Duke of York, Chiswick

Inter-war side-street local community wood paneled pub with an attractive tiled exterior, designed by the architect Nowell Parr who built various distinguished pubs in West London. Two bar areas, the larger at the rear having a dartboard, pool table and board games while the front public bar has the food servery. Children welcome until 7pm. A couple of hundred yards south from Chiswick High Road. No food available except on darts and pool nights. Fuller's have confirmed that they have sold the pub in June 2017. Current owners unknown but the current lease expected to expire mid 2019 when the pub will close. This pub had featured in the Good Beer Guide in the 1990s.

Update: Having been vacant since 2018, the proposal is being made for two self-contained flats at the corner of Devonshire Road and Fraser Street. Planning application (00354/107/P1) was submitted in November 2022 to convert the building into housing. A report by Hounslow Council planners is recommending that approval be given.