The Duke Of Cambridge

Extremely busy due to the unexpected March sunshine but the food was still top notch. My chicken roast was incredible and the dish pictured was the best aubergine in years. They easily dealt with gluten free and dairy free. Could probably have used a few more staff to deal with the deluge of people but they were all pleasant under pressure

Celebrated my 30th birthday at the Duke Organic and was a fantastic experience. The staff is so friendly and helpful - if you need to book a table for 6+ people, ask for Adam (he’s the best) Food and wine list is also fantastic 🤗🤗 My friends were very happy and will be coming back to the pub a lot

Nice cosy modern looking pub with organic delicious food. Foods has an Iberian feeling. We were there on a Saturday afternoon and it was packed. I believe reservation is a must for weekends. The service was good but i believe they need more staff on busy days and hours. Our waiter was very friendly and polite but they were running around and it was not easy to get them. The Roasted Squash Soup, Sourdough was almost perfect. Delicious soup for a cold afternoon. All the food was good. We had nice an pleasant time. Thanks

Came here for a Sunday roast, thanks to a recommendation. The food was delicious, and the service was delightful to match. The scallops are definitely a must have if you’re stopping by for a meal! If I were to be nit picky, I would say that the absence of gravy for the roast was a bit of a surprise, but it was delicious nonetheless!

I organised a meal for around 25 staff, trustees and commissioners at the Duke. Customer service for the booking process was top notch, clear and informative, and Robert dealt with our many changes quickly and professionally - thank you! The food choice and quality was excellent, beautifully presented and of a high standard - great job in the kitchen. Service was also commendable. It's a really comfortable and quality venue, with a great ambience. Everyone attending really enjoyed the evening. Highly recommended, we will return.

Only bar menu until 5:30pm; people here are really nice~ super lovely store! Love the decoration!

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The food, the atmosphere was incredible! It was so busy so service was very slow. The roast was incredible, highly recommend visiting and also trying their orange wines!

Delicious food and lovely staff! We had the Roast Beef, which comes with tasty potatoes and vegetables. For dessert we had the Basque Orange Cheesecake and the Montezuma Chocolate Cremeaux, both spectacular in flavour and presentation.

A wonderful experience from the moment we entered the door, nice atmosphere and the food was exemplary. The best roast I’ve had in London. The starters were also wonderful. The portion sizes are generous and the staff were also very attentive. Special shout out to Gabe and Layla! The food overall is 10/10 but if you want a roast with great taste and authenticity, this is the place for you. Also a great selection of drinks too. Highly recommend

Didn’t get a pic of the plate of food - was too greedy… but the clear plates hopefully show… the beef was beautifully seasoned and tender (a little fatty but if you don’t mind). I had the leg of chicken… fell off the bone, skin was lovely, loved it all… the staff are the absolute sweetest… would definitely come again! (Dog and children friendly so bring the whole family!)

Stunning stop for lunch. I tried this weekend. The roast Sunday was excellent. We eat outside with sun and the team was very attentive. And the dessert delicious. I recommend this pub

Came here for a late drink. Decent espresso martinis. Nice vibe.

Lovely food busy pub cosy atmosphere excellent service

Visited with my sister, cousin and his wife. I had salmon starter, fish of the day (Pollock) and Apple crumble with dairy free almond ice-cream. And even though all organic, unlike some organic restaurants there was no compromise. Everything was spot on and tasted great. My cousin loved his pork starter and venison main. I can't remember what he thought of the cheese he had for dessert. His wife had ray fin for main but found it too different for her expectations. My sister had chicken main which was as expected. They both had brownie dessert which was more fondant than rock hard dry brownie which is a good thing in my book. Well worth a visit.

Came for a relaxed evening meal with my parents and everybody thoroughly enjoyed their meal. Food was fresh, some dishes classical, others very inventive (and tasty). The atmosphere is that of a great family pub and our waitress was absolutely lovely and we enjoyed our time there very much. Also, they have a great selection of wine which can be a surprise for a pub, wine lovers are well catered for!

One of London's best pubs for food, service and setting (one of the rare pubs where it is actually safe to order a cocktail). I've recently been twice for lunch, on a Saturday and on a Sunday. The quality of the organic food sets it apart from other pubs. Purists may bemoan the lack of a Yorkshire pudding with the Sunday roast - I did not notice until everything was eaten. The lamb shank in red wine sauce was so amazing and the variety of veg served along with the roast left nothing to be desired. A great spot to meet friends, celebrate an occasion or for a date.

Delicious veggie options, friendly and efficient staff. It’s fairly busy on weekend but staff accommodate you if they can. If you are a large party, do make a reservation. Kid-friendly restaurant. Don’t leave without ordering dessert - so worth it!

I just had a beer there on a calm Monday afternoon , absolutely loved it . The venue decoration- as I like . Vinyl playing . Quiet street . Would love to go back to try the food as well . Pet friendly . Kids friendly .

