Overview
If you're looking for Chelsea's best kept secret, you've
found it. Hidden in the back streets, just a stone's throw from
Cheyne Walk, one of London's most exclusive and celebrated
residential streets, you will find this delightfully upmarket
pub.
Since 1708, The Cross Key's has been providing food and
refreshments to locals and visitors alike, making it a true Chelsea
institution. Celebrated patrons of the past have included everyone
from 19th century artist JW Turner to 20th
century crime writer Agatha Christie. But you don't have to be
famous to drink and dine here. The pub offers a warm, convivial
place for everyone to relax and unwind.
Sit in the bar and enjoy a simple bar snack (the Scotch eggs are
legendary) with a quite pint, or head to the big, airy dining room,
where the menu offers everything from innovative, seasonal dishes
to pub classics and traditional Sunday roasts. The bar serves real
cask ales, lagers and a fine selection of wines, the team can mix
up a mean cocktail too: from all the elegant classics to
seasonally-themed cocktails.