We had to visit the Princes Head as my wife is a huge Ted Lasso fan and this was a new area to…read moreexplore. It was easy to get to as it was just a couple of tube lines and a 40 minute ride. Richmond, the city Princes Head is in, is a charming smaller area and was not too busy. We found Princes Head easily as there is plenty of information on how to get there. When we arrived, there were plenty of people in the establishment but was a short wait to order and get our drinks. A charming place with seating indoors and outdoors with the Ted Lasso soccer field just a few steps away and his apartment just a few steps more! I had a Guinness and my wife ice had a Gin and Tonic - both were good but we did not get any food. If you're a Tedd Lasso fan, there is also a merchandise store just down the street. The people there were a mix of locals and tourists and we chatted with many - all had interesting stories to tell! The help was fantastic-the served my Guinness the proper way just as they would in Ireland. Fantastic stop!

Loved visiting this pub as fans of Ted Lasso! Servers were so kind and attentive and service was…read moresuper efficient. Chips were fresh and soup of the day (butternut squash) was delicious.

I never expected to be blown away by a pub on Acton High Street. ACTON!! Still, I followed a…read morefriend's recommendation to come down for a jazz open mic on a Friday night and I almost missed it. Once inside you are in pub heaven with a traditional looking lounge at the front, you almost walk into the bands as you enter the pub but there's plenty of seating to enjoy the music from a safe distance too. You pass through another section before the place opens up to the main bar at the back. It has quite a continental feel to it, and I can't believe I didn't immediately spot the massive vats at the back - I was too busy admiring the statues on the bar. And it's difficult not to be tempted by the selection of beers when in a brewery and I didn't regret my choice of Achtung. They also serve food and while the main menu is limited to sausage rolls and pies you can also order pizza or sushi which is delivered directly to your table by local takeaways. I'll definitely be back, a real gem.

This is an awesome olde pub (there is even a list of landlords on the wall going back a couple of…read morehundred years) but with a modern microbrewery at the back. A winning combination! Their Early Doors IPA was always likely to be my favourite, but I also enjoyed Dark Matter, 2 O'clock Ordinary and their Weissbier called Achtung! Good brewery. We stayed long enough to warrant some food. The burgers looked delicious, but we decided to go for 3 snacks for a tenner. This meant we could both have a snack of our choice and also share some chips. I enjoyed the luxury fish fingers! (No Captain Birdseye here!)

One of my favorite pub experiences while visiting London…read more The man at the door helped us find a table in a very crowded first floor room. We learned early on in London that pubs have dining rooms upstairs which usually require a reservation and then the bottom floor is for drinks and meals picked up from the bar. This visit was about stopping in for a pint and grabbing a bite to eat. After acquainting ourselves with the bar menu we ordered food at the bar and were served fairly quickly. All three of us enjoyed our meals but what was memorable for me was I had the best fish and chips here. The versions I had afterwards were not as tasty. The first floor was hoping and lively and loud so if you're looking for quiet this isn't it. Was great for people watching and hearing other people's conversations. And man, those fish and chips were good. Wish I could have gone back for seconds.

Was really excited to visit White Cross, and maybe that's why I left wanting more. Place was very…read morecute and inviting, but often times I felt very cramped even when the place wasn't busy. They were accommodating to a couple changes, we just wanted to try as much as possible. Burger was very flat in flavor and the bun wasn't great at all. The fish and chips were great though, was not disappointed with that at all. Seems like more of a place to time up high tide and have a couple pints vs having a nice meal.

Total agreement with Gutterfax. Have to mention the live music: Tuesdays is Trad Jazz, Wed Skiffle,…read moreThurs Modern Jazz, Fri is Johnny Bull and John Coverdale, Sat Singalongs on the piano and Fri is folk. Love this place. Video link: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Po_Kfrgp0w0

I give the tap 5 stars based purely on their Sunday Lunches. Usual Fullers beers, at usual Fullers…read moreprices, but Brian and Sandra run a great little pub, by the Brentford Dock that is well worth a visit. All the Sunday Lunches are prepared freshly and I highly advise you to call ahead and book in advance

A nice find after wandering from Windsor to Eton. Located just off the Eton bridge, follow the…read moresigns to the beer garden and join locals on the patio. There are several beers on tap, and a nice prosecco that went well with our perfectly warm gooey camembert round served with a fresh salad and bread. The Arms has been here since 1682 and the inside bar is appropriately dark and charming with small sitting areas off the classic bar. Our service was friendly and welcoming. The sightseeing double-decker bus swung by here so it is definitely a historic site.

My favourite of the pubs from my day out in Richmond. We really enjoyed the outside space at the…read moretables on the narrow road down to the water. A great place to spend some time. Not unlike the road outside, the price of 6£ for a pint and a half was a little steep (by comparison with other local pubs).

