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EASTER WEEKEND
Friday 3rd to Monday 6th April
Join us this Easter Sunday to celebrate the long weekend with family and friends. Our perfectly cooked roasts alongside your favourite classics (and our Easter special mini egg chocolate pot) feature on our three-course menu for the special occasion. We’ve got our little ones menu as well for the ultimate family weekend.
MAY BANK HOLIDAYS
Celebrate the bank holidays the way they’re meant to be enjoyed- with family and friends, summer dishes and an atmosphere that makes you want to stay a little longer. With all your favourite tipples behind the bar too, we can’t wait to cheers to the long weekend with you (with a pint in hand).
WELCOME TO THE CROWN
The Crown is a majestic pub nestled in the busy borough of Bromley on the outskirts of South London.
With distinctive, double height ceilings and a rustic charm through the interiors, there are plenty of cosy or lively spots to sit back and enjoy with great company.
IN THE HEART OF BROMLEY
Situated next to Sundridge Park station, The Crown is perfectly located for both locals and city goers. This Bromley local provides all with a hub of friendly faces and warm welcomes. Only 30mins on the train from London Bridge it’s a beautiful escape from the hustle and bustle of the big city.
OUTDOOR OASIS
Serene spots are a plenty at the Crown. Grab a refreshing pint at our garden bar or enjoy small plates with friends on our patio and lawn.
All decorated with festoon lighting, our industrial, contemporary furniture mixed with wild greenery encompass all you need to relax. All are perfect to gather together and get a round in.
FIND US
Located in the leafy suburb of Bromley, The Crown sites proudly in the village of Sundridge Park adjacent to the local railway station – famous for being a row of terrace houses that David Bowie grew up in, we are sure he must have popped in once or twice.
Nestled on the outskirts of both Kent and Greater London, we provide the perfect pitstop after a day in the city or from exploring the Kentish hills.
