Your local Clapham Common pub with a difference

Small but perfectly formed & located away from the main drag of Clapham Common, we are focused on providing friendly and attentive service, an interesting and diverse drinks selection and quality food unlike anything else on offer locally.
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COMING SOON... Cole's Kitchen

Cole's Kitchen is fronted by Chef Adam Cole, taking over King and Co with his South American inspired small plates. Expect punchy tacos, banging meat skewers and (possibly) the best buffalo sauce you've ever tasted. Serving from the 31st of March
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£5 PINTS

Enjoy Portobello Perks from Monday to Friday, until 6pm. Just £5 for London Pilsner, Notting Helles, Pavement Press Cider, V.E.S.P.A. Pale Ale or Star Cask Bitter PLUS 175ml House White or Red & Gipsy Hill HepCAF 0.5%

Cole's Kitchen Coming Soon...

Cole's Kitchen is fronted by Chef Adam Cole, taking over King and Co with his South American inspired small plates. Expect punchy tacos, banging meat skewers and (possibly) the best buffalo sauce you've ever tasted. Adam will be popping up from 31st March till 17th May.

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Haveli is here!

Haveli brings modern twists on classic Indian favourites and traditional street food.

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Take a look around

A cosy, eclectic and relaxed environment sets the tone at the King & Co. A great place for a summer drink out in our front garden or a cosy night in the local in deep, dark Winter. A rotating pop-up kitchen with the best street-food Clapham has to offer alongside regular acoustic nights to be enjoyed in our warm and welcoming pub.

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Make the most of your favourite local by becoming a member of the brand new Portobello Pub Club - get £5 for joining and double your bar tab on your Birthday!

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The Area

Clapham Common park is perfect for summer strolling, whilst the many cafes, bars and shops dotted down the highstreet make Clapham Common the perfect place for a day or night out.

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