The Goat was built by the local parish in 1695 as an ale house to raise money for education and support for the poor. Back then there were tunnels running from Kensington Palace and we were honoured to be a regal hideaway.
Top-notch amenities to make sure you have a great time. Here’s what you can expect when you visit The Goat Tavern:
Disabled Facilities
Dog Friendly
Family Friendly
WiFi
Historic Pub
Celebrate the season with us!
Join us for some Christmas cheer! Whether it's a work gathering or a cosy family meal, we're here to make your occasion special. With our seasonal menu and festive drinks, we've got everything to get you in the holiday spirit right through until 2025!
The Goat Tavern is a striking 18th century pub with original features and a beer garden in the heart of Kensington. Thanks to our golden goat effigy we’re incredibly easy to spot and just a few tube stops away from many of London’s major parks. Situated overlooking Kensington Palace, our pub is the ideal place to visit while enjoying the local sights or grabbing a bite to eat before a show at The Royal Albert Hall.
Historically our pub has also welcomed the likes of Lady Hamilton and Lord Nelson. To experience a part of London famously frequented by the highest of British society, book with us today.
A pub for all
Take advantage of our free Wi-Fi to keep the little ones entertained.
Delicious food and drink for any occasion
We’re proud to say our menu is packed with Great British pub food classics, including iconic dishes like our hand-battered fish and chips, pie and mash and succulent burgers. Our drinks include a great range of real ales and an extensive wine list. Our cask ales range has some of the best in British beers, including our very own Greene King IPA. The team at the Goat Tavern look forward to welcoming you soon at this fantastic traditional London pub in Piccadilly.
Gift cards
Give the gift of a cold pint on a hot day, a family catch up, the perfect place to watch the winning goal, and even more, with the Greene King gift card.
