Westow House

Westow House on Westow Hill in Crystal Palace SE19 is a Victorian pub serving quality food at the heart of the Crystal Palace food scene. Crystal Palace — named for the great iron and glass structure designed by Joseph Paxton for the 1851 Great Exhibition, which was relocated here from Hyde Park until it burned down in 1936 — sits on a hilltop with views across South London. Westow Hill and Church Road form a concentration of independent restaurants, coffee shops and food businesses that has made Crystal Palace SE19 one of South London's most visited food destinations. The pub's elevated position overlooks the TV transmitter tower that makes the postcode visible from miles away.

Available for dine-in in Crystal Palace SE19.