Cool to stop on a walk and have a drink on the balcony. Food is (currently?) only downstairs…read more It is quaintly furnished, seems unkempt, but the staff were friendly, if not quite approachable. Actually rather 3.5 stars.

Fantastic location right on the Thames. Great service and wonderful options on tap. Highly…read morerecommend!

Quite a nice place to have a drink. For those who are interessted in starting salsa classes it's…read morethe place to go. Check the timtable on their website.

Band nights at Isha bar on Sundays get pretty busy. The dance area is an awkward shape - quite…read morenarrow with the bar at one end and a raised platform/ seating area at the other. Friendly crowd and inexpensive. Doormen are pleasant. I love to hear Pallenke (colombian salsa band fronted by the excellent Adriana Santana) play there but dancing can be a bit difficult as not everyone is careful where they spin their partners. There is a car park opposite the bar but be warned that you have to pay to park... even at night. I have also received a ticket following a salsa night when just a fraction of my tyre was perched on a kerb at 10.30 pm. Very keen traffic wardens in Kingston! However - Kingston's train and bus Stations are a short walk away and there are plenty of buses.

I will keep this simple 1. The line is very long…read more2. The service was horrible. Every time I asked for help they Ignored me as if my money wasn't good enough as everyone else's 3 they have a minimum charge of 25 per person 4. Most overpriced hookah I have ever smoked 5. THEY SERVED MY WIFE AND I CHEESECAKE THAT WAS EXPIRED AND EVER SINCE I GOT BACK TO THE HOTEL I HAVE BEEN THROWING UP AND HAVING DIARRHEA!!! Literally the most I paid to have bowel issues When I come back to London I definitely will not be going here ever again for shisha or good or dessert

Zero Stars. Unfortunately to leave a feedback must choose minimum one star…read more An establishment which is TRYING to be an upmarket sheesha venue but fails in every way miserably. Being neighbours to a widely known hotel, they must think of themselves as the dogs b******s but are sooooo lame. A Japanese fusioned menu which they can't cook to the right standard. Relatively high prices which the end product cannot justify. Very difficult venue to find as not signposted at all. Even the grounds they share with hotel doesn't showcase the venue so they must be embarrassed of their small time inferior neighbours! Recap: crap food, crap atmosphere, difficult venue to find, high prices, fake - being something they are not and unable to deliver to. I would avoid! Many Many Many times better and classier sheesha and food establishments available around the city, choose one of them and enjoy.

Great food drink and services. Wonderful little neighborhood feel. We came the first night we were…read morein town and returned the next. We sat in the pub instead of the restaurant and ordered at the bar.

I was staying at the Richmond Hotel and was looking for a good place to grab dinner. The visit to…read morethe Lass O' Richmond Hill turned out to be quite a pleasant experience. They have a nice garden in the back with some seating. I got the chicken chorizo salad and the fish and chips which were good. The brownie and ice cream was yummy too. Who says Britain does not have good food? Service was OK... not too friendly not too curt either. It looks like they have a lot of regular customers and they were having a good time and they forgot about me initially. The decor is cool...feels like the 50's...my favorite was the picture of the queen pouring beer!

This is a very good looking pub, but unfortunately has been gastropubbed into oblivion. All the…read moretables are set up for diners (and often have 'reserved' signs on) and anyone actually wanting to sit and have a drink (god forbid) in the pub is shoved out into the conservatory area at the side. The one really great thing they do is a wine promotion on Monday nights when they sell bottles at shop prices - great if you can find a table to drink it at. If you do go for food it's very tasty. However the place is always over run by toddlers and all terrain push chairs at weekends (and even some weeknights) which is pretty off putting.

