveyed on 06/02/2018
Branch responsible is West London

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