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Duke of Sussex, Chiswick

75 South Parade
Chiswick
London
W4 5LF
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75 South Parade
Chiswick
London
W4 5LF
020 8742 8801
info@thedukeofsussex.co.uk
www.thedukeofsussex.co.uk
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The Duke of Sussex is a ‘trendy, hipster’ pub that also has plenty of Chiswick yummy mummies after school. Sounds somewhere to avoid but if you can time it right, it’s a great place for spanish food, good wine and speciality cider. Access is easy as it’s all flat, the entrance is a bit narrow but I managed to get through without the palaver of unlocking the second door. It’s decor is exposed brick and chandeliers and can be noisy when there’s a lot of children. Tables in the evening and Sunday lunch need to be reserved due to it’s popularity.

Duke of Sussex Has Flat Access & Wood Floors Throughout
Chandeliers Give Good Light But Exposed Brick Walls in Main Bar Can Make it Noisy
Outside Garden Also Accessible But Can Get Packed

There is a disabled loo but has the usual storage of high chairs. It’s also a bit scruffy and only has 2 grab rails, apart from that it’s useable………

We give them 2 BBS Ticks, it’s not perfect but worth a visit.

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