Our story
The King William IV Pub
The King William IV is a historic grade II listed coaching inn from 1767. Previously known as the King’s Head, the coronation of King William IV led to the pub being renamed in 1830. King William IV liked to frequent the area and we can understand why.
The walls of the pub are adorned with pictures of the many famous artists, singers, actors, and writers who have chosen to make Hampstead their home.
Legendary Irish publican, Jimmy McGrath, who has been running pubs in London since the 1960s, is the current landlord.
Jimmy took over the pub in 2015 (it was previously a famous gay pub).
With the help of his family, they welcome everyone.
Crêpes & Cats
Two lively black cats (Willy and Lily) live on the premises.
The crêpe stall outside is run by a man called Tom Jones –
as Jimmy will tell you, that’s not unusual.
Kitchen
Traditional pub fare and a fine roast on Sunday,
cooked by Slawek.
What's Happening
Live Music and Events
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Our menu
full menuHot dishes
A selection of our mains
Gallery
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Visit Us
Mon to Thurs
Friday & Saturday
Sunday
Our location
King William IV Pub
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77 Hampstead High St, London NW3 1RE
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0207 435 5153
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pub@kingwilliamhampstead.com
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