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A historic London pub known for its literary connections and seasonal menu.
Last updated: 10/3/2026, 3:27:43 AM
The Compton Arms is a historic London pub, famously known as George Orwell's inspiration for 'The Moon Under Water'. It offers a seasonal menu with a blend of British, European, and Asian influences, and features big-screen sports in both its indoor and covered courtyard areas.
Customers appreciate the pub's historical significance and its role as a local gathering spot. The food is generally well-regarded, with mentions of a good atmosphere and a pleasant outdoor space.
The Compton Arms is noted for its unique kitchen residency model, with Tiella being the current operator. It's also a popular spot for watching sports on big screens.
The pub is open for drinks from Tuesday to Thursday until 11 pm, Friday until midnight, and Saturday and Sunday from 12 pm. Food is served by Rake, typically from Wednesday to Sunday.
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