Very cosy feel in this newly decorated Young's Pub. Good choice of beer/ales. Loving the London…read morePale Ale (Meantime brewery). New decor with non matching chairs and 1920ies style filament light bulbs.

Just went for a walk in Richmond park with the dogs and the family. It's Mother's Day so as…read moretradition we go out for a walk and then go for a beer. It's a perfect end for a long week. Having grown up in Kingston, I've never been to this pub. Always driven past it and liked the look of the building. I'm a sucker for architecture and this building is pretty cool! What's also cool, is the inside. It's lush!!! I love a Sunday spent in a pub, wearing a wax jacket, welly boots, jeans and a cream knitted jumper. Call me middle class but it's something I really enjoy. Especially with my family, they pay! Anyway, it's a really nice pub, open fires, lovely decor, good choice or beer on tap and they do a roast. This looked real good! Not only tasty but it looked generous, as in a generous portion. It wasn't just three peas, two roast potatoes, a carrot and a chicken leg. It had the full works! If I was taking someone to Kingston and wanted to show them a cool or traditionally English pub. I'd take them here!

A fun pub with the normal selection of Young's beers with a wide age range of people all getting on…read moreand having a good evening. Quite a small bar at the front with a large room at the back where bands or comedy events happen regularly. There a small outside area at the side with a few tables, but I wouldn't call it picturesque. The only word of warning is that if you didn't want to hear a band playing, the front bar can be quite noisy when the door between the front and back is opened. This is opened quite often as the toilets are in the back room and it's the route to get outside for a fag if you are watching a band :-) However if you don't mind that, this is a really nice pub, it hasn't been ponced up like many Young's pubs in the area, so it worth a visit regardless of age.

Decided to go here by accident and couldn't have been more impressed. Best Gourmet Fried Chicken…read moresandwich and mac & cheese ever. We decided that since the dinner was incredible we would try dessert. So we split the cornflake ice cream sundae. It was wonderful. Waiters were the best ever too. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone!!!

This is a very good looking pub, but unfortunately has been gastropubbed into oblivion. All the…read moretables are set up for diners (and often have 'reserved' signs on) and anyone actually wanting to sit and have a drink (god forbid) in the pub is shoved out into the conservatory area at the side. The one really great thing they do is a wine promotion on Monday nights when they sell bottles at shop prices - great if you can find a table to drink it at. If you do go for food it's very tasty. However the place is always over run by toddlers and all terrain push chairs at weekends (and even some weeknights) which is pretty off putting.

They've reopened this week. Beautifully furnished and decorated, great selection of food and…read morebeverages not a usual pub menu, absolutely amazing choices of desserts. Cannot recommend more

I go to the cocoanut when I am drunk, real drunk. It is the only pub in kingston where you will get…read morein no matter your state and still have a good time without being hassled by heavy-handed door staff. The reason: because it is not in the town centre, where people who have a social tipple and can't handle their drinks frequent. The real drinkers know the best bars are on the cusp. The cocoanut has an excellent beer garden and pool table. And a good selection of Beers, Wines and Spirits.

Its not a typo, by the way, this is how the pub spells its name. If you can get over the silly…read morespelling, The Cocoanut is a really fun pub to go to in Kingston. It is a little out of the way, it is not in the main part of Kingston, - it's behind a park, down what seems to be a residential street. This helps sort the wheat from the chafe if you will. The people who come here have come specifically. The crowd is very young, but always up for a party. It has kind of an indie feel to it. There is a dj in the corner, a pool table, and best of all - sweets behind the bar. I don't know why I get so excited by jelly beans at a pub, but I do. So there. It is a good place to go to on the weekend. I used to work in a club around the corner, and the first thing that I had to do when my shift started was go around the pubs and drop leaflets for our bar. Do you think I actually did that? Hell no! I sat here with my mates and had some cheeky drinks instead. Good times.

The Fighting Cocks is a place where most of the people we know go to hang out, meet up with friends…read moreand many of their bands play there too. There's a real dirty, good old fashioned rock vibe about the place and it's somewhere where you can go to chat to the staff and the regulars, since many people who frequent there really have made their own little scene of it. I think the pub itself is pretty cool, it's relaxed and there's no pretensions at The Fighting Cocks at all. I love the late 80s / early 90s rock vibe and the neighborly feel of the place. The venue is host to many of the rock / hardcore bands of the local scene. The venue is situated behind the bar and has it's own little vibe where you can stand or sit and watch bands and share a drink. Although there's nothing wrong with this place, it's a little out of the way for me. Unless my friends are down there or I'm in Kingston shopping or meeting someone, then there's no real reason for me to go there really. There are lots of even better little music venues in central London. A one-off is fine, but perhaps not somewhere to go especially to have a drink...

I wanted to visit this venue with my boyfriend last Friday night because he said it was a good…read moreplace. However, the security guard at the front door didn't want to let us in because he thought we were too drunk. This was far from the truth and was proven by the fact that a few minutes later one of his colleagues let us in finally without any problems. We ordered two beers that we wanted to drink in peace whilst listening to good music. This couldn't happen due to the first doorman showed up. He abused us verbally and physically, shouted at us, was aggressive and incomprehensibly angry. He intentionally poured our drinks on the floor and on us, smashed the glasses. I normally don't write reviews like this and I worked in hospitality too. I don't agree that the customer is always right. But I've never experienced such rudeness. I've never experienced someone abusing their perceived 'power' like this. I've never felt so humiliated in a venue. We were absolutely harmless, didn't hurt or provoke anyone, just wanted to drink our drinks we paid for. We were shocked by this situation and other people around us didn't get this either. It was absolutely unnecessary and unacceptable. We may not have been sympathetic to him for any reason but this can't be an excuse for his horrible behaviour, we were paying guests. I also can imagine he was unwilling to let us in close to closing time (11 PM ish) even though we had no intention of sleeping there. We just wanted to spend a pleasant night in a good place and traveled a lot for it. Instead we had awful time there. There's no way I would recommend this place after what happened and I only hope there will be consequences because it says a lot about the management how they handle this. I'd prefer not to give a single star but the site doesn't let me send my review without it. There are way better places in London for those people who love rock and metal music.

