This is a comfortable pub half a mile from Kempton Park racecourse. They do hood food including…read moresunday roast meals. I had to score it down as there was no real ale on today, but they usually have Fullers London Pride. It has a small car park and a patio area for the summer.

Good friendly pub been here few times and really Injoyed my self live music every Friday evening…read moreand the Sunday roasts are to die for in summer they have lovely beer garden at rear with bird aviary this is a real pub how they all were once a must visit

This pub was around the street from our hotel during our stay in London and we claimed it as "our…read morelocal pub". The bar tenders were always very kind and friendly, and I absolutely love the original decor they designed the bar with. You can see original aircraft pieces all over the place, and I also really enjoyed their beer selection. My only "negative" is that I wished they had some olive juice for a martini.

Great pub that is open til midnight. Friendly servers, comfortable seating, and in my experience, a…read moregreat crowd. Good selection of beer and cider. A go to place for me in Paddington.

Love this cozy pub in Twickenham! The White Swan has such a welcoming vibe and the small patio…read morealong the water is perfect for a relaxed drink on a sunny or rainy day. They have a great draft selection, and it always feels comfortable like stepping into a house. I've only ever come for drinks, but definitely a spot I return to whenever I'm in town!

A great meal around here. Great spot close to the river, the green and the palace. Gorgeous area…read more Historic building with the true feel of an authentic pub/restaurant. The staff was amazing. Attentive, fun, and helpful. Some good starters with mussels and baked cheese. Even brought some extra bread to sop up the delicious buttery broth. Had the chicken leek and tarragon pie for my main and was delicious. A great authentic British meal for my last day in the UK. So glad to have found The White Swan. If you're in town, put it on the list!

They hosted the Mall's Winter Wonderland Igloo experience and it was great. The igloo itself was…read morenice with 6 chairs, pillows and blankets for everyone, a heater, and a Bluetooth speaker for guest to connect to. The service was great! And the food was soooo tasty! It was a fondue experience in which you chose cheese or chocolate. We had the cheese. It came with 3 alcoholic drinks per guest and plenty of food. It's well worth the money, I suggest this experience to everyone.

Great sports pub to watch football! Great for couples where one wants to shop, and the other wants…read morea beer and football.

Came here for a snack and a beer. Sorry, no pictures…read more I had spicy chicken wings and a local beer. Wings were very good! They were grilled and had a nice seasoning on them. Beer was nice and crisp. I dined with a friend who ordered a burger and fries. She said both were very good. Overall a decent bar located at the hotel.

We were staying at another Marriott property (but then, what isn't a Marriott anymore) and we…read morewanted to watch the footie so headed to the Sports Bar. We were seated and promptly forgotten. When, after 20 or so minutes I got up to find out if we were ever going to be served, we got the obligatory excuse but someone quickly came and took our order. The food and drinks came. I had ordered chicken strips and the tomato soup. The strips were hot and tasty. The tomato soup left a lot to be desired. It was very watery with no tomato chunks or any herbs that you could see or taste. The people sitting across from us didn't get what they ordered. For the price, I'd say if you don't have to be there, find somewhere else.

Lovely place, they have all sports on tv! The menu is diverse, the staff really lovely and they…read moredon't overprice you! I would highly recommend to anyone.

Cafe Football is going to be the place to be during the World Cup…read more Yes, it has stiff competition in the form of the nearby casino which boasts 27 screens (so I'm told), but this sports bar-cum-restaurant opened by former Manchester United team-mates Gary Neville and Ryan Giggs tops it in terms of all things related to The Beautiful Game. For a start, you're greeted by a display full of football boots the moment you enter the cafe, some of which are autographed by Ryan Giggs. The menu is divided into sections such as The Kick-Off and Terrace Food. The walls outside the toilets are signed by the owners. The walls are covered with football quotes. And so on. There was one big screen in the bar when I was there, while there were smaller screens for the more football-crazy for each of the tables and in front of the bar stools. I understand that they're planning to put more screens in place in time for the World Cup, which will probably boost the viewer to screen ratio from 8:1 to 4:1 or something along those lines. Now, I didn't try their food (mainly standard comfort fare), and it appears that they do have a fairly extensive wine and beer selection at prices you tend to get at a Westfield. I'm not too bothered by details like that when there's football on the telly.

