Cubitt House to open The Princess Royal in Notting Hill
The pub, which dates back to the Victorian era, will be home to a large dining room and bar, along with a walled garden, private feasting rooms and four individually designed bedrooms
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Cubitt House has announced the opening of its latest pub, The Princess Royal, which will open its doors in Notting Hill this March.
The pub, which dates back to the Victorian era, will be home to a large dining room and bar, along with a walled garden, private feasting rooms and four individually designed bedrooms.
The restaurant menu has been crafted by renowned chef director, Ben Tish, who takes inspiration from the diverse cooking styles of the Mediterranean, with a focus on seasonality.
Highlights from the menu include; red prawn crudo, rosemary and orange; English Burrata, blood orange, radicchio, coriander seeds and fennel, and Old Spot pork chop, salt roasted beets, new season carrots, walnut picada.
The ground floor will also offer the option for guests to dine in the pub’s private walled
gardens, which have been designed by award winning landscape architect and House and Garden’s Garden Designer of the Year 2021, Jinny Blom.
Throughout the building, the interiors take inspiration from the pub’s Victorian heritage, aimed at “highlighting original features and working with British artisans to create the wallpapers, fabrics, bathroom fittings as well as sourcing antiques from across the country and abroad”.