A local gem! We are staying in Surbiton in vacation and saw on Trip Advisor that this is the place…read moreto be! It was a 30 min walk or a 13 min Uber ride from our Airbnb. They easily accommodated our group of 8 and everyone was SO friendly. We got the large nachos to share and I got the fish and chips. My friends got the steak and blue cheese pie and were raving about the crust! Such a cozy place and somewhere you just want to sit for hours and visit with your friends. If you're in the area, put this place on your list!

Great Pub food in a cosy local with good choice of ales. The beer garden is a great place to wind…read moredown after a busy day at work.

The Kingston Mill flies the flag of the "It's a Scream" (or commonly known as the Yellow Pub)…read morebrand. Without suggesting any sort of turf war, they are generally student dominated affairs. They have a 'yellow card' discount system whereby for an annual price you can get some pretty good reductions on food and drink. The Mill is a reasonably large pub with lots of tables, a few sofas and even a conservatory area which is fab in summer although rather drafty as the winter evenings draw in. It has a nice long bar which is always well staffed so waiting times are rarely an issue. This will differ depending on the time of the week you go of course. Food waiting times are reasonable for the type of fare they sell. The scram is regular pub grub. I would say that the burgers are more customisable than the norm and they have early bird special discounts and meal deals. I'd recommend the "Its a Scream" burger with the works. It melts a hangover like a ray gun to the face. All in all, The Kingston Mill is a good value, clean and respectable pub and in being so attracts a good, well behaved crowd. It is a nice spot for lunch with the olds and has a lively scene for an evening with your mates.

The Kingston Mill (or as us locals call it, "The Mill") is a great spot to stop for a drink when in…read morethe area. There are various offers on different nights of the week but we all flock to one night in particular - Mill Mondays. I would say it's cheap but I think an example will explain it better - I got eight drinks (6 pints of coors and two Jack Daniels and coke) for £9.50. That's the price of two pints in Central London, and I was pretty happy that it was my round when we got to the Mill! The only bad thing about The Mill is that it sometimes gets way too busy and the bar staff don't seem to be able to handle large queues; you can be stood for 25 mins which is why people buy many rounds together. Also, they've got rid of the upstairs pool table! To summarize, great pub in a great location, check out Mill Mondays to see what the hype is about!

This is a very large Wetherspoons, conveniently located in the city center of Kingston Upon Thames…read more What I love about Wetherspoons is that each one is quirky and unique. This specific location had the greatest number of mismatched chairs and table tops I have ever seen. I mean, I counted at least 8 different styles of chairs in the dining area. I learned how to order on the app, and it is such a quintessentially British thing to do... it seems like the less awkward social interaction with servers or queuing at the bar, the better ;) Food and drinks arrived in a timely manner, and there was always a manager on duty walking around and making sure things were running smoothly and patrons were happy. Spoons has, quite possibly, the greatest chicken wings on Earth. Nothing in the US is even close to these amazing and surprisingly large and meaty wings. The other food I have tried has always been good, but the wings are GREAT! Food and drink is reasonably priced, especially compared to US food prices. The menu is gigantic, they offer pretty much anything you can think of. I stayed in Kingston Upon Thames 2 nights/3 days. Did I go to Spoons all 3 days? Yes, I did. Once was for breakfast, and it is really awesome there is the option to order everything a la carte and build your own breakfast. A solid 4 stars for this location!

Brilliant pub was nice to be able to drink draughted beer and it was very good the place had a lot…read moreof locals from the university but it's a friendly place and felt very welcomed.

Whether you want to relax with your friends or watch the sport, this is a lovely place to do so…read more The house wine is great and the atmospere is pleasant. There is a pool table and a large outdoor seating area, perfect for summer!

This is a great find even though we live in the area, we had given it a miss for some time now, but…read morethe place has new look and new managment. The pub has a great atmosphere and is in a good location with a fantastic garden where kids could play. The staff were all fantasic. The food in the pub was great with good selections including meals which suit vegetarians. The sunday roast was brilliant. And there is kids menu too which makes it very easy for us to decide. Will definitely come here again.

Typical O'Neils bar with the usual offerings. A selection of quite well sized tables if you are in…read morea group (if you get there nice and early that is as it can get very busy). Quite well laid out with the pub being split about 50/50 with half being able to see and hear the sport they are showing and the other half for people that couldn't care less about it. For big sporting events they will use a large screen and create an area of chairs to allow as many people as possible to watch the game; this can create quite a good atmosphere as everyone is clearing watching it. Beyond that, it's nothing special but serves a purpose and does it quite well.

My friends and I were looking around for a new lunchtime hangout, turns out this isn't the place…read more Well, not for us at least. The service here was atrocious, all except one waitress who appeared to have appropriate social skills considering the environment ! come on, it's a pub RELAX. Anyway the food looked amazing however I'd never tasted anything so bland. Please keep trying. we just won't be back to check.