The Wells Tavern
Notable venuePub in Belsize Park
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About
The Wells Tavern is a Pub based in Belsize Park, United Kingdom. A well-known name on the Belsize Park dining scene, with its own Wikipedia entry. Also offers outdoor seating, table reservations. For a quieter visit, come by on a Monday. Price range: mid-range. It stays open late, until 23:00. Known for sunday roast. Rated 4.4★ from 1249 reviews, it is among the best-reviewed spots in Belsize Park.
Amenities
What diners mention
- Food quality3
Frequently asked questions
Where is The Wells Tavern?+
The Wells Tavern is located at 30 Well Walk, London, Belsize Park.
What kind of place is The Wells Tavern?+
The Wells Tavern is a Pub in Belsize Park.
What are The Wells Tavern's opening hours?+
The Wells Tavern is open seven days a week. The Wells Tavern stays open late, until 23:00.
Is The Wells Tavern open on Sundays?+
Yes, The Wells Tavern is open on Sundays.
Does The Wells Tavern take reservations?+
Yes, you can book a table at The Wells Tavern online.
When is the best time to visit The Wells Tavern?+
It is busiest on Sunday and usually quietest on Monday.
How expensive is The Wells Tavern?+
The Wells Tavern is generally mid-range.
What does The Wells Tavern offer?+
The Wells Tavern offers Outdoor seating, Wheelchair access, Bar, Free Wi-Fi, Takes reservations, Family friendly, Private dining.
Location
What people say
“Lovely decor, excellent staff and very dog friendly.”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
London Pub Map★★★★★🚇 Hampstead 🍺 £6.60 Pilsner Urquell The Wells Tavern is located on one of Hampstead’s oldest streets, close to Hampstead Heath in North London. The nearest Tube is Hampstead. A tavern has stood on this site since at least 1762, originally known as The Green Man. The pub was rebuilt in 1850 and renamed The Wells Tavern to reflect its connection to the historic Hampstead Wells. This is a one-bar pub with a contemporary feel, which is surprising given the pub’s architecture. The bar area is laid out in an ‘L’ shape that wraps around a modern, minimalist servery. At the far end of the servery
R P★★Let’s be honest - this place is not great. A lot of the reviews appear to be paid/fake, so it is time for a real review that will resonate with anyone who has been here in recent years. The pub trades on its beautiful location and history, but everything else is now bad. A slow but steady deterioration has occurred over a period of about 5 years. The beer is poorly kept (truly awful Pilsner Urquell, worse than at a football match, and mediocre Guinness, all served in the wrong glasses). The service is surly at best. The food is bland. The interiors have not been updated for 15 years. This woul
Linda McLoon★★★★★We decided to have Sunday roast at The Wells Tavern. The pub and outdoor seating was packed (I magic erased all the people). However, we were lead upstairs for our Sunday roast meal. It is night and day different upstairs. It is elegant and quiet. We had a wonderful meal. The liver pate was delicious as was the fresh tomato and burrata salad. And of course, the roast beef was sensational!! I highly recommend dining in the upstairs rooms. I can't speak to the pub, but based on the crowd of people it must be sensational also.
Philosopical Wolf★★★★★Amazing Gastropub for Lunch Diner and special occasions, especially during hot British summer. Went there last August for friends Brithday dinner and it was amazing for a pub. The Steak was very tender and good portion size, the sause was a bit to strong for me but other wise very good. Went for the apple crumble for desert which I was not a fan off as it was very tart but the wine and cocktails made of for it, very good quality (coming for a bartender) I got their Amerreto Sour (my favourite) and it was smooth and creamy.
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