Went with a good friend. It was a vibrant atmosphere and we had some fun. Great quality drinks and…read morefun loving friendly servers.

This is a very atmospheric pub with loads of character. Definitely worth stopping by for a drink…read more That said, my annoyance is about the Moving Mountains burger on the menu which implies a plant based fake meat burger, not the dry veggie patty which actually on offer. The waitress knew this was an issue because when it arrived and I asked whether the vegan burger was actually Moving Mountains, she essentially shrugged and said it wasn't the fake meat I was expecting. Very bad marketing on the part of the pub but also typically bad English service. Avoid the veggie burger. It's awful.

Wow, I can't believe this place hasn't been reviewed beforehand. I this a really good pub, very…read morelarge indeed with a large function room. The function room is mainly used during the winter for comedy nights on Saturday called BearCat. If you look to the high ceiling in the main bar you'll see a selection of rugby tickets stuck to it. I have heard that if you can stick you ticket up there, you get a free pint (though this might be wrong). Has a selection of Real Ales and the usual lager choices. Shows sports of all kinds, however it's mainly a Rugby pub, so in a sport clash the rugger will win. A good selection of food and a brilliant beer garden. All in all, a pretty darn fine place!

Again, this is a regular pub for me and my Yahoo Beatles FC. We have eaten here at least 5 times…read more This pub was used as a Film Location by the Beatles for their 1964 movie called A Hard Days Night. Anyhow, we meet here at least once a year. And as recently as a month ago. The food is excellent and PLENTIFUL. My friend and his son had enough food between them to feed two more people. On the walls of the pub are publicity photos fron the Beatles A hard Days Night Movie. Also, dont take any notice of the review above, saying dont eat at the Turks Head pub. We have eaten there at least 5 times. We have no complaints.

My colleague and I were lured in by their "2 For 1 Dessert" promotion (valid Monday-Friday, all…read moreday). She got the Treacle Tart with custard on the side and I got the Cinnamon & Caramel Cake with ice cream on the side. My colleague also got a Chicken, chorizo & bacon club sandwich. Oh my, where should I start? For one, when we walked in during lunch time (1:00ish), the whole place was empty (red flag!). Colleague's sandwich came. No chorizo, two thin slices of transparent bacon and get this...a chicken nugget right smack in the middle of the sandwich that was cut in half. I wish I had taken pictures. It was the saddest sandwich we have ever seen. The custard that came with Treacle Tart came from one of those "instant custard mixes" you get from the store while the tart itself was bland. The worst part was my Cinnamon & Caramel Cake - it was basically a super stale American cinnamon roll, heavily drizzled with sweet melted frosting (maybe an attempt to conceal the stale taste?) and a side of vanilla ice cream that had a super strong smell of being in the meat freezer. Service was non-existent. No one checked in on us after the food was plopped down. This is really sad because the interior looked super cozy and the exterior looked nice. A great example of not to judge a place by how it looks like!

Being new to the area, it's nice to find places that have good food, atmosphere and are inexpensive…read more- well this place fits that perfectly. I went with a large group of people at lunch and the place is dead - I would imagine it's is busy in the evenings and weekends. The place is open and light with wooden floors a collection of shabby chic furniture. I had a fish finger sandwich - it was listed as something different in the menu (we are in Twickenham after all). It was really good, a very generous portion plus the chips were chunky with the skins left on. I wouldn't make a special effort to visit here unless you are in the area, in which case makes a change from Pizza Express and the other generic restaurant on the high street.

From the owner: The White Hart Inn is an ideally situated pub in Twickenham. You can always find live sporting…read moreevents, whether it's the English Premier League, the Ashes, international or Premiership Rugby.

Europe 2023 - London, Richmond It's a Pub & Thai Cambodian…read morefood. F.A.S.T. Review Food: AMAZING, had no idea when we came here that it would be Thai Cambodian. But the food tasted amazing. I had the Spicy Drunken Noodles with chicken, I was warned it would be spicy, but it was just right. We also got the Spicy Wings and Tempura Prawns along with a couple of pints. Atmosphere: looks and feels like a pub, a bit stuffy & warm inside so we sat outside and enjoyed the cool evening. Service: the bartender was super cool and made great beer recommendations. Our food came out promptly and hot! Tips: come for the beer, stay for the food! Definitely give this a try.

