The Scarsdale Tavern Poster | Kensington London Pub Art Print

Few London pubs have a story like The Scarsdale Tavern, which is why it earns its place among the best pubs to visit in the city. A secluded 1867 pub on Edwardes Square, long rumoured to have been a favourite hideaway of Princess Diana. Our illustration captures its pub facade with hanging flower baskets on a quiet square.

This print is part of the 98 London Pubs Art Gallery by 98 Types, our illustrated guide to London's most remarkable pubs. Printed on museum-quality paper and offered in a choice of sizes, framed or unframed, it ships the same day where possible and worldwide. Ideal for pub lovers, collectors of London art and visitors who want to take a little of the city home. 

Planning a visit? The Scarsdale Tavern is at 23a Edwardes Square, W8, on a quiet square a short walk from High Street Kensington station. Scan the QR code on the print to book a table, then keep exploring with the rest of our 98 London Pubs Art Gallery, a London pub guide you can hang on your wall.