Independent pub · London
The Hereford Arms is a large, comfortable Fuller's pub at 127 Gloucester Road in South Kensington, London, with one main bar and a separate dining area. It was licensed in 1857 and mostly rebuilt in 1865. The bar pours modern craft beers and cask classics, and Fuller's ESB and London Pride are served regularly. The author Conan Doyle was a customer, and nearby Hereford Square became a baseball diamond for allied troops in the first world war. The pub calls itself a historic pub, is dog friendly, has step free access and a covered smoking area, and serves food.
PUBLIC HOUSE, 127 Gloucester Road, LONDON, SW7 4TE
Opening hours from the pub's own website, checked 24 September 2026.
Address from the Food Standards Agency register.