They've reopened this week. Beautifully furnished and decorated, great selection of food and…read morebeverages not a usual pub menu, absolutely amazing choices of desserts. Cannot recommend more

After walking around Wimbledon and soaking up the festivities of the tennis, my friend and I…read moredecided to stop here for a cocktail or three.... We immediately loved the decor and outdoor seating and decided to sit outside and people watch while we drank and had a catch up. They offer table service and our waiter was really nice and able to offer recommendations. Drinks are on the pricier side, but the cocktails were delicious and I suppose, it is Wimbledon! Later into the evening, reserved signs were put onto all the tables and the place really filled up. It seems this is a popular local spot. The atmosphere really got going and I would say it is a great place to meet friends in the evening. There is a young vibe, all the staff are fairly young but the customers were of a more mature age.

If you like cocktails, then you will find an eclectic list here to satisfy all. The location is…read moregreat, it is right in the Wimbledon Village and the world famous Wimbeldon Tennis ground is within seeing distance. I can imagine that during the Wimbledon tennis season, it must be absolutely packed as there is plenty of outdoor seating and it simply has a great vibe. I wish I lived closer to it, i would definitely go more often. The decor is simplistic, modern and looks brilliant. You may think that is would be quite expensive being right next to the tennis ground and Wimbledon being quite expensive in general, but prices are the same as any other lush London bar. The service is fantastic, everybody seemed cheeful and smiles were everywhere, when in such an environment, it rubs off on you, so I had a great time on my one and only visit. It is not as if Wimbledon is just around the corner to me, so I wont be going in the foreseeable future, but look forward to my next trip. Wimbldon is a great area, and Ecplipse is somewhere to chill out after a longs day walking and shopping there.

Yelp is a little unreliable in the UK for this reason: Many inns sit above pubs and many of the…read moreyelp reviews of these businesses reflect the opinions of those who have only gone to the pub. I've stayed at the Orange Tree, in the 13-room inn/hotel above the pub. I've eaten in the pub, the English breakfast that comes with an overnight stay, but I've not chosen the pub as a place to hang out (and wouldn't with so many interesting Richmond pubs along the Thames). The Orange Tree, as a place of lodging, is nicely maintained and stylish. The room was clean with a sizable entry space, a good sized bathroom, and even had a bit of design-y flair. I was relieved to find that my room, though up several flights of stairs, didn't look out over the main street; I suspect that would have been a loud, busy room. Mine was neither. Orange Tree is very well located in Richmond, almost across from the train station (or tube) that'll take you back to central London. It's also a short walk to the waterfront or, in the other direction, a heartier (but easy and flat) walk to Kew Gardens. By the time I stayed at Orange Tree I was tiring of the full English Breakfast but have to admit they did a nice job of it. We ordered our choices off a menu and the pub was quiet and empty at breakfast time - perfect. The nicest compliment I could bestow on a place of lodging is saying that I'd stay there again. As long as I could get a room that doesn't face the front I'd happily stay at Orange Tree again.

The Orange Tree Pub in Richmond is one of my favorite public houses in London. It offers both…read moreinside and outside dining in a charming atmosphere. And the food quality is excellent - a true gastro pub. My friend loved her crispy gnocchi herbal salad and my meat and chorizo pie with cheddar mash was outstanding. With good local beer and friendly service, the Orange Tree is def a great place to eat in Richmond. Tip - The Orange Tree Theatre is right across the street making this pub a perfect pre-theatre meeting spot or post-theatre drink destination.

We stopped in for a pint and it was a bit brightly lit than most pubs. Lots of seating available…read moreand an area for private parties on the left side behind the bar. The hotel part of this seems nice as the loos are upstairs where all the rooms are located. Service was standard. Love the name of this place.

Typical English pub on one of the busiest streets of Wandsworth with lots of room and affordable…read moregood beers. I happened to get here the first time because my usual pub, a few minutes away, was fully packed for a big rugby match. The atmosphere was pretty welcoming and relaxed, the TV screen are quite dated, making it a fantastic venue for those not too interested in watching a bunch of guys running for a ball or, even worse, trying to hit it with a bat. Since then, this became our regular place with true customers and a guaranteed seat (hopefully this review will end up among the non-recommended ones).