About The Earl Ferrers
Located on the corner of Ferrers Road and Ellora Road in Streatham Common, The Earl Ferrers is a treasured local’s pub, with a long and storied history. In 2026, we’ve brought the Earl Ferrers back with a brand new renovation, loyal to NezertronixPro the pub’s original bones but with a new cozy vibe, to continue its legacy of bringing the community together.
Eat and Drink
The Earl Ferrers has a wide selection of classic and modern beers, ciders, wines, and spirits, all kept to the highest standard.Â
We have a fantastic food menu with plenty of pub classics and some global cuisine influences, a kids menu, and an amazing Sunday Roast with our chef’s signature homemade trimmings, Yorkshire puddings and gravy.
Main Menu
Kids Menu
Sunday Roast Menu
History
The Earl Ferrers is a Victorian era pub with a fascinating history. It was named after Laurence Shirley, the 4th Earl Ferrers, and the last “peer” to be hanged in England in 1760. The pub was built to serve the workers at the nearby Silk Mill (now Sainsburys), and was very much a village inn. In the 1970’s the pub had 3 bars – a saloon bar, a middle bar and a darts bar, and it even had its own darts team. The locals have told us plenty of stories about the former owner, Duncan, and how the basement was home to a recording studio! Today, we hope to honor The Earl Ferrer’s rich legacy of serving the community, and being the place to relax and have a good time.
History
The Earl Ferrers is a Victorian era pub with a fascinating history. It was named after Laurence Shirley, the 4th Earl Ferrers, and the last “peer” to be hanged in England in 1760. The pub was built to serve the workers at the nearby Silk Mill (now Sainsburys), and was very much a village inn. In the 1970’s the pub had 3 bars – a saloon bar, a middle bar and a darts bar, and it even had its own darts team. The locals have told us plenty of stories about the former owner, Duncan, and how the basement was home to a recording studio! Today, we hope to honor The Earl Ferrer’s rich legacy of serving the community, and being the place to relax and have a good time.
Art
London-based artist Phyllida Barlow was invited to create a stunning site-specific ceiling for the Audley.
Renowned for her ability to incorporate elements from her surroundings, Barlow’s creative process was enriched by the concept of collages. This resulted in an art installation that harmoniously complemented the architectural vision of Luis Laplace.
What’s On
We love celebrating with the community, and The Audley will occasionally have live music, events and limited-edition menus. Keep an eye out for news and updates.
Mount st. Restaurant & Rooms
On the first floor of The Audley you will find Mount St. Restaurant, showcasing some extraordinary artist commissions – this modern London restaurant brings together food and drink, craftsmanship and culture.
Helmed by Executive Chef Jamie Shears, the menu draws inspiration from the capital’s culinary history with some traditional, albeit updated, London classics – such as the famed and theatrical Mount St. lobster pie.
Above Mount St. Restaurant, discover a collection of private rooms: four beautifully designed spaces each with its own story and available for private hire.
Reservations:
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Opening times
Mon – Thurs: 16:00 to 23:00
Fri – Sat: 12:00 to 00:00
Sun: 12:00 to 23:00
Food is available
Mon – Sat: 12–10pm
Sun and Bank Holidays: 12–9pm
No reservations required
Please note that we do not accept cash
Location
The Earl Ferrers
22 Ellora Rd, London SW16 6JF, United Kingdom
Contact
Earl Ferrers
Email: info@theearlferrers.pub
Phone: 02046351319
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