410 Green St, London E13 9JJ

About This Pub

Ah, The Queens Pub – it's one of those classic East London locals that just feels like a proper hideaway from the hustle. From the reviews, it's clear folks love how affordable everything is; you can enjoy a pint without worrying about the wallet, and the staff come across as genuinely warm and chatty, which really adds to the vibe. It's spot-on for a casual evening, whether you're nipping in for a quick drink or settling in for a longer catch-up, especially with its handy spot near Upton Park. That said, it's not without its downsides – it's pretty straightforward and might seem a tad outdated with its worn decor and limited beer choices, so if you're after craft brews or a more polished setting, it could leave you wanting more. All in all, though, it's a solid, honest choice for anyone after an unpretentious night out without the frills.

Pros and Cons

Pros
  • Affordable drinks that won't break the bank, making it a top pick for a casual night out
  • Friendly and welcoming staff who make you feel right at home
  • Cozy, unpretentious atmosphere that's perfect for a relaxed chat with mates
  • Great location near Upton Park and Queens Market, easy to pop in after a wander around
Cons
  • It's a bit basic and no-frills, so if you're after something fancy, it might not quite hit the mark
  • Beer selection is mostly keg options, with no cask ales in sight for those who prefer variety
  • The place has a dated feel with worn decor, which could do with a freshen-up

Contact Information

410 Green St, London E13 9JJ
+442084724983
Pub
Open Now

Opening Hours

Monday11:00 - 23:00
Tuesday11:00 - 23:00
Wednesday11:00 - 23:00
Thursday (Today)11:00 - 23:00
Friday11:00 - 23:00
Saturday11:00 - 23:00
Sunday11:00 - 23:00

Location

Recent Reviews

I really enjoy this pub. It's a nice get away from the busy street.
EF
Ethan F
Queens Pub offers a great value for those looking to enjoy a night out without breaking the bank. Compared to other pubs in the area, it stands out for its affordable drink prices and casual, welcoming atmosphere. The staff is friendly, and the pub’s cozy vibe makes it a perfect spot for both regulars and newcomers. While the decor might not be as upscale as some of the more expensive places nearby, the drinks are reasonably priced, and there’s a solid selection to choose from. Whether you’re just popping in for a quick pint or staying longer, Queens Pub is a great option for anyone looking to enjoy a night out without spending too much. It’s definitely a hidden gem if you’re budget-conscious but still want a good pub experience.
KJ
Kartikeya Jha
This pub is a relic of Upton Park, a pub as familiar to the neighbourhood as the smell of curry from the nearby takeaway. Its walls were adorned with fading photographs of the neighborhood's past, its wooden bar worn smooth by countless rounds of pints. Tonight was a typical night. The regulars were gathered around their usual tables, their voices a low hum that filled the air. There was Tommy, the retired dockworker with a heart of gold, and Mary, the landlady's daughter, always quick with a smile. And then there was Jack, the quiet stranger who'd been a fixture at the Queen's for the past few months. Jack was different from the other regulars. He was younger, his eyes held a haunted look that hinted at a past he was reluctant to share. Yet, he was drawn to the warmth and camaraderie of the pub. He found comfort in the familiar faces, the simple pleasures of conversation and a pint. As the night wore on, Jack found himself talking to Mary. She was a good listener, her eyes filled with a gentle understanding. He told her about his life, about the loss he'd suffered, about the loneliness that had haunted him. When he finished, Mary placed a comforting hand on his arm. "You're not alone, Jack," she said. "We're all here for you." Jack smiled, a flicker of hope in his eyes. He realized that in this ordinary pub, in the company of ordinary people, he had found something extraordinary: a sense of belonging.
AG
Amitava Guha
🚇 Upton Park 🍺 £4.50 Heineken ❤️ A unique no frills locals pub. . The Queens pub is located on Green Street in Upton Park which is on the border between East Ham and West Ham. Adjacent to the pub is bustling Queens Market, the home of the “£1 Fish man”. Getting here is easy, Upton Park Tube is literally next door. . More pubs have closed in Newham in the last 20 years than in any other borough in London. Since West Ham moved to The London Stadium in 2016 a further eight pubs have closed leaving the borough with around 50 pubs which is a travesty of biblical proportions. Thankfully The Queens survives to today. . The architecture of this pub is unique and is unlike any other pub in London. This a large two room pub which are joined by a narrow section at the bar. The decor here is classic estate pub with a long bar stretching the length of the pub. There are a couple of pool tables and TV’s showing live sport, there is also a dartboard if you fancy a game of arrows. . The beer line up here is simple and is full of familiar brands, I opted for a Heineken which was a decent pint and came in at a welcoming £4.50. The pub doesn’t do food but there are plenty of crisps and nuts. . I walked in here just after midday on a Friday, the pub was quiet with just me and a couple of other lads in attendance. I was served by Pam who was welcoming and personable, Pam has worked at this pub for years and knows the manor very well. . The Queens is proper down to earth locals pub that has managing to survive in unprecedented conditions. I loved my visit here as it reminded me of pubs I grew up in the 70’s & 80’s. It seems strange saying this but this is a heritage pub and original in many ways. This pub has to go on your must visit list for 2023. . ℹ️ Info correct on visiting 18/11/22
LP
London Pub Map
Tis what it is. Basic, unpretentious east London pub. Keg beers available but no cask that I can see. Good friendly bunch having a beer or two. Great lass behind the bar. All good fun.
DT
Dai Tree

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