Every Monday Night
Join us every week for our Clifton pub quiz, starting from 8pm on Monday nights.
Bring a team along to the pub or join in with some of our weekly regulars. The maximum team size is six — you can play with more, but will have to pay a penalty.
Entry is just £2. The top prize is a £50 bar tab, followed by a bottle of house wine for the runners up.
Join us for #LociBurgerNight every Thursday evening where we put the focus on incredible house made burgers, made with local and British ingredients.
This is our Buttermilk Fried Chicken Burger, topped with a Mac ‘n’ Cheese Croquette and Louisiana-Style Hot Sauce. Need we say more?
Book now through the link in our bio!
The Story Behind The Clifton NW8
The origins of The Clifton date back to around 1846, where it stood in the same location as it does now on Clifton Hill, known by a different name at the time.
As far as we know, The Clifton was always a public house, which likely benefitted from the development of the area in the 1850s, when many of the larger homes and villas were built.
We know The Clifton was a popular and bustling local. It’s reported that Edward VII used to frequent the pub with his mistresses, most famously the actress Lillie Langtry. It’s said he even the name rebranded to The Clifton Hotel, as members of the royal family weren’t allowed to visit public houses at the time. You’ll still find references to King Bertie throughout the pub today.
In 2013, the pub went up for sale, and the plan was to turn it into a mansion. Thousands of people in the St John’s Wood area signed a petition, asking the council to maintain the building and its historic significance as a pub.
We saw the opportunity to bring The Clifton back to life and the rest, as they say, is history!