The King's Head is a Nicholson's pub on Stafford Street in Mayfair, near Piccadilly, Old Bond Street and Green Park, dating back to 1710 and named after either King Charles II or King George II, both of whom appear on its sign. It has two private hire spaces, each with its own bar: the Cellar Bar, set in the old wine cellar with a projector and flatscreen, and the Dining Room, with leather booths, chandeliers and large windows. Menus of British pub classics, cask ales, cocktails and wines suit birthdays, weddings, work functions, meetings and drinks receptions.
The King's Head is a Nicholson's pub on Stafford Street in Mayfair, near Piccadilly, Old Bond Street and Green Park, dating back to 1710 and named after either King Charles II or King George II, both of whom appear on its sign. It has two private hire spaces, each with its own bar: the Cellar Bar, set in the old wine cellar with a projector and flatscreen, and the Dining Room, with leather booths, chandeliers and large windows. Menus of British pub classics, cask ales, cocktails and wines suit birthdays, weddings, work functions, meetings and drinks receptions.
The Cellar Bar is The King's Head's private hire space, tucked away in the pub's old wine cellar with arched brickwork and chandeliers. It has its own private bar, a projector and flatscreen, and seats 50 or holds 100 standing.
10 Stafford St, London, W1S 4RX