The Black Lion

Sun-trap beer garden pub with live bands & dog-friendly vibes in West Hampstead.

The Black Lion is a pub and restaurant at 295 West End Lane, NW6 1LG, in West Hampstead. It describes its offer as "Feel-Good Food, Cocktails, Craft Beer & Live Music", served in a lively, laid-back setting.

The kitchen cooks what the pub calls "low 'n' slow feel-good comfort food", and the menu runs from starters and small plates, such as baked Camembert to share or buttermilk fried chicken, to sandwiches and mains, with vegetarian and vegan dishes marked. A brunch dish with bottomless drinks is listed for Saturdays. Drinks include cocktails and craft beers, and the pub also shows football and rugby.

Its main outdoor feature is a "spacious sun-trap beer garden". Paws of London records outdoor seating, an enclosed garden and shade, and lists the pub as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows where that comes from and when it was last checked. The nearest stations are West Hampstead Thameslink (4 minutes on foot), West Hampstead (5 minutes) and Finchley Road and Frognal (7 minutes).

Contact & location in West Hampstead, Camden

Address: 295 W End Ln, London NW6 1LG, United Kingdom, Camden

Phone: +44 20 7435 4389

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Dog policy
Checked by Paws of London. We reviewed this venue's website and recent reviews before listing it as dog-friendly. Policies change, so check with the venue for anything time-sensitive.
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Recorded: Outdoor Seating, Enclosed Garden, Shade Available.

Recorded as not offered: Water Bowl, Dog Treats, Enclosed Dog Park, Booking Available, Fully Dog-Friendly Indoors, Outdoor Seating Only, Off-Lead Allowed, Quiet Venue, Dog Bed/Blanket, Dog Menu, Staff Love Dogs, Heating Lamps, Wheelchair Accessible.

Rating: 4.4/5 on Google

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