Stopped in after a social event around the corner at Wimbledon park. There's definitely a quirky…read morevibe to it given the unique decor. There's a nice garden out back with booths that have tv screens. Very dog friendly and they even have a special dog menu! It seems like a really nice local pub and if we lived closer we would frequent it more often.

This used to be our weekly pub quiz location and we won free Sunday roasts several times…read more As a starter I once had a delicious fish cake and for dinner I tried the veggie burger which was all I could wish for. I just don't like their fries but I give them credit for the homemade salsa. I love that they have a nut roast for the veggie-people, so that's what I had on Sundays. It was yummy and plentiful.

Strangely, pubs are not thick on the ground in Wimbledon. The Alexandra (locally known as "the…read moreAlex") is centrally located, a short walk from the railway station. It is very popular, benefiting from an off-street outside seating area, plus a terrace upstairs. It has a full bar, including a good range of real ales and craft ales. They serve food throughout the week. I've always found service to be friendly, and reasonably efficient (it can get very busy in summer). I have only eaten here a few times, and the food has always been perfectly decent: the main issue in terms of both food and drinks is that it is quite expensive, reflecting the area it is in. A couple of pints of lager, with some snacks, won't leave much change out of £20. But the upstairs Terrace in particular is a nice place to chill out, and it feels away from the hectic traffic of the Broadway.

Food was good (7/10), Service was ok (6/10), Restrooms and overall cleanliness fell short (2/10)…read more Had the fish and chips and scotch egg. Both very good. Also tasted the steak hot pie. Good but a bit too salty. Would I go back. Hmmm... probably not.

To the uninitiated it looks like an old bowls club, but when you go in it's got a couple of bars…read moreand a nice restaurant. Food was pretty good (I had the £20 rib-eye, though friends raved about the shoulder of lamb, which is £3 cheaper). It's off the high street just left of Waitrose. Definitely worth eating here.

Had my first experience of the BBC last night and we had a lot of fun!…read more Having played a lot of rugby in my time, it felt like i was in some antiquated rugby clubhouse in the arse end of nowhere. It had a distinctly West-country vibe, but maybe I was getting too involved and carried away? We were surrounded by a relaxed and, at 11pm on a Saturday, very inebriated clientele all having fun. Yes the toilets could do with a makeover and perhaps the staff could be a little more interested in quicker service than having fun amongst themselves but that's just silly gripes. I was also very happy to find Tusker beer behind the bar, reminding of me some fun times gone by in Africa. I'll be back on a Sunday next as I suspect this would be a great place to chill out with the paper and some recovery beers.

Very nice small craft brewery very US style…read more I had their core Steam Lager and the seasonal Rock Lobster and they were both good and refreshing. I will definitely go back to try some other beers of their range. Prices are very good as you get 2/3 of pint for £3.5/£4 on average.

Great place for a US Style Craft Beer! The Taproom offers 8 draughts on tap as well as all of their…read morestaple and seasonal cans. While they do offer some small pub snacks, they don't currently offer a full menu of food. They are however BYOF (Bring Your Own Food) and a lot of the local venues and all the food apps will deliver to their taproom. The Taproom itself is simple with no frills and doubles as the brewery's beer storage area. It has several tables, converted kegs as stools, large screen TV to watch sports/movies, and a really chill vibe. With the brewery next door, they offer tours and tastings as long as you email in advance. In general, the taproom is a nice, local Wandsworth brewery that isn't loud and is family friendly. If your an American in the London or just a craft beer drinker looking to support a local venue, Belleville Brewing Co. & Taproom should definitely be a stop on your list!

Excellent pub! Spacious interior, huge, beer, garden, and good vibes…read more We had get together outside and even though it was winter the heaters kept us nice and warm. The food was excellent. There were about 12 of us so we tried pretty much everything. All very good. Special shout out to Percy, the best bartender. He was very attentive and knowledgeable, and did a great job taking care of our large group. He knew his drinks and helped us navigate the menu. Give that man a raise! Excellent experience. We will definitely be back. I recommend this for family nights out and also large group gatherings.

The King's Arms is a very good pub. This is definitely a spacious pub. The staff also have an air…read moreof friendliness. And also their beer garden, The Secret Garden is so beautiful and sunny this time of year, I totally recommend it. The drinks are also at a good price. To the point I think it's great. Still, as a Londoner, it doesn't COMPLETELY blow me away. Despite that, it is one of the best pubs I've ever seen. Long story short, I think that if you're on Wandsworth Road, pop in for a beer. I think you'll be pleasantly satisfied.

