Cannot say I ever noticed Florence here, but with many pubs being demolished, as far as I know this…read moreone does appear to be in need of medical attention.

We have also been a regular on a Friday night for the past year, the live bands are always very…read moregood, the atmosphere is friendly and everyone has a lot of fun. We sometimes go on Sunday but much more during the summer where you can enjoy the garden. As soon as we walk in the pint of fosters and bacardi and coke will be on the go. I would recommend this pub to everyone although the age group does seem to be around the 40's. Perfect for a great night out watching a band and assured there will be no trouble.

When visiting England,this pub is the nearest to where I stay.Fortunately it's a decent place to…read morehang out.There is still the public/saloon bar attitude by the locals...who mostly drink in the "public ".Staying locally I don't need to eat here but I have on occasion.Nothing fancy but the food choices do the job.Service can be interesting in a frustrating way i.e not busy and some staff look right through you and don't notice your glass is empty. Great beer garden,big one in back smaller one in front.Looking forward to a pint of Doombar when I visit in January.

If you want cheap cheap food that fills a hole then this is your place. There is a nice pub garden…read moreat the front and back with very friendly staff at all times. The food is nice and homely. You normally have to wait a bit for the food after ordering but for this price it is a recession busting winner.

This is one of the best pubs in Surrey. It often wins awards with the local CAMRA group. It is…read moreowned by a consortium of locals, and they like their real ale. It has seven pumps plus a good range of bottled beers. Inexpensive home cooked food. It has a conservatory and a marquee where they hold beer festivals. A short walk from the station.

This is a lovely locals pub, not far from South Wimbledon station but not easy to find if you don't…read morehave good direction. The pub has won a number of awards and is the current CAMRA pub of the year for south west London. There were half a dozen mostly local ales on and a couple of ciders. Stuck to the ale myself and the 3 I tried were all in excellent condition. My favourite was the TSB (no link to the bank...or it would probably have left me with the same bitter aftertaste as my interactions with the institution have). The pub looks slightly unusual to me from the outside, but in a very cool way. Inside this is a charming relatively old fashioned pub with some coloured lights, paintings and adverts for local events. There are a couple of tv screens for the sport.

This is a gem of a pub, hidden in some back streets, but only a short walk from South Wimbledon…read morestation. A mecca for real ale drinkers, they have 6 hand pumps of mainly local brews, Clarence and Fredericks, By the Horns, etc.It has a tiny no-frills bar. They have regular jazz groups on Friday afternoons and some evenings. Food is only available on certain days (see Web site).

Nice, comfortable atmosphere--and their home-made pies are definitely NOT to be missed. Delicious!read more

An overall excellent experience. The venue was very attractive,I'm side and out and the food was…read moreto- notch. Don't hesitate to give it a try.

I was really disappointed with my experience today. First outing to a pub after lockdown. All…read morenecessary precautions against Covid were in place which is great. But we were looking forward to a decent meal. £35.00 for a burger and a beer each for 2. Would have been more if VAT was at proper rate. Reduced at present. Chips were soggy and cold. Burger was likewise poor cold with soggy onions gerkin limp lettuce. Should have stuck to original plan of fish and chips from a local fish and chip shop and a couple of beers from local store. Have had this before. Excellent value for less than £20 for two. Not planning a re visit. Sorry. Anil

Popped after a recommendation and left somewhat underwhelmed…read more Am impressive looking menu with some great twists on some favorite dishes except my first and second choice were off! What do they say "Fur coat and no knickers"! Defiantly suits the restaurant in the hotel. Staff were surely and really could not have been bothered if we had ordered or not and made little effort to ensure that we enjoyed our stay. really just going through the motions. Young ladies with little idea of what service is really about. Food was unmemorable which was disappointing as the decor and location indicated that this establishment was once something. Just as we about to leave a new member of staff arrived to clear and engaged with us and appeared genuinely pleased to see us. Shame her contempories could behave the same way. Return .... unlikely.

Great corner pub just outside the station. Real ales on sale, Has a £2.50 special offer on Tuesdays…read morefro real ale. Food on sale all day. Has a back garden, though I have never used it. Very friendly staff. Sport shown on multiple TVs around the pub.

this is a large out of town pub, one of the John Barras chain. It has a large main bar and a…read moresmaller function room at the back. There is a car park across the road at the church The only downside is it often fills up with funeral parties. Reasonable food and real ale.

Have not been inside for a long time. However the exterior and the floral basket display are enough…read moreto help you stop with admiration.

Old world pub with low ceiling. Comfortable with a reasonable range of beers. The food is good, but…read morepricey. More of an upper class pub, probably best not to go in wearing scruffy jeans and trainers. Park in the church opposite.

Don and Rachel behind the bar were the quintessential London hosts. We regaled about California…read moreand Don's travels. Even a bit of football. A stone's throw from West Croydon Rail Station. Such a fun spot. I had heard a lot about The Plough and wanted to see it for myself. Even though I had come in on a slow night I was still treated better than I had ever been in any American pub. Plus it's on the Peep Show tour path in Croydon so had to make the special pilgrimage. Highly recommended!

My husband and I are visiting from the U.S. and decided that in our six weeks based in the…read moreBeddington neighborhood, a few minutes walk down the street to have a traditional Sunday Roast at The Plough, our local pub, would be a quintessential English experience. After being here for four weeks, we stopped in yesterday afternoon to make it happen. I ordered the chicken/pork mix and my husband went with the beef. Each main came with sides of cooked veggies, Yorkshire pudding, golden roasties, all covered in a house-made gravy. Our portions were generous and the gravy, for me, was the highlight; the combination of the potato chunks dipped into the gravy, letting it soak into them, was divine! These two dishes, plus a beer for my husband, came to £26 total. The vibe was casual, with patrons just hanging out at tables, spread out throughout the place. There is a back patio, but we felt it was a bit chilly to dine outside, so we went with an indoor high table in-between the bar and one of the windows facing out front. We truly felt like we got a taste of a typical Sunday afternoon at the local pub. Note: We ordered and paid at the same time up at the bar.