Coopers Arms

£8 - £20 / British, Vegetarian options

87 Flood St, London

Awards

Excellent Fish & Chips 2024

Opening hours

11AM-11PM

Sunday 12PM-10:30PM
Monday 11AM-11PM
Tuesday 11AM-11PM
Wednesday 11AM-11PM
Thursday 11AM-11PM
Friday 11AM-11PM
Saturday 11AM-11PM

Welcoming Atmosphere with Stellar Staff!

Nestled in the serene streets of Chelsea, The Coopers Arms exudes the quintessential charm of a neighborhood pub while offering an undeniably elevated experience for both locals and newcomers. A stroll from Sloane Square leads you to this cherished hideaway where the warm ambiance instantly envelops you. Entering feels like stepping back in time, with its Victorian layout seamlessly blending contemporary touches: stylish wallpaper, exposed brickwork, and fun flourishes like a moose head on the wall. Yet, nothing here stands out more sharply than the palpable energy — fueled by the amiable chatter of mixed-aged patrons and the uptempo playlists that modulate the room's vibe. Where pubs often stumble into rigidity, the Coopers excels — fostering a convivial atmosphere as open to families and dog lovers as it is to the take-five drinkers elbow to elbow at the bar.

The experience extends beyond environment, hinging on the kind of heartfelt service only honed in places that value familiarity without sacrificing courtesy. Whether Michael is behind the bar serving a well-pulled pint of Camden Hells or Fran is orchestrating one of their famed quiz nights, here, serving feels less like a task and more like an art form enlivened by genuine rapport and humor. Crucially, there's genuine delight to be had in their food and drink offerings. Though varied reviews suggest caution when diving into their full menu, their classic British fare presents rewarding highlights for those who stray little from Fish & Chips or a perfectly rendered Sunday roast. For those seeking more culinary adventures, venues abound in the area, but the Coopers Arms is where one would return to wind down thereafter — relishing what modern commentary would dub as a scarcity, a pub that leaves you feeling whole. — Audrey Al Dente