This place is probably one of the few gems you'll find in this part of town, tucked away in the…read moremiddle of a residential area, not too far from Notting Hill. Despite its lack of touristic appeal, it has a beautiful interior with a rustic elegance and artistic flair that makes it THE pub of choice for most locals. This means that even on a random Tuesday night, it's never empty. It has a small drinking area, accesible via the smallest doorway you've ever seen, as well as a large dining area where most of the art and comfy seating is. The staff is chill and friendly, and you're not likely to be forgotten even on the busiest of nights. A nifty little feature this particular pub offers is the cellar downstairs. I wouldn't call it the most comfortable place to chill in, but it does have a rather novel appeal; especially if you're looking for a bit more privacy and quieter conversation compared to the upstairs dining room. Their menu features hearty pub food cooked with care, and the seasonal fare is something you're not likely to find in any of the pubs in central. The Lamb Shepherd's Pie and the Fish & Chips seem to be the fan favourites, but I liked the burger and sides, myself. Everything was perfectly spiced without the usual fistful of salt most places douse their food in. The drinks menu goes well beyond the typical draft beer, and I found their whiskey selection to be plentiful enough to make a whole night of it. Everything else from wine to rum is also available, and they have a few cocktails available, as well, but I swore never to drink a cocktail in a pub ever again, so you'll have to tell me how that goes if you decide to have one. The closest tube station is 5 minutes away from the pub, so it isn't the hardest place to get to, but still pretty out there, in my opinion. Especially, if you're only visiting London, and have other places to be.

What an incredible experience! a lovely pub and restaurants! The ambience was amazing, full of…read morebeautifully decorated trees and shrubs, really in the Christmas cheer! I love the little doors into the dining room! So cute! I had a mug of Winter Warmer beer (delicious) and I had a perfectly cooked, delightfully savory beef burger with fries! We were served by a very kind gentleman who was pouring the beer, he was very helpful with any questions we had! 10/10 experience! I would give more stars if I was able to! Definitely check out this lovely pub if you ever find yourself in the area!

I had lunch here with the girlfriend when we met one of her friends in Earlsfield…read more During this wonderful summer heatwave, there was onky one place to dine - the nice garden and patio seating area at the back of the restaurant There's a retro vintage feel to the place with the bill arriving in a vinyl record cover and the menu is American in inspiration My strawberry milkshake was flavoursome if a little thin The girlfriend recommended the burgers. She went with her favourite Wildwood burger, a traditional mix. I chose the Giorgio Kiriakos burger, a juicy lamb burger with halloumi. It filled the hungry spot nicely The decor could maybe do with a lick of paint here and there but it was a relaxed place for a reasonably priced meal

Mel's is a cool little bar/restaurant about a ten minute walk from Earlsfield station. They have a…read morereally cool secret garden in the back, great for a first date or romantic dinner. It's a truly local shindig, so regulars are common and they reflect the diversity of the surrounding areas. They have a lunch deal for £5.50 which changes daily: but evenings are good too. This is also a really nice venue to have a get together. If you book early enough Mel's could be a great place for birthday parties. The menu is quite British, but looks awesome at the same time, if a little expensive.

for a hotel bar this is pretty good. for a cocktail bar in the grungy Paddington area, it's…read moreoutstanding. I stay at the Hilton a lot so pop in here for the occasional night cap. the bartenders are all super friendly and it has a nice upscale vibe. reasonably priced too

Have to say, Paddington is one area that is lacking in good bars & pubs. The pubs in the area are…read moreA-OK, nothing special, typical oldish English boozers. There are not many places to have a nice cocktail, but this bar, based in the Hilton, is actually ok. It looks nice, has nice loungy seats and serves free nibbles with the drinks! Good range of cocktails etc. Only thing, it is a bit pricey, but other than the price it's quite nice!

I'm quite fond of this place, big and spacious, old fashioned tiled walls and great cocktails…read more Upstairs, you can sit outside or in (tables are available for the booking, so prepare to move if you sit on a reserved one), and the bar is well stocked, mainly with the gear for a decent range of cocktails, and decent out grub. Downstairs you'll find cosier leather booths and 5cc, the cocktail bar below, which is perfectly lovely. I'd recommend booking though.

Quite simply, they don't know how to cook a burger!…read more My colleague and I ordered medium burgers, and both came out well done. I don't often do this, but I asked them to redo mine. Unfortunately, it came back even more over-cooked the second time, though I couldn't be bothered to make a fuss. The chips were very good though. My other colleagues had the chicken and leek pies and quite enjoyed them, so maybe that's the better way to go.

We popped in here for a pint and bite, and found the food simple and delicious. The service was…read morefriendly, and the atmosphere was inviting. Lots of locals seem to eat and drink here. The sausage was quite good.

Food overpriced, portions skimpy and the food was served burnt and inedible. Ale was good both in…read morechoice and quality hence one star. Our advice give this pub a miss for food but OK if you are dying of thirst only.

Stopped in for a beer after long day sightseeing. Cute pub, with great local beer, and full bar…read more Nice shareable menu. Tables outside and in. Wednesday night having a comedy act. On bus line and full of local London charm.

A nice pub near Goldsmiths, with a pretty good selection of beers curated by one of the managers…read more I've not managed to eat here, as I showed up one Sunday night (not too late, mind) with thoughts of dinner, only to find they'd stopped serving. But, I've had drinks, and enjoyed the atmosphere and selection. It's not the biggest craft beer list in London, by far, but you'll find some nice bottles and taps.

Solid tapas and place to watch some footy, on a great street with bars and coffee shops. Only…read morecomplaint is that they don't put on game audio during the match- would've been nice to get a bit more properly into it. Food 3.5/5: Bagel w/ jamon Iberico and manchengo cheese: 3.5/5 tasty jamon iberico and cheese but the bagel was a bit on the smaller side Sagres 4/5: one of my favorite beers and a Portuguese staple

Cafe Kick serves an excellent selection of Mediterranean foods and drinks,. They have a big TV and…read morefootball table to keep the punters amused and happy; they can cater for private parties of upto 100 people without any difficulty. Its a lovely place,vibrant and lively staff, the Mojitoes are moreish and the all the food I had was tasty. Put in request for Tapas early on in the evening and you will be well looked after for the rest of the night because the waiters will just keep bringing them to you. The drinks are unusual and made in a different way from the normal Cuban recipe of using dark sugar. Instead there is a wonderful intoxicating mixture of fresh Lime,Mint,Rum and white sugar and has a wonderful KICK to it! Add up all the factors,friendly staff,great mix of clientele,trendy-not because they trying so hard but they have certain aplomb for it and carry it off to perfection. In fact why am I writing all this I should be down there enjoying myself.

I wanted to enjoy a nice neighborhood pub and found this place. We were staying on Bermondsey and…read morethis location was great, a reasonable walk to the station and the hotels in the area. I wanted a salad as my partner was going for the fish and chips. They offered a salad with sweet potatoes and pomegranate seeds. How interesting for a pub to have something so fun! The fish and chips were delicious, and I ended up with a bit of the fish in my salad. So glad we gave this place a try. Would definitely recommend it for a nice place to relax a bit and enjoy some great food.

Classic London pub experience, but a tad more elegant. Their house ale is quite bland, so but safe…read moreif you don't like anything heavy, sour, or strong. I ordered their fish and chips. Chips were great, but the fish had too much batter. It was still tasty, I just don't like to eat only fried batter. The peas were bland, though. They couldn't have done better with the peas. But I loved the seating. The staff were amazing for London. Very attentive and friendly. That deserved an extra star rating.