A hearty meal that doesn't leave you bloated, is what you get here. We ordered 5 items. -Caponata stuffed pepper, warm hummus, greens, tomato salsa & green beans -Rump of lamb, roasted aubergine, roasted tomatoes, harissa, greens, tahini & lemon dressing, gravy -Dark, milk & white chocolate brownie, creme fraiche -Lemon posset, blueberry compote -Buttered new potatoes

The DO never disappoints. A warm atmosphere, delicious food, great drink selection, excellent service, and surroundings. We thoroughly enjoyed our time there!

The whole team were so lovely! Michael, Leila and Georgia looked after us so well and we had the best time. Delicious food and lovely atmosphere!

recently celebrated my brothers birthday here, a group of 8 on a packed sunday - service was great, roast was so delicious (shoutout to proper crispy potatoes) and the vibe was lovely! couldn’t fault it

There is more to this place than Sunday roast. We had a wonderful Wednesday meal here with an excellent menu and top notch service. Highly recommended 👌

Had a Sunday lunch there and it was so delicious. Definitely the best roast I’ve had in London. All round lovely atmosphere- highly recommend.

We had a fantastic time at The Duke Organic — a place that blends the charm of a classic pub with a deep commitment to organic, sustainable food. It’s cozy, welcoming, and full of character, perfect for catching up with friends over thoughtful dishes and well-poured drinks. The menu is seasonal and inventive, with ingredients sourced from Riverford farm. From beautifully grilled fish and black rice to hearty roasts and vegetarian specials, every plate feels fresh and intentional. The drinks list is equally impressive — organic wines, craft beers, and a few surprises like orange wine that pair beautifully with the food. The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly, with staff who genuinely care and a crowd that feels local and engaged. Whether you’re dining or just enjoying a drink, it’s easy to settle in and stay awhile. Highlights Britain’s first certified organic pub — and proud of it Seasonal dishes with bold flavours and ethical sourcing Excellent wine and beer selection, all organic Cozy, stylish interior with a warm, community vibe Final Thought The Duke Organic is more than a meal — it’s a statement. Delicious, responsible, and quietly special. If you’re looking for a place that feeds both body and soul, this one’s a keeper.

Go if you are willing to spend some money. ! We got the Sunday roast and lamb and chicken were good! The potatoes were great! The cabagge could be better, or just another vegetable. The crumble wasn't the best but the stick pudding was great!

Voted the best Sunday Roast in London! To be honest it was nice ,but I didn't think it was the best I've ever had. The atmosphere was great,the staff friendly & the food was "ok" ,but it was great to spend an afternoon there with my daughter and her flatmate

Been here twice "in a row" - dinner and lunch. Ambience is a bit on the "shabby chique"-side - though reduced colours and calm atmosphere are very welcome in comparison to traditional pubs with a large palette of schemes. Furniture is not very inviting, no cushions, just hard wooden chairs on not very much decorated naked wooden tables. Real tissue serviettes, though. Menu is clearly most vegetarian or vegan. Dishes are very well portioned are prepared with a really good view on the seasoning side - for Germans there is alack of salt, but that's the way british recipies work. Everything can be ordered "to share" which makes it more likely that orders are not beyond guests capacities. Presentation is rather frugal on the plate but the tastes are very well balanced and sometimes rather couragous on the spicy side. Drinks menu is on the blackboard, beers are well kept and all bio-oriented. The UBU ale is a bit too "bready" in taste to invite for more than two but the biodynamic lager is a delight. Pricewise very ambitious with a clear range above normal pub pricing plus a service charge of additional 12,5 %. That equals to approximately "double what You expect". Dinner with just beers and no cocktails can easily reach over 80 GBP for two and even the "low price"-offer for lunch with three courses for 20 GBP ends with a bill of around 60 GBP in the end for two. It's not an address I would see regularly due to this slightly exaggerated pricing but it's always worth a visit to see and taste modern british kitchen - once in a while.

Deserving of Time Out’s ‘best Sunday lunch in London’? Not quite. Had a booking but had to wait 20 minutes for table to become available. Tried ordering a drink at the bar but was told they were too busy and better to wait until at table. Food was generally very good and you can’t deny the owners’ ethos and ethics in using organic ingredients. Whilst the meat and accompaniments were all very tasty and well cooked, the roast potatoes let them down. Also begrudge having to pay an additional charge for more gravy. Service a little haphazard and felt there was an element of organised chaos. Would I eat there again? Yes, but would not make a special trip.

Spacious, peaceful, great food and staff. Organic produce… so a touch more expensive. Good spot for a sunny lunch outside (if you can grab a table at 12, when the pub opens!), always book ahead on Sundays.

The Duke of Cambridge, Hoxton. A fine place with a chameleon atmosphere. Beer is fine, both cask and keg. However, not to my taste. I don't need hops for flavour! The people here are lovely, both customers and staff. Have a great time here.

