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.

Found this place walking on the other side of the street. Left the train to visit this street,…read moredidn't know we would find this nice pub. We just had beer. Would visit again. Service was helpful and it was. A nice place to visit.

Spectacular flavors and the lamb was amazing with all the spices and yet soo tender. Chicken Tikka…read moreMasala was by far the best with a very unique creamy flavor at the end..

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 isn't a sports bar but a seemingly high end restaurant at the bottom of some new build flats…read more We sat outside and had some wine at some tables which were inexplicably cordoned off by a red velvet rope. Why? I don't know. Wine was delicious; I don't know about the food. But the restaurant oozes pretentiousness which seems oddly misplaced given it's location.

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!

My next door neighbour has lived in Ealing since 1969 and this is one of her favourite places to…read moreeat. She's 75. The pub is nothing special to look at and the decor is quite out of date with worn carpets and old tables and not much lighting. And there's nothing too adventurous on the menu either. For lunchtime, there are jacket potatoes, paninis, salads and the standard pub fare of burgers, fish and chips or lasagne. It's actually quite a long menu, which worried me as I wondered how it was possible to make so many different dishes fresh and assumed it would be all from the freezer. For that reason, I had a Halloumi salad and it surprised me (in a good way). It was fresh, the Halloumi was well cooked and the dressing was zingy and tasty. I felt bad for being worried about it. However, first impressions count and the new inn could do more with the decor (and plastic coated menu books) to create a better impression. I had a lovely meal but I wouldn't rush back until it was redecorated.

Lovely Sunday Carvery, with fresh, well cooked vegetables and a decent vegetarian range (normally a…read morecouple of choices on a Sunday) Kind of place that's ideal for a lazy Sunday afternoon with friends.

Great pub and atmosphere for rugby! Enjoyed the food and service was great!!anytime we are back in…read moreLondon we mad a stop

I loved the Cabbage Patch! I walked over from the Marriott Twickenham for dinner. We sat on the…read morepatio, which was large and comfy! The inside is pretty big too. It's all "order at the bar", which I appreciated so we could relax and not have to worry about a waiter. This particular night, I was feeling a little homesick for Houston. I know, a pub is nothing like Texas, and this one feels as British as it gets! But I just needed some good food and beer to pull me out of it... And the Cabbage Patch did just that! I ordered a random beer recommended by the bartender... I still have no idea what it was. But it was deliciously hoppy and tasted like home. And the beer selection is extensive. Next, I had the burger and fries. It was such a good burger! Cooked perfectly, dressed well, and topped with great bacon (which was a nice change from the soggy bacon at the hotel breakfast buffet). My friends ordered the steak and pizza. She liked the steak but the other wasn't a fan of the pizza. We then ended it all with pudding--the Belgian Waffle and ice cream. It was amazing. I just wish I had my own and didn't decide to share one!

As we had heard people raving about the food of this pub ( and given the many good food awards…read moreadvertised) we went to try it on this hot summer day. The pub is near a supermarket ( Sainsbury's) and there is a mini park where kids were having a joyful day with the water being sprinkled in the park. Little did we know that halfway through our order one soaked kid would interrupt one of the only 2 staff working there to ask for an old pound coin and another young one coming into the restaurant in just her dirty nappy (nothing else on and water dripping from everywhere) and later playing peek-a-boo with the bartender.. Not a great sight when dining! We waited a little while for the food, could see that the kitchen had prepared it but there was no one to serve it ( we were the only ones eating) so had to help ourselves. Noisy and drunk young men shouting at the bar staff to hand them some napkins for an allegedly disabled person outside tipped it off! The food is OK but nothing extraordinary and compared with the HORRIBLE atmosphere, we will never set foot again. Totally OVERRATED.

As we were leaving Hampton Court Palace we asked one of the security staff if they knew of a nearby…read morepub/restaurant they could recommend where we could get a decent meal at a reasonable price. We find that eateries near major attractions tend to up their prices to catch the tourists. The guard immediately told us of The Hampton. His advice proved well founded. Our meal was first class and the warm welcome and ambiance was well worth the short drive from the palace. My partners steak was generous and delicious. I went for their burger which was huge and very tasty. We were too full to try their deserts, but there was a large selection available. Can be recommended with confidence.

I never have high expectations for airport food, no matter what country I'm in. Huxley's is one of…read morethe common "good but not great" airport restaurants. There's plenty of space, so seating shouldn't be an issue. The food is slightly pricey, but what do you expect in a London airport. I got the fish and chips which were actually decent. Service was okay. Textbook 3-star restaurant.

Airport eatery in Heathrow. The food was a shock as first time in London. With that said, I…read morewasn't disappointed, but wasn't impressed for a airport eatery. The prices were on par with airport food. Next time will wait to find eatery in city.

Came here to watch the euros and, honestly, it kinda gave exactly what I expected. The crowd and…read morethe vibe was fun for the game. It was a big space. The tvs were pretty small, but I think that's the norm for the pubs. I think I've clearly been spoiled by American sports bars. The food menu was all over the place. There were a million options. I initially wanted to order a kebab but they didn't have it at the time. So I got wings and they were.... Fine. It was all just fine. Loads of beer options though and loved all the beers we ordered!

This is a cool set up. Beautiful standard English Pub... but they push a E ordering system that is…read morenew to me. Being a Wetherspoon Pub it has the W Wetherspoon App to order all food and drinks. So we checked it out ... was pretty fast and amazing. We had a server Carmen that was new and from Italy and she was amazing ... she told is to get the app and it was very efficient. She also delivered many drinks and our food. It is a Blue Collar part of West London but the Food was delicious and the beers cold and cheap. It was all well priced. If you venture out of central London this is worth a stop. Thanks Carmen for being so helpful.