The Partridge

The Partridge is a traditional English pub and restaurant located at 194 High Street in Bromley, Kent (Greater London), United Kingdom. It occupies a distinctive Neo-Georgian building that was originally constructed as a bank in 1927 and was converted into a public house in 1995. Since that conversion it has become a well-known local venue on Bromley High Street, popular with both residents and visitors. The pub is run by a husband-and-wife team, Martyn and Bozenka, who, together with their team, position The Partridge as "the essence of a traditional English pub." Its offer centres on a strong selection of real ales and a food menu for which it is particularly noted for homemade pies and pork scratchings, prepared in-house by the kitchen team. The venue also hosts a regular programme of events, including a pub quiz every Sunday and regular live music, and it offers function rooms for occasions ranging from business meetings to birthdays. The Partridge operates as an independent, privately run pub business rather than as part of a large national pub chain. It takes bookings, including for Christmas and festive gatherings, and publishes its menus, gallery and a 360-degree tour of the premises on its official website. Contact details listed by the pub are the High Street address, the telephone number 020 8464 7656 and the email address partridge@nineheads.co.uk. As a single-site hospitality business, The Partridge's market is essentially local: the Bromley High Street area and the surrounding London Borough of Bromley. Its identity rests on the combination of a characterful historic building, a traditional pub atmosphere, cask ale, home-cooked food and community-oriented events.

The Partridge occupies a Neo-Georgian building at 194 High Street, Bromley, Kent, that was originally built as a bank in 1927. The building was converted into a public house in 1995, at which point it began its life as The Partridge. Since then it has operated as a pub on Bromley High Street and has become a popular local venue for residents and visitors. In the years since its conversion, The Partridge has developed a reputation as a traditional English pub. It is particularly known for its selection of real ales and for its food, notably homemade pies and pork scratchings prepared by its own kitchen team. The pub has also built a programme of regular events, including a pub quiz held every Sunday and regular live music, and it offers function rooms for private occasions such as business meetings and birthdays. The pub is currently run by a husband-and-wife team, Martyn and Bozenka, who operate it with their staff. The business presents itself as an independent, locally run pub rather than part of a national chain, and it maintains an official website where it publishes menus, a gallery and a 360-degree tour, and takes bookings, including for Christmas and festive gatherings.

• 1995

  The building is converted into a public house and becomes The Partridge.

• 1927

  The Neo-Georgian building at 194 High Street, Bromley, is originally built as a bank.

A traditional English pub and restaurant in a historic Neo-Georgian building, offering real ales, homemade food and community events.

• Real ales

• Homemade pies

• Pork scratchings

• Christmas and festive menus

1. 1Pub & Restaurant | The Partridge | Bromleypartridgebromley.co.uk
2. 2The Partridge - Wikidatawikidata.org