Popular Coulsdon pub reopens this month after plush refurbishment

A popular south London pub is set to reopen this month following a refurbishment which its owners say gives it “a modernised, stylish and contemporary feel”.

The Tudor Rose in Coulsdon is expected to reopen on February 25, after a plush makeover, “inspired by the popular flower, the rose, and all its romantic connotations to give the pub an intimate and cosy feel.”

“We can’t wait to welcome guests to show off the new look pub… it’s stunning!” said Vikki Wilson, the general manager.

“At The Tudor Rose, we have a wonderfully attentive team who are all eagerly waiting to welcome customers back to the pub.

“The Tudor Rose has had a complete transformation, and we’re sure that regulars and new guests alike will be thoroughly impressed.”

The pub is set to “feature rich, floral artwork and traditional timber panelling creating a balance between old and new”.

Much attention is being placed on The Tudor Rose’s food offer, under the supervision of head chef Paul Milton.

“Whether you fancy something from the grill, such as rotisserie pork belly or expertly aged steaks, there will be something to suit all tastes,” the management says, promising to showcase seasonal flavours.

Two-course lunches on weekdays start at £15.95.

“The menu is packed full of irresistible creations and comforting classics, plus a dedicated vegan menu. Still offering fantastic value… All freshly prepared by its expert team of chefs using the very best ingredients.”

To mark the re-opening, The Tudor Rose has a range of offers, including complimentary starters or desserts.