Superb pub with great staff and weekly live music! Great range of different gins and they have all…read morethe sport on which is great!

My first visit to The Crown was on Tuesday April 26, when I attended a travel function there. We…read morehad been given a group menu, as there was 20 of us. From what they offered, there was a superb choice of food and certainly more than enough to satisfy the toughest eater. Food was served to our group and what appeared was a total delight. Portions were exceedingly generous, arrived looking extremely inviting and tasted superb. Staff are brilliant and could not have done more to assist, or make our evening more enjoyable. I returned yesterday (Wednesday, May 03), to attend lunch with two friends. Our meal was equally excellent and once again the service was spot on. I would not hesitate to recommend this establishment to anyone and I will be returning here again and again,without question.

Having arranged to meet up with some good friends 'darn sarth' it was left to one of the Twickenham…read morelocals in the group to book us all a table there. Our reservation was for 3pm and a few of us got there early so we grabbed a drink at the bar whilst they prepped our table (they do a couple of sound local ales so some of us went for those). The bar was busy, but not cramped, though very family-friendly, so if you're intent on a quiet pint with no kids acting up, this is probably not the place to go for Sunday lunch! When we'd all arrived we were taken through to the annex where we had a huge long table with plenty of room. The room was gorgeous, with chandeliers and a huge open fire crackling away. The menu was pretty substantial and we all ordered something different, deciding on a two course (main and dessert) option, but you could stretch to three if your budget and stomach capacity allows. The food was very good indeed (see photos). Service was efficient and friendly, they really do have excellent staff there. We stayed for nearly four hours which is testament to how much we liked it in there. Tip: The Crown has a car park but it's small and awkward, so it'd be best to either get there early to secure a spot or try and circle round the residential side streets for a space. otherwise

This pub is actually a lot larger than it might look from the outside courtesy of a side extension,…read morewith a handy courtyard garden at the back. It's a decent spot for a drink and attracts a full spectrum of clientele. It was actually a bit rowdy on the Saturday night I was in there (just to be clear, it wasn't me!), but in a reasonably good natured way. It does however lack a little of the warmth of atmosphere that seems to come more naturally to some of its competition in the area.

Wonderful Old 17th century inn with a lot of character…read more They serve a wonderful selection of local ales and drinks which can change quite frequently. They also have pub grub, which is reasonably priced and of good, but not excellent quality - just like pubs should be! They also have a wonderful, quiet and secret beer garden which is perfect in the summer. This pub has a function room and frequently hold events such as live music, craft or vintage fairs and knitting meet-ups.

Good friendly and warm atmosphere with a nice selection of beers, ciders and larger on tap. No real…read moreale however. The food at this bar is superb, but can be on the pricey side. It's better to go when they have a deal on - currently there is 50% off on your food Bill on Monday's. This pub is a little off the beaten track, but provides a nice environment for a leisurely drink and is very close to Twickenham Rail Station. The Beer garden isn't really a garden and is next to a road (although this is quiet) - so it's not really a good place to lounge, but is great for smokers. It's a great place to go if you fancy a quick one whilst waiting for a train.

Nice pub. Friendly. Comfy chairs. Fine with kids. Food is a bit pricey and it's a bit quiet, but on…read morethe whole I like it. No quizzer :-(

A classic pub in a beautiful setting of Richmond. An excellent Sunday Roast, friendly people. Very…read morecomfortable and spacious. Of course, the BEST lagers and ales.

Beautifully set just off the road out of Richmond i decided to enjoy a Sunday roast here earrlier…read moretoday! I'm gutted they stopped the carvery - it rocked... but they still did a good roast anyway so i was happy! (even if it was on the smallest plate i'd ever seen!) With lots of parking and outside seating - this place will be perfect in the summertime. I found the inside a little dated and slightly uncomfy when you want to snuggle in a pub on a Sunday but if you want to chill in a pub garden on a balmy summers afternoon in the gorgeous setting of Richmond with a great view... it's the perfect place!