As soon as you walk in, staff's behaviour towards customers is disgusting unless you are a regular…read more I walked in and didn't know how things really are, instead of explaining, the guy behind the bar shouted aggressively "Ey! Don't stand there if you are not paying the ladies, you should be standing over there!" and demanded that I pay £1. No manners at all. Very disrespectful and unprofessional staff. They also don't accept card, CASH ONLY. What kind of bar these days doesn't accept card? Ridiculous! Overall RUDE STAFF AND SHIT DIRTY Environment! AVOID!

Its a strip bar, it is most crowded during lunch hours. THey have 3-4 good girls who perform during…read morethe day. they also have provision for a private dance. the stage is well located, to allow unhindered view of the performance. Overall it gives a good experience

I've been coming here since 2003 when I was at FedEx. The bar staff are lovely. Food opens at 5pm…read more They offer crisps with your drinks before. Good selection of draft beers, wine and spirits. The washrooms are insanely clean. A proper English pub.

Huge portions. Excellent fish and chips. We had a 5 hour layover so we took a quick bus ride here…read moreto get food better than the airport, and we were not disappointed! We should have shared, we couldn't finish all the food!! Food doesn't start till 5pm

Recommended, 100%!! If you are looking for a place to have dinner with friends, throw a party or…read morejust a have an amazing treat, The Malt Shovel is for you! The style of a classic pub combine with a river-side restaurant is one of the best things in Uxbridge. Last time I went there was for a party. I got calamari, halloumi and a steak burger, with a rosé berry drink. When we walked in, only 1 minute it took us to get to a table, 4 minutes later, we ordered drinks and food and 13 minutes later we got our food. Only 18 minutes it took to get food. Once again, 100% recommended!

Currently enjoying a lovely lunch at this canal side pub. The service is impeccable. I'd like to…read morethank our charming waitress, Natasha, who was very friendly and helpful.

The Slug and Lettuce is a great place to enjoy British food. I stopped by this restaurant while on…read morevacation and ordered the fish and chips. The fish and chips itself were really great. The portions were HUGE and satisfying. The fish was battered perfectly tasted great. The chips were delicious as well. I found the tartar sauce to be strange as it tasted more like salad cream. It was overly sweet and way too creamy. The restaurant itself looks great but it can get very busy during lunchtime. We dropped by around 1ish and were seated in the oddest way. One member of our party was very far away- the seating was totally inappropriate. Our waiter moved us later but they should not seat people in this fashion. It's is very unprofessional. Our waiter was nice but was very rushed all the time. It was hard to get his attention. it was obvious the restaurant was understaffed. Overall, I give Slug and Lettuce a 3.5. The food is great but the service and seating needs to change.

Always great price on cocktails. Nice choice of cocktails. Though they would be a budget style…read morecocktails so no fancy ones and with proper ingredients. Though it good place to hang out with friends and catch up. They do offer food too. Nice music when it a club night. Though wait is often quite long for drinks. and some chairs need either a good brush of cleaning or just buy new one. Some of them look awful.

Well, all I can say is that this is fairly typical of an English main street pub, but I suspect…read morethat this is probably because it happens to be on a main street pretty much straight across from the station. One of the cool things about this pub is that there is a nice beer garden out the back. It's sort of okay, but not great.

This is a very friendly little drinking pub in the heart of Uxbridge (opposite the Chimes shopping…read morecentre and about 1-2 mins from the tube). The staff are very friendly and the alcohol is reasonably priced. We usually plump for a bottle of wine (£6.99 at the current rate), which makes for a cheap and enjoyable night out, especially when spent with friends. The interior is very old worldy, in the same style as an English country pub, but this adds to the ambience. A wide variety of ages use this pub from young to old and after a visit it is not hard to see why. They have a lovely seating area at the rear of the pub which is very nice in the warmer months. The toilets are quite basic though (Mens) and could probably do with a little upgrade.

Fantastic service, enjoyed the atmosphere. Nice clam, good for a bite and a drink with friends…read more Food is good. The chicken was moist and tender, my friend had the beef burger was thick and juicy. Perfect for a meal out.

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Place is amazing!!! The food is so good I highly recommend this place. The ambiance is amazing…read morethere is a wide variety of food to have and the portions are large.

Was told by robot hostess that we can only stay 90 minutes. Um yea, your restaurant is literally…read morecompletely empty at 5pm, but ok if you say so, I will make sure to not overstay my welcome. The menu is half Chinese, half Indian. A nice selection of dishes, some classics and some more modern creations. I had the pani puri shots. You can have them with or without vodka. This is quite a fun appetiser, but could have been executed better. The green water was not mixed properly and the shells were not full. Not bad though. You put the whole shell in your mouth, crunch crunch and then take the shot of green spice water. You get six shot glasses, five with the green water and one with yoghurt and tamarind, although the server called this turmeric, which it was not. The potato bhajia was pretty good, nice and crispy and a large serving. All the sauces are made off-site and purchased from a vendor (they told me). The tamarind sauce was soso, but chilli sauce was good. The mango lassi was a bit small being served in a copper mug, rather than a tall glass. I imagine this lounge is nice looking in the evening a probably the place to be in the local suburbia. But service was a bit inattentive. Literally 10 people running back and forth, but no one stopping to check on you. In an empty restaurant. At least I got a £5 off when downloading the app.

If ever a reason to get off the M25 was needed, here is the perfect one, serving real quality in…read moreits ales and food. The staff were accommodating and welcoming too. A limited range of food for the youngsters, but they were more than happy with the selections available. No more than 5 minutes from J15 of the famous cad park, we found his gem of a gastro pub. Highly recommended, missing out on 5 stars because my good lady found the toilets clean, but small.

The Fat Cow is a pub in Denham which has recently had a bit of a revamp and is now also a…read morerestaurant. The food is absolutely delicious and beautifully presented. The staff are always really friendly and don't mind if you need to change anything (I recommend switching fries for chunky chips!)It can get busy and, as it's a small place, I'd recommend phoning ahead to book a table. It's a great place for families, friends and couples. If you're not hungry just stay in the bar area for a pint and the rugby on the telly! There are limited tables outside for when it's sunny and for you smokers.

We loved our meal at the White Hart. They had some delicious gluten-free vegan options, including a…read moreThai curry, and our son really enjoyed his kid's meal. The hot chips were out of this world, especially with a bit of hot English mustard. We also enjoyed sitting outside, during the tail end of summer. And if that wasn't enough, the pub is even said to be haunted! If we lived in the area, this would absolutely be our local.

Amazing place! We really enjoyed the friendly staff and atmosphere. The food was really great too!…read more Definitely a place worth checking out.

I was going to suggest that this is a pub that looks like it is on its last legs, until I…read morediscovered that it happens to be a grade-II listed building, which made me realise that I don't think it happens to be going anywhere. Still, despite that, I can't really say that it is one of the greatest pubs that I've visited. Sure, the service was okay, but the beers were fairly standard, not that I actually know what standard beers happens to be in an English Pub since every pub that I've visited seems to have different options. Then again, I'd probably describe the selection as boring, so yeah, there is that.

Good food. Cool history. Great bartenders. Asked questions about the history of the place and they…read morewere very helpful.