The Holly Bush Hampstead, London
The Holly Bush in Holly Mount, Hampstead in north London is a historic pub. Originally a house dating from the late 18th century, and then used as Assembly Rooms for Hampstead’s wealthy citizens, the first pub here dates from 1928. Since 2010, The Holly Bush has been owned by Fuller’s.
© Hiro Taniguchi; outside the pub
Food & Drink at The Holly Bush
The wood-paneled interior of the pub is an atmospheric place to eat and drink and The Holly Bush has gained a growing reputation for its fine beer, wine, and food.
The main menu includes roast lemon sole, steak, truffle glazed chicken as well as dishes suitable for vegetarians and vegans. The pub also serves a traditional Sunday roast with all the usual trimmings.
The menu also features a range of snacks and side dishes – salads, fries, etc.
Beers on offer include the full range of Fuller’s beers such as London Pride as well as guest ales.
© Hiro Taniguchi; the pub’s exterior in a narrow lane
Access – Getting There
22 Holly Mount
Hampstead
London NW3 6SG
Tel: 020 7435 2892
www: hollybushhampstead.co.uk
The nearest tube station is Hampstead Station on the Northern Line. The following London buses stop nearby, the 268, 603, and N5.
The 17th-century Fenton House and Garden is a short walk north. Another good pub in Hampstead is The Spaniards Inn.
© The Holly Bush
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