Hours
| Monday | 10 AM–6 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–6 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–6 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–6 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–6 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–7 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–7 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 132 Santa Monica Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90401
Phone: (310) 394-8765
Website: https://www.yeoldekingshead.com/
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Ye Olde King’s Head – British Pub, Restaurant, Gift Shoppe & Bakery in Santa Monica. WE ARE OPEN DAILY FOR INDOOR & OUTDOOR DINING AND TAKE OUT. CALL: 310 …
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British Pub, Restaurant, Gift Shoppe & Bakery in the ❤️ of Santa Monica. Open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. 310 451 1402. Bar open till 2am.
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British Gift Shoppe & Bakery – located between 3rd St Promenade and the Beach, right next door to Ye Olde Kings Head Pub & Restaurant.
Reviews
Dora K.
It is always a joy to stop by King’s Head Gift shoppe and to get amazing British Sweets! They always have my favorite chocolates and chocolate bar and they always have seasonal/holiday goods, as well! I also think their prices are great!
… moreLea Reis
I’ve never been to London but, one of the men at our table was British and said it was authentic. So I believe him. The food tasted the way I would expect British food to taste, a little lacking in spices. It is wasn’t bad but I didn’t understand the puffy dry bread on top of the meat. Not bad but a bit dry. The corn and peas tasted like corn and peas. Mashed potato like mashed potato. The gravy was very thick.
… moreJack Moran
A two for one special. After having a blast at Ye Old King’s Head, I had to stop by the gift shop and get some nostalgic childhood treasures.
I lived in New Zealand for 12 years, and while this is a British goods store, a lot the products here you’ll find in commonwealth territory’s. It brought me back to my younger years, with Cadbury treats like Flake and Crunchie, Milkybar, Vegemite, HP Sauce and so much more.
They have a bakery as well. Do yourself a favor and buy some sausage rolls.
This is a great place to buy hard to find imported goods from the UK which makes for great gifts. They also sell British knickknacks and Kings Head branded clothing.
… moreI lived in New Zealand for 12 years, and while this is a British goods store, a lot the products here you’ll find in commonwealth territory’s. It brought me back to my younger years, with Cadbury treats like Flake and Crunchie, Milkybar, Vegemite, HP Sauce and so much more.
They have a bakery as well. Do yourself a favor and buy some sausage rolls.
This is a great place to buy hard to find imported goods from the UK which makes for great gifts. They also sell British knickknacks and Kings Head branded clothing.
Ben Park
Great british pub gift store. Cute British gifts.
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Magilas Salvacion
Want to find british products? This is it.
Eat at their restaurant… peas are the best.
Then take a leisurely walk towards santa monica pier… lots to see
… moreEat at their restaurant… peas are the best.
Then take a leisurely walk towards santa monica pier… lots to see
David Booker
Good English style food and good cocktails! Great place to sit outside and people watch there’s always something entertaining going on outside lol
… moreHeather Luxion
This is a gift shop review. After shopping here a few times without any issue (it’s touristy and you’re paying Santa Monica/import prices, but you can get UK things there you can’t always get otherwise), I had a disappointing experience.
The store opens at 10am, but when I arrived a few minutes after that, it was still closed. I opted to walk around and then come back to see if they were just getting a late start. With frozen food in my car from the grocery store, this was not ideal, but I also understand that small shops may sometimes be running a little behind. I had stopped specifically to get a few things to surprise my British partner so I wanted to give it a few more minutes.
When I stopped back at 10:15am, it was still closed, but I noticed a doorbell with a sign that said ‘ring for service,’ so I rang it, thinking maybe they did not unlock the doors until later but were available starting at 10am as their printed hours stated. I could see through to the bakery area and there was a young man standing there now. He appeared to look in my direction, but a moment later he moved to the right so I could no longer see him behind the counter that’s there. That was odd, but I thought perhaps he was getting someone or checking about opening the shop so I waited another minute or two. Still nothing, so I rang the bell again thinking maybe it had not worked and I had misconstrued that he could see me from that far away. Still nothing, so I walked around the corner to go back to my car.
