Ladbroke Arms Review: The Name Behind the Bookmaker and the Grove
Ladbroke Arms Review: The Name Behind the Bookmaker and the Grove | Ladbroke names a grand Notting Hill estate – and, quite separately, one of Britain’s most famous betting firms
Ladbroke Arms Review: The Name Behind the Bookmaker and the Grove | Ladbroke names a grand Notting Hill estate – and, quite separately, one of Britain’s most famous betting firms
The Elgin Review: Named After a Street, Named After a Man Who Took Things | Elgin Crescent is named for the Earl who removed the Parthenon marbles. The pub has a 4.4 and a very fine Victorian interior.
Ladbroke Arms Review: Notting Hill Is a Failed Racecourse | The famous crescents are the shape of a racetrack that opened in 1837, was defeated by clay, and closed in four years
The Elgin Review: A Gin-Palace Named for the Man Who Took the Marbles | A 4.4 Grade II pub from 2,250 reviews at 96 Ladbroke Grove, an 1855 gin-palace named for Lord Elgin of Parthenon fame
Notting Hill Walking Guide: Portobello Road, Pastel Houses and West London Charm | An exact walking route from Notting Hill Gate through Portobello Road Market to Westbourne Grove and Holland Park