Pub Club
The King's Tun - JD Wetherspoon
Kingston’s big Clarence Street Spoons, built for easy-going all-day stops
The King’s Tun is a large, family-friendly JD Wetherspoon on Clarence Street, with real ales, food, TV screens and evening music. There’s plenty of room inside, including an upstairs area, plus step-free access and Wi-Fi.
153-157 Clarence St, Kingston upon Thames KT1 1QT, UK
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Inside
A spacious stop in the centre of Kingston
Set in a former cinema building, The King’s Tun has a marble-topped bar and a generous amount of seating, with upstairs space as well. Order classic pub food such as fish and chips, burgers and chips, alongside craft ales, cocktails, wine and non-alcoholic drinks. TV screens and a projector make it a practical choice for watching sport.
The bar
Real ales, draught pours and food from early morning
The pub opens from 8am every day, making it suited to breakfast, coffee, lunch or a later drink. Food and drinks can be ordered through the Wetherspoon app, while vegetarian options and street-food-style choices are also available. Friday and Saturday hours run until 1:30am.
Come for
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The former cinema building’s marble-topped bar and upstairs seating give you plenty of room on Clarence Street
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Real ales, craft beers, cocktails and wine, with non-alcoholic choices, cover everything from an early start to late drinks
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Fish and chips, burgers, pizza and wings make up the easy-going food list, with vegetarian options available
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TV screens, a projector, Wi-Fi and step-free access, plus a beer garden and evening music, keep visits flexible
Visit
The King's Tun - JD Wetherspoon
Open from 8am daily; closes at 1am Sunday to Thursday and at 1:30am on Friday and Saturday.
Today · 8am–1am
- Monday
- 8am–1am
- Tuesday
- 8am–1am
- Wednesday
- 8am–1am
- Thursday
- 8am–1am
- Friday
- 8am–1:30am
- Saturday
- 8am–1:30am
- Sunday
- 8am–1am
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