Your Local The London Way-W7
The Grosvenor is, quite frankly, everything a community pub should be. It’s handsome, it’s got charm, a decent selection of drinks, and that comforting atmosphere that makes you think, “Yes, I’ll have another.” Whether it’s a quiet pint, a chat with mates, or turning up for one of the regular quiz nights or events, there’s always a reason to linger. At this gem food is proper, hearty stuff that we all love in pubs, not pretentious. And if you’ve something to celebrate, there’s a function room that does the job without any unnecessary fuss
Pub People
Whenever you visit us, you’ll be met by the warmth and charm of our remarkable pub people, custodians of tradition and welcome. In our proudly independent, locally rooted inn, a team spirit runs deep, offering every guest not just service with smiles, but a sense of belonging. It is this quiet pride and personal touch that makes each visit truly memorable
A Rich History
The Grosvenor in Hanwell has stood proudly since 1904, an Edwardian corner pub with the charm of a true local institution. In the 1930s, it was run by Frank Davis, then MD of Brentford FC and vice chair of the FA, adding a touch of sporting pedigree. It faced closure in 2014 but was thankfully revived, preserving its character. Today, with its secret garden, live music, quiz nights, and a cosy function room upstairs, it remains at the heart of Hanwell life, quietly enduring and a much loved London pub
Hanwell & West Ealing W7
Hanwell and West Ealing are proper bits of West London, no nonsense, just solid neighbourhoods with a bit of grit and plenty of charm. Hanwell’s got its lovely canal, some cracking old pubs, and a whiff of the countryside if you squint. West Ealing’s more bustle, with markets, cafés, and the odd flash of gentrification. Both feel lived-in, practical, and refreshingly unpretentious, places that work without trying too hard, good old London life.