Stopped here for a small bite and some pints. There's searing out the back but it's an actual sofa…read moreand chair that belong in a living room. It was raining earlier that day so it was a bit damp and we sat by the ledge on barstools. We brought our dog and they have plenty of dog treats at the bar. We ordered two small bites. 2/5 Chips - these look and tasted very much like McDonald's fries. Added some basil or something to make it look fancy. McDonald's was better tasting. 4/5 - Halloumi and chorizo - these were pretty good but only 1 skewer came in an order. We split it up and these are quite nice. The two dishes were served with a napkin between the plates and I kindly asked for more napkins and the waitress said 'I'll bring you some more'. Which I found funny since the napkins were dirtied. lol Kind of a unique setting for a pub.

Charming, recently refurbished pub down a back street on the border between Putney and Wandsworth…read more Food looks to have a South American theme ( arepas etc.) although we didn't order any nor could we spy anyone else eating. Function room upstairs. An odd thing to comment on, but worthy of mention - the loos are actually quite nice for a pub.

Nice little craft brew joint inside a funky marketplace close to the tube station. We were on a…read moremission to try new craft beers and this place was pretty good. They have two tables outside in the marketplace area and we nabbed one and enjoyed a couple of cold ones while watching folks walk by. We tried Little Fury by Pentrich Brewing Co, Keller Pils by Lost and Grounded Brewers, and 05|IPA - Azacca, Citra, Mosaic & Simcoe (Siren Collaboration) by Brew By Numbers. All decent brews. Prices were good. No complaints. Not much more to write about. If you are in the nabe, check it out

Tooting now has its very own craft beer shop and bar - a fact that my friend who's a local resident…read moredidn't even know about! Tucked inside Broadway Market off Tooting High Street, this charming little unit has a pretty decent selection of cans and bottles to buy and take away (a lot are from local breweries, but there are a fair few from elsewhere in the UK and internationally). Manchester's newish-kids-on-the-block Cloudwater were the only north western beers I could spot (I felt inclined to mention to the owner about some other terrific ales they should consider stocking - from Marble, Runaway, Track, Buxton etc.). Not that there was anything wrong with their selection; you just want other beer lovers to get to try the ones you love too :) With two taps on the bar, you can also take a load off and sit on their picnic bench watching the market goers pass by whilst enjoying a pint (it's a covered market so you needn't worry about the weather). There's a cider shop just opposite as well, so it's the perfect spot to grab a few bottles of whatever you fancy on your way home from nearby Tooting Broadway tube station.

Just off the main roads of Wansworth this is a nice little pub with some good sport options on the…read moreTV. Serving up some Shephard Neame ales you will get some good drinks here. The furniture however is not comfortable for me which makes it difficult to stay here for more than a couple of brewskis. For food there is an interesting Thai menu, which is the thing to do these days. The locals appeared to like it. Seems to be a bit of a boys pub however, so not the eclectic social.

This is a very nice, friendly local pub. Small but nice garden in the back and table out front for…read moreall fresco dining. The Thai food is fabulous! Get the chicken wings starter. They wouldn't tell me their secret for the sauce, but is was delicious, garlicky and buttery. Pad Thai was also delicious, perfectly cooked noodles and sauce. Having just moved to this area, I will definitely be back!

The Jolly Gardeners is a great little gastro pub tucked neatly away in the heart of SW London. The…read morepub is a great little place for a casual drink, a cosy dinner or a celebratory drink. There is nothing pretentious about this pub at all. The interior is warm and hearty with the restaurant and beer garden wrapped in fairy lights, giving the pub a really genuine aura. The staff are friendly and helpful and I've found over the last few months that this is definitely *the* place to organise the odd birthday knees-up and casual get together. The food is absolutely faultless. The servings are as big as the pub's hearty warmth - and that's big. The specials menu is on constant rotation during the week and you can expect anything from a good old steak 'n' chips to Pollack served on a bed of curried rice. I don't have enough good words to say about The Jolly Gardeners. The casual atmosphere, food, friendly staff and big old vintage leather sofas culminate in its down-to-earth appeal and I highly recommend this pub if you ever happen to be passing along SW18's Garratt Lane.

The Jolly Gardeners is the local's local in Earlsfield. The tables appear to tip over slightly,…read moreleaning either to the left or the right, probably because of the combined weight of hundreds and thousands of pints over the years. Comfortable leather couches adorn the front section, and on occasion you'll find the service quite brisk. If you're from another country and you want to impress a local, The Jolly Gardener would be a good choice. They offer a range of British pub dishes and the usual selection of beers and spirits one gets accustomed to in London, in a small, intimate setting in an area that's really quite quiet given its Zone 3 location.

We were in London for a 10 day vacation and stayed at an airbnb a block down the street from the…read moretavern. The food was so good that we ate there 3 out of 10 days. The flat iron steak was just delicious!!! All our servers, including Sam and Tony were just super friendly and helpful. We can't say enough great things about this place and we would highly recommend it if you stay in the area. It's right across the street from the East Putney tube station.

This pub is located very close to east Putney tavern. It has a nice interior, and decent food…read moreprices, the food is really quite good as well. Service is polite, efficient and friendly. Would definitely recommend for a drink or food if in the area.