As a proud Mancunian, and Man United fan, I've been wanting to get myself down to Cafe Football…read more(jointly owned by the legends that are Gary Neville & Ryan Giggs) since I first heard of its existence a couple of years ago. I'm happy to say, I've finally had that chance, and whilst not perfect, was definitely a great experience. I'll start off with the bad - I'd always imagined it as a standalone restaurant, but it's actually attached to the side of a huge shopping centre. A bit of snobbery on my side, I'll admit, but it does lose some of the lustre because of it. There's also a lot less memorabilia once you go in - besides a few shirts hung up near the toilets (admittedly, impressive to see those names up there), there's little to hint of the footballing pedigree of the two owners. But, onto the good - having sampled a gut-busting 3 course meal there, I can safely say the food is a drastic step up from the standard you'd usually get from your average sports bar/restaurant. I began with the chicken wings, easily the best I've ever had anywhere! They're immense, really crispy on the outside & very tender on the inside. Result! I then moved onto their version of the sausage roll - black pudding and pork, encased in a crunchy pastry and served with a side of home-made beans (mixed with pulled pork!!) I finished off with the Vimto trifle - given I believe the mighty Vimto to be the nectar of the Gods, it was always going to go down well! I meant what I said at the start, that amount of food was literally gut-busting, and I will admit I felt it the following day. But, it was totally worth it...

This place is great! My colleagues and I discovered this pub coming back from dinner one night. I…read morewish I found it sooner. We've been back three nights in a row so far. When I think of cozy English pubs, this is what comes to my American mind. The owners are amazing and we love talking with them every night.

We came here in the football match day. It was the only pub in Winchester which checked tables…read morebefore saying "we are fully booked" like others did with us. Great service and beer. Good for watching sport games on tv.

Excellent pub off the beaten track. Well kept real ales. Homecooked, good value food. Friendly and…read morehelpful staff. Top notch!

If you visit Woodies' website, it will tell you that it's 'New Malden's Best Kept Secret.' It's so…read moresecret, that we had to phone to find it. Boy, are we glad we did. The superb experience began with the aforementioned phone call. The assistant manager (hi Ben) was so impressed with our determination to visit his establishment, he'd chosen two of the seven (I think) available real ales for us, poured them before we arrived, and bought them for us. He made us drool with a description of last weekend's beer festival (and it was a proper festival at that, with loads of beers on tap), and the brochure from it. We couldn't have been made to feel more welcome. The pub is indeed hard to find it is in a sports' ground, but not the LSE sports' ground (important to note it's where we looked first). There is a large car park behind it, and the building is a single story oddity it doesn't hugely resemble a pub. Once you walk in though, your eyes will be assailed with stuff. The pub is football themed, but not in the kind of eight-million tellies blaring the Chelsea game at full volume. Whilst there are a couple of LCD televisions, indeed, showing the footy, they are not hugely obstrusive. Instead, what makes this a football pub is the sheer amount of memorabilia on the walls, ceilings, tables, bar indeed, every available space. It is, even for a non-football fan like me, fascinating. The beer is superbly kept. I had a couple of pints of one Redemption's offerings (I had tried their beer before when they first opened at a beer tasting). It was just right the temperature was spot on (just a little below room temperature), and it was clear and tasty. This is clearly a pub that values its real ales. The staff all of them (even those not working but using the pub as their local) were amazingly friendly, kind, funny and welcoming (if a bit squeaky you know who you are! mwhahaha). There is a small beer garden/smokers' corner. It is neat and tidy, though not amazingly interesting (compared to the pub's interior, especially). This is a pub I will certainly be visiting again if I lived a bit closer, it would be a pub I'd be happy to call my local.

This is a very Irish bar - so if that is your thing then it may be for you. To be fair the food is…read morenot worth mentioning apart from saying that it is typical pub grub and is cheap. Reasons to go here are basically as follows. You like a real local pub feel that has an Irish feel, you like watching horse racing, football, rugby or sports events but keep in mind a lot of these will be Irish based or you like live music. For me it was o.k. but the locals were a bit frosty. It has a smoking area front and back and a pool table if you fancy a game. They also have a Golf side, pool team and a fantasy football competition so if these appeal then it might be for you. Don't forget St Patrick's day once a year which I am sure would be a blast (as it is everywhere) - Typical Irish pub, worth a visit if you haven't been to one before or enjoy the craic. It has a very loyal local patronage, so somewhere you might find some new friends if they warm to you.

It is a lads pub. The six massive flat screen televisions scream sport fanatic, they have Setanta…read moreSports and Sky, and show football, rugby, to name a few. The food is not great, it very heap at £2 for a sandwich I can only imagine why it is so cheap. I suppose being Irish would help to make any of the above more appealing, but when my husband just had to go there to watch a game, me and my friends had a friendly pool game instead. Even so, I did not feel at ease, simply because of all the blokes, screaming and being very loud and obnoxious. Also some bartenders have a very harsh accent so you must pay close attention, which is hard with all the background noise. The outside area stinks too much of cigarettes as it a heated area and therefore attracts many smokers. Definitely not for me, or anyone who appreciates talking and listening.