Imagine my surprise when I saw not just him, but three employees in total, including the older British gentleman who I had encountered previously when shopping and had pleasant interactions with. I tapped gently on the window and gestured to try to ask if they were going to be opening, as I would happily have waited a couple more minutes if they were. The older man put one finger up and kept talking, so I was going to wait to see if he would let me know whether or not they were opening, but then the young man turned, saw me, pointed, and laughed, and then waved me away. It was such an unexpectedly rude, dismissive reaction to a customer. I’m pretty mild-mannered, quiet, and down-to-earth, so if you are thinking I was banging on the window or an entitled Santa Monica resident who was demanding to be served, you would be mistaken. Had I shown up that way, I could have understood their reaction. But I had been waiting patiently for over 15 minutes, had only rung the bell two times (you know, in that way you ring the bell again because you’re not sure if it worked the first time), and had just been trying to find out if/when they were going to open. With that, I just walked back to my car, as I was so confused and put off that I had no more desire to shop there. I shared the experience with my partner to see if I missed some British cultural norm and we are both confused by the treatment I received.
… moreThe store opens at 10am, but when I arrived a few minutes after that, it was still closed. I opted to walk around and then come back to see if they were just getting a late start. With frozen food in my car from the grocery store, this was not ideal, but I also understand that small shops may sometimes be running a little behind. I had stopped specifically to get a few things to surprise my British partner so I wanted to give it a few more minutes.
When I stopped back at 10:15am, it was still closed, but I noticed a doorbell with a sign that said ‘ring for service,’ so I rang it, thinking maybe they did not unlock the doors until later but were available starting at 10am as their printed hours stated. I could see through to the bakery area and there was a young man standing there now. He appeared to look in my direction, but a moment later he moved to the right so I could no longer see him behind the counter that’s there. That was odd, but I thought perhaps he was getting someone or checking about opening the shop so I waited another minute or two. Still nothing, so I rang the bell again thinking maybe it had not worked and I had misconstrued that he could see me from that far away. Still nothing, so I walked around the corner to go back to my car.
Imagine my surprise when I saw not just him, but three employees in total, including the older British gentleman who I had encountered previously when shopping and had pleasant interactions with. I tapped gently on the window and gestured to try to ask if they were going to be opening, as I would happily have waited a couple more minutes if they were. The older man put one finger up and kept talking, so I was going to wait to see if he would let me know whether or not they were opening, but then the young man turned, saw me, pointed, and laughed, and then waved me away. It was such an unexpectedly rude, dismissive reaction to a customer. I’m pretty mild-mannered, quiet, and down-to-earth, so if you are thinking I was banging on the window or an entitled Santa Monica resident who was demanding to be served, you would be mistaken. Had I shown up that way, I could have understood their reaction. But I had been waiting patiently for over 15 minutes, had only rung the bell two times (you know, in that way you ring the bell again because you’re not sure if it worked the first time), and had just been trying to find out if/when they were going to open. With that, I just walked back to my car, as I was so confused and put off that I had no more desire to shop there. I shared the experience with my partner to see if I missed some British cultural norm and we are both confused by the treatment I received.
Mary Kate Denny
This was the favorite restaurant of both my mother’s and my Swiss female friend when they came to visit. Over 50 years, I’ve always enjoyed the atmosphere and the English flavors. The fun of playing darts and the charm of the waiters make it very special. Love the Fish and chips, especially the Brumfish cakes. Favorite dessert is raspberry custard pie!!
… moreDanielle B
I’ve been coming here once a month since 2010!! and I never leave disappointed. The food is amazing, especially the scones and other baked goodie. The quality is always spot-on, and I end up walking out with bags of deliciousness every time. Highly recommend it if you’re looking for something fresh, flavorful, and nostalgic!
… moreLyssa Walter
Went in looking for some of my favorite British candy and was not disappointed to find so many. Shop was neatly organized and clean. Wish there was something like this where we live.
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