The Rosy Hue Pub (elephant & Castle)

Went to watch the Rugby World Cup here & had a really great time! The atmosphere was great, drinks were cheap (compared to most London spots), the table they gave us was excellent, & the pub itself was lovely. A few people at my table commented on the staff being non-interested & not attentive, which I can agree with, however, I will give them the benefit of the doubt & assume it’s because it was busy. Will definitely recommend to others :)

A modern, stylish and very dog friendly gastro pub/ restaurant feel at the Elephant & Castle…. Friendly and very helpful staff (shoutout to MK & Hannah) Great food and drink choice for every taste…. Ideal stop over on a sunny day to sit outside or a fabulous gastro time indoors! Have fun!!!! Alfie says woof woof woof ….🐾

Updated review: Great place for drinks not so much for food. My buttermilk chicken burger was very dry. Also the single piece of chicken was very small in relation to the bun. Rosemary chips were great Old review: Very nice new pub in Elephant Park. There are many screens to watch sports. They have craft and standard beers. There were not that many people in the day we visited but the place was quite noisy.

🚇 Elephant & Castle 🍺 £5.40 Pravha ❤️ A welcoming modern and stylish pub. . The Rosy Hue is located in a redeveloped part of Elephant & Castle just opposite the small oasis of Elephant park. The nearest Tube is Elephant & Castle which is a five minute walk away. . This pub opened its doors in September last year and is part of the @livelyhoodlondon stable of pubs. The Rosy Hue takes its name from the rosy-cheeked patrons of ‘Penny Gaffs’, a type of theatre Elephant & Castle was once famous for. . The decor here is modern, stylish, bright and airy which makes for a pleasant environment to settle in to. On the right is a dining area with an open kitchen, on the left is the main bar with an angled servery surrounded by stools. This pub mixes traditional craftsmanship and industrial chic very well, there are some nice features to admire here. If you fancy a beer in the sun or dining alfresco, there are tables out front overlooking the park. . The beer selection is excellent and supports independent local London breweries. As well as offering local brews, there are a few continental favourites including Guinness. I decided on a pint of Pravha, my pint was enjoyable and pleasingly under six quid. The food menu is all about British seasonal food which is locally sourced & sustainable produce, Fish & Chips costs £16. . I arrived mid-afternoon and there was a nice buzz about the place. This pub shows live sport on the three screens around the main bar, I managed to catch the end of the Bournemouth v Liverpool game and some Six Nations rugby. I must mention the bar staff here who were welcoming, friendly and were having lots of banter, it makes such a difference to visiting a pub if the staff enjoy what they do. . It’s always great to see a new pub opening in these tough days for the licensed trade. @therosyhuepub is a fine example of the modern day pub. The main bar felt like a wet-lead pub and there is a place set aside for dining. The ambiance is relaxing and welcoming and all set in impressive surroundings. This is a good pub for all occasions, definitely worth a visit. . ℹ️ Info correct on visiting 11.03.23

Went there with my partner to celebrate my "employee of the month" award. Best decision ever! We loved the vibe of the pub. Staff members were very friendly and smiley. The manager Nick is such a cool guy, funny and very attentive. He made sure we were enjoying ourselves. He suggested the steak from the menu, which was again - the best decision! Amazing steak with chimichurri and pomegranate. Overall we had an amazing evening. Definitely we will be back soon. If i could I would give this place 10 stars!