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The Atlas Pub

The Atlas Pub

London

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The Atlas Pub

The Atlas Pub
The Atlas Pub is a warm and relaxing venue, where you'll find stylish wood panelling, fresh flowers and a brick fireplace. It also has a fine selection of wines and ales, a menu full of delicious and diverse dishes, and is the location of The London Wine Academy’s popular wine workshops.

Information

  • address16 Seagrave Road, Fulham, London
  • emailreservations@theatlaspub.com
  • openingHoursMon–Fri 4pm–11pm, Sat noon–11pm, Sun noon–10:30pm
  • phone+44 20 7385 9129
  • publicTransportWest Brompton station
  • websiteVisit website

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