Love coming back to my favorite college pub - unfortunately I can not say the same for the food…read more When I lived here I came everyday almost to watch the sheep graze the along the Thames. In the 90s this wasn't the poshest pub but it definitely had the best location. The fact still remains the same ... Drinks and ambiance spot on... food not so much - I would go to the Princes Head down the hill on the green a formidable pub.

We popped in for lunch and some pints. First impressions when I walked in, this place is very cool…read more This is what a nice English pub should look like. Had all the decor and the low ceilings and it just looks very cool. The food on the other hand, that could use some work. 2/5 Fish sandwich - was ok but not the best. The ratio of protein to bread needs work. 1/5 Buffalo chicken sandwich - served with blue cheese and I love blue cheese but this just didn't taste right. The flavors were all off and the coleslaw was bland. The handful of chips was like a baby's handful! I'd come back for a pint but not for lunch.

The most amazing pub we found in the London area. This one is off the beaten path in Richmond…read more Staff was amazing, friendly and made you feel like a local. Would be my place to go if I lived here.

Chris always makes you feel welcomed!! Pizza is good and the Guinness is the best!!!…read more Liked the pizza too

Classy British pub ambiance, high-quality & creative dishes, pleasant staff. This place is the…read moreperfect stop before or after a visit to Kew Gardens. My partner and my dishes were 19£ each, but as you can see from the pictures, the meal was worth the price. It's a "seat yourself, remember the table number and order food & drinks at the bar" type deal, not a sit-down, which is kind of what I would expect for a more upscale place, but I suppose that just makes it more casual yet still charming. I'd recommend eating in their outside garden area if weather permits, and going for an extremely refreshing lemon spritz!

On the walk back from visiting beautiful Kew Gardens we were looking for a place to eat and have a…read moredrink before taking the train back to London. So lucky we stumbled upon this jewel! Outstanding service, food and drinks. The chef's take on Caesar Salad is the best I've ever had anywhere in the world (and I've traveled lots). I wish I could live in the UK so I could visit this place more often. Highly recommended.

It's too bad that we were there after dark in the winter and didn't get to enjoy the riverfront,…read morebut the pub itself was charming and cozy. We got a table right by the window as we were there quite early in the evening thanks to the jet lag. I got a Fuller's Frontier and the Wild mushroom & spinach gnocchi with sage. My colleague enjoyed the burger. The food was all you'd expect of pub food and more - creamy and rich, thoroughly comforting, with lots of flavor. The space itself feels cozy, despite it being more spacious than most pubs I've visited. It was decorated for Christmas, making it feel even more inviting. Service was attentive enough - took orders but then let us enjoy the evening. It was a team of servers, rather than just one, and all were friendly throughout the experience.

I visited last week, walked in looking anonymous and waked straight past the bar into the seating /…read moreeating area. The barman said hello and could he help, ignored him and carried on. Was then greeted by a waitress who said hello and then a bit further on by the Manager who said hello and asked if she could help me and did I want to eat. That for me is an indication of good service which did indeed follow. A large and imposing Fullers pub set on the banks of the river on the Chiswick side of the Thames. Very traditional inside with carpets and lots of dark wood and traditional chairs etc. Great views over the river and a seating area outside also. A great place to take your parents, grand parents, family, friends etc for a relaxing and no fuss sort of a meal in a traditional London pub. Go for a leisurely stroll along the short towpath and then head back for a pint and some scoff. Good food, good service and everything is shipshape here on the banks of the Thames. Not flash or grand but honest and pleasing. There are three pubs along this stretch and this one is easily the best.

Classic classic old bar/restaurant. We took a recent vacation to London and had read about the…read moreinteresting shops and bars between Hammersmith and Kew bridge. We got off at the nearest tube stop after finding the Bulls Head listed as a unique pub on www.fancyapint.com. Once we got off the tube we started walking in the general direction of the bridges/river. We wandered through residential areas and finally cut through the worlds smallest alley/pathway towards the river. We curiously ended up at the front doors of two adjacent houses. We passed through the gate noted to take us to the river, a by luck, there was the Bulls Head to the left! This is the only way to find this place. Once inside, this is a treasure on a rainy day - watching the trains on the bridge or rowers on the water. i can imagine it's a sweet spot on a sunny day too to sit outside riverside. check this place out!

This is a great place to enjoy a pint in this supremely chilled out stretch of river in Chiswick…read more Whether it's gazing over the dingies bobbing gently in the river whilst enjoying a pint of crisp Cornish ale on one of the benches outside, or tucking into some hearty grub in the wooden-beamed booths inside, it's easy to imagine you're miles away from London, and certainly nowhere near zone 3. Service is excellent too. I'll definitely be making a beeline for the Bull's Head when I'm next in the area.