Unfortunately, the place does not offer enough variety. On the evening I was there, most ingredients, food- and drink wise, were not available, so it was quite difficult to choice. Nonetheless, the waitress was very kind and attentive

They have several vegan food options. The price you pay is fair for the complexity of the main. It consisted of many layers and different ingredients. The environment is cosy and welcoming.

They don’t have any TVs to play Arsenal matches. Really wanted to try the food, but had to leave after appetizers due to very very slow service.

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As a fan of Sunday Roasts, I decided to try it out with friends for the first time. The place has a nice, spacious atmosphere and friendly staff. However, as someone who enjoys variety, I was disappointed by the limited roast options – only two were available, and I was really craving lamb or pork. Additionally, the prices seemed excessive, especially £28 for a chicken roast without the bone, or £11 for a glass of wine. Despite these drawbacks, our visit was pleasant, but expect a hefty bill for a typical Sunday roast experience!

The good bits: Great atmosphere, lovely interior and felt super cozy. The wine and beer selection was fantastic. The cons: My roast was alright! The lamb was okay but not amazing, a little tough. I enjoyed the veggies but quite standard. The roast potatoes were overcooked/slightly burnt. The Yorkshire pudding went hard right after it cooled down. My girlfriend had the chicken and chorizo pie which was also quite basic but had a big price. Was expecting much more because of the price and it all being organic. Have had far better roasts for cheaper.

Surprised to have had such poor service today at The Duke. We had to wait to be seated, and once at the table we sat for over 20 minutes before anyone came to take our order & eventually we had to ask. We were all starving and requested some bread and oil to start, but our main meals arrived before the starter and our drinks. The drinks had clearly been sitting on the bar for some time; I had to ask the person who delivered our food to bring them over. No one returned to clear our plates either. The food itself was nice, but for £40 per person the service was really disappointing and completely let the experience down.

This is quite a famous pub in the neighbourhood for its organic beer. I came before for a small bite & was pleased with quality of the food. This time I went with a friend to try a bigger dish. Mine was fine. The fish & black rice was delicious & quite beautifully presented. However, my elderly companion found her lamb too chewy & had left most of it. We were offered a free dessert in return. The pudding was well executed. All in all I still think this is a good option for a bite to eat & a drink.

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The place has a great atmosphere. Unfortunately the food was worth only 3.5 stars as the main hero of the dish was overcooked. The meat was in form of little slices, it simply looked and tasted like remains. 0.5 stars down for the service charge. It was good... but not great, not great at all.

We were with friends and I think we all liked the place. The staff were attentive food-wise, the place was nice, good beer {I was drinking the Helles). The men's bathroom was clean but none of the soap dispensers had any soap. I wanted to wash my hands before my meal. I told three staff members once I went upstairs and they acknowledged this and indicated it would be resolved. Over the next two hours nothing was done. Zero soap in the men's bathroom. Then you start thinking, "Do the staff have access to soap"? I mean those that prepare, cook and serve the food? I have no idea but you have to wonder. Does the pub wait until Monday until the cleaning staff come in and refill the soap dispensers. No idea but seriously? This is 2025, post-pandemic and having soap in the dispensers surely must be a no brainer. Shocking. I still don't understand why. Oh, my partner said that the women's toilets only had soap in half of the dispensers. Public health is important.

very disappointing unfortunately. service was ridiculously slow - we received our first round of drinks and a starter after we finished the main meal. prices are wild for the portion size. usually happy to pay extra for good food and friendly service but this was overpriced and unjustified. to top it off a service charge of 12% gets added to the bill. sourdough was great though.

I was here for a Sunday roast lunch, and this is one of the worst dining experiences I had in London in the entire 33 years I have lived in this city. When we ordered, my partner asked for the lamb well done and the waiter told him it's already sliced and it's pink throughout and he should have chicken instead. Eventually there was two people that wanted their lamb well done and he finally agreed for to ask the kitchen to "flash" the meat. When the food finally arrived, it was extremely tasteless and bland, the lamb was two tiny slivers and the chicken was a leg with thigh. No seasoning, aside from a bit of salt. Roast potatoes tasted of nothing, the slice of roast sweet potatoe was burned. The drinks menu had no spirits, just cocktails but they agreed to let us have vodka shots with lemonade (something sugar free and sour). For 2 Sunday roasts, one chicken and one lamb and two double vodkas with nasty sour sugar free lemonade the bill came up to £101. We couldn't even stay until the end of the party (friend's birthday) because those reclaimed hipster primary school chairs were absolutely cutting my blood flow off ... sitting was so uncomfortable I couldn't feel my legs anymore when I got up. My partner (6ft4) couldn't even get his legs under the low table, and left to sit in the car straight after the meal.

Fine if you want to wait 20 minutes to get served; whilst the bored bar staff ignore you and polish glasses instead. Worst service in London.