HAVE YOUR FUNCTION WITH US

FUNCTIONS / MEETINGS

Elegant 1st Floor Function Room, popular for all events from business functions & meetings to weddings. Beautiful venue with sash windows, high decorative ceilings, marble top bar & real fire. Self sufficient with it's own bar, toilets & media system (capable of playing from CD's IPod or MP3 player). Also DVD, Video & Big Screen. Seats approximately 60 people or buffet style 110 - 120. Please do not hesitate to contact us to discuss your requirements.

DRINKS

DRINKS ON DRAUGHT

 Carling, Carlsberg, Fosters, San Miguel, Stella Artois, Guinness, Strongbow Cider.

REAL ALES

Greene King IPA / Abbot Ale.

OTHER DRINKS

Excellent Selection of Old & New World Wines - many available by the glass or bottle, New Cocktail menu, Tea & Full Range of Fairtrade Speciality Coffees.

GOOD PUB GUIDE

The Southern Cross has had a recent entry in the 'Good Pub Guide'.

DRINKS PROMOTIONS

ALL DAY EVERY DAY

Selected Shots  £1.50.
Double up on selected branded spirits for an extra  £1.25 & £1.50.
Buy 2 large glasses of wine & get the rest of the bottle free.
Bottle of Selected Wine  £7.49.

MEAL TIMES

Daily 12noon - 9pm.

MENU

Main Menu - Click to view details.

FOOD PROMOTIONS

LUNCH DEAL

Available Monday - Saturday 12noon - 5pm.
Any sandwich or wrap with chips and a selected drink for only  £5.99.

BURGER AND A PINT

Available Monday - Saturday 12noon - 5pm.
Choose a burger, including Beef, Southern Fried Chicken Burger and Vegi Burger, plus a pint from only  £6.99.

SUNDAY ROAST

Available Sunday all day.
Choose from roast beef or roasted chicken breast, all served with roast potatoes, roasted seasonal vegetables, peas, gravy and Yorkshire pudding for  £5.99.

FACILITIES

FACILITIES

Patio Area with awnings and lighting. Wheelchair Access however a there is a very small step but quite accessible & help is always available, Disabled Toilet.

OTHER

Quiet Area, Children Welcome until 7pm, Coaches Welcome preferably by prior arrangement, coach stop 15-20 yards down road. ATM Machine. Debit & Credit Cards accepted.

The Southern Cross, previously The Peterborough, is a stylish, contemporary venue with original features, situated on the new Kings Road, very close to Kings Road shopping and easy travelling to and from central London. We are close to attractions such as the London Eye and the Houses of Parliament and only one tube stop away from Earls Court and Olympia.   Chelsea football club is close by as are many 5 star hotels.  If you are in the area or planning a special trip, make sure you visit this friendly venue.  Inside there are floor to ceiling big bay windows overlooking Eel Brook Common with Parsons Green just 100 yards away.  Large double doors open into the pub and big spiral staircases through the main bar sweep up to the first floor function room and another one down to the lobby area and toilets.  A huge chandelier is in the middle with an open real wood or coal burning fire.  There is an original fireplace on each floor with wonderful wrought iron features.  Seating areas offer a mixture of soft leather sofas, big wooden tables and dining furniture.  We attract an eclectic mix of people who come for a lunchtime break, meetings, an after work drink or an informal meal.  This Gastro pub offers food from a regularly changing main menu, along with snack boards and bar nibbles.  There is something for all tastes, freshly made including our range of handmade pies which are delicious. Sunday lunch is special with a choice of two or three roasts including a succulent cut of lamb which is either shoulder or leg.  We can cater for any events, all occasions from engagement parties and weddings to business functions and conferences in the beautiful function room which is suitable for up to 120 people, buffet style.  The menu and style of the place was gradually changed to what it is today.  We look forward to welcoming you to this stunning pub soon.

 History:  The building was owned by the Earl of Peterborough in the 18th Century and he turned part of the mansion into a public house.  The earliest record to date of someone using the pub was the mid 1700’s. From then on, until its renaming in the summer of 2009, it was known as the Peterborough. The Earls original crest can be seen above the front door of the pub. The bus stop outside was originally the coach stop for wagons and horses.  The structure of the building has remained the same since it was developed as a pub.  The only changes have been to the internal décor. Early pictures of the pub can be seen on the walls.