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Served 5pm til 9.30pm, seven days a week

Dinner at The Grosvenor Arms

In the evening the ground floor turns into a pub dining room. Small plates to share while you decide, pub classics done properly, and a Sunday roast that runs until it sells out.

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Snacks

For the bar, or while you are working out what you want.

  • Nocellara olives

    VEGF

    £4.50

  • Padrón peppers, sea salt

    VEGF

    £6

  • Scotch egg, mustard mayo

    £7

  • Pork scratchings, apple sauce

    GF

    £5

  • Cheese & Marmite straws

    V

    £4

Plates

The main event. Everything is cooked to order.

  • Fish and chips, crushed split peas, tartare sauce

    Beer-battered, with proper chips

    £19

  • Steak, chips and peppercorn sauce

    250g rump, watercress

    £26

  • Rotisserie half chicken, garlic butter, green salad

    GF

    £18

  • Shepherd's pie, buttered greens

    £17

  • Cauliflower steak, garlic kale, melted cheese

    V

    £15

  • Symplicity meatball marinara, mozzarella, sourdough

    VE

    £16

  • Ham hock, piccalilli, chips

    GF

    £17

Sunday Roast

Served from midday on Sunday until it runs out, which it does. Booking is strongly recommended.

Roasts are Sunday only and do not appear on the weekday menu.

  • Roast sirloin of beef

    Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes, seasonal greens, gravy

    £24

  • Roast chicken

    Sage and onion stuffing, roast potatoes, seasonal greens, gravy

    £21

  • Roast cauliflower and leek pie

    Roast potatoes, seasonal greens, vegetarian gravy

    V

    £19

Sides

  • Chips, rosemary salt

    VEGF

    £5

  • Buttered greens

    VGF

    £5

  • Green salad, mustard dressing

    VEGF

    £5

  • Cauliflower cheese

    V

    £6

Puddings

  • Sticky toffee pudding, clotted cream

    V

    £8

  • Apple and blackberry crumble, custard

    VSeasonal

    £8

  • Brownie, vanilla ice cream

    V

    £7

  • British cheese, oatcakes, quince

    V

    £11

The evening menu is deliberately short. Pub food, cooked properly, with enough on it that a table of four can all find something they want.

The bar keeps going after the kitchen closes at 9.30pm, until midnight.

Served at The Grosvenor Arms, 204 Garratt Lane, Earlsfield, London SW18 4ED. Served 5pm til 9.30pm, seven days a week. Prices include VAT. A discretionary 12.5% service charge is added to tables of six or more, and goes to the team.

Reservations

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Reservations open through SevenRooms. Walk-ins are always welcome — we keep tables back for them — but booking is worth it on Friday and Saturday evenings, and for Sunday lunch.

The booking form is provided by SevenRooms. We load it only when you ask, so it never slows the rest of the page down.

Or book on SevenRooms directly, or call us on 020 8874 1878.

Booking for more than ten, or want the whole first floor?Send a private hire enquiry instead — it reaches a person, not a queue.

Straight answers

Dinner questions

What time is dinner served at The Grosvenor Arms?
Dinner is served from 5pm until 9.30pm, seven days a week, at 204 Garratt Lane, Earlsfield, London SW18 4ED. The bar stays open until midnight. On Sundays the roast is served from midday until it sells out.
Do I need to book a table for dinner?
Walk-ins are always welcome and we keep tables back for them. Booking is worth it on Friday and Saturday evenings, and for Sunday lunch. You can book online through SevenRooms.
Do you do a Sunday roast in Earlsfield?
Yes. Sunday roast at The Grosvenor Arms is served from midday until it runs out, with roast sirloin of beef, roast chicken, and a roast cauliflower and leek pie. Booking is strongly recommended.
Is The Grosvenor Arms dog friendly in the evening?
Yes. Well-behaved dogs are welcome on the ground floor at any time of day, including at dinner. There are water bowls by the bar.
Can I bring children to dinner?
Yes. Children are welcome on the ground floor until 9pm, and there is room for prams. Ask for the smaller portions of the roast on Sundays.
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