Hop Poles Reopens after £370,000 Facelift

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King Street pub offers three bars and a roof terrace

King Street pub The Hop Poles has reopened its doors following a £370,000 refurbishment.

The new look pub, with decor described as 'industrialised, reclaimed and quirky' offers drinkers and diners a choice of three bars and a roof terrace.

"Hammersmith is crying out for something independent," says manager Elly Villar. "We’ve spared nothing in creating a unique space to escape into, from al fresco dining on our roof terrace to an individual first floor space and secluded cocktail bar downstairs.

"Overlaying all of that is a great offer that doesn’t stop at hand-crafted drinks. A tapas and sourdough pizza led menu extends through to the ever more popular Sunday lunch and we’ve got quizzes, board games and music to keep customers occupied."

The pub, which has also provided eight new local jobs, specialises in craft and cask beers with a neon lit back wall of taps showing off Portobello, Meantime, Camden and Brewdog brewery beers among others.

The menu includes sourdough pizzas, tapas sharers and a Japanese Wagyu Beef Burger along with Meat Free Mondays,  Wednesday Sticky Wings, Thursday 2- FOR-1 Pizza and quiz night; Fizz Friday and Sundays for Roast and Craft Club.

Check out the new look pub at 17 - 19 King Street or visit the website.