Had to hit an Irish pub while passing through this close it Ireland and this small pub did not…read moredisappoint. The bartender was VERY friendly and helpful, and her Guinness pour was perfect. Small neighborhood pub full of patrons for the football game, and we felt right at home. Hope to visit again on the next trip through!

If you're Irish and missing home, then hit Roddys…read more If you're in your trackies, and cba to get dolled up to go to a pub, hit Roddys. If you want to keep it cheap, go to Roddys. Basically, this is a simple Irish pub in Ealing. The staff are Irish, they sell Taytos, it's no frills. If you're into that, which I am then it's a 5 star for sure. If you're into chart music, posh cocktails and disco balls - this ain't your spot!

The half moon pub is a great little pubits doesnt do food, it doesnt do many drinksand if you dont…read moredrink the black stuff, you will be looked at funny for the rest of the night. I first stumbled upon this place when an irish friend and i were going on a pub crawl, trying every single guiness in oxfordand the halfmoon..later did we found in a more sober state, is an irish pubcame up top. the pub has an elderly landlord who is not a fan of loutish behaviour and will let you know with a stern look if you are crossing the lineand thats a good thing. have some resepct for where you are and you will be rewardlast night my friends and i were treated to a lock in till 1 am

This pub is such a hidden gem. It's just far enough from the centre to escape too much notice, and…read morefrom the outside it doesn't look like anything special. In fact, as Elliott Castro says, it doesn't do food or a huge range of drinks, especially if you're not drinking alcohol, but that's really not why you come here. You come here for the atmosphere. I'm no expert, but it really seems to be the most 'Irish' pub of all the 'Irish' pubs I've seen on my travels, both in Oxford and elsewhere (including, strangely enough, Dublin!). It's really warm and lively and great, great fun. It can be a little daunting going in the first time to see groups of regulars there, but behind the boisterous appearance, people are generally pretty friendly. They do live music on Sunday nights and often host folk music events. Don't knock it till you've tried it! It is the sort of place where you go to have background music to your conversation, though; if someone's playing a song, you listen. This is a really refreshing change - I always feel a bit awkward talking over musicians in other situations, and there's plenty of chance to chat otherwise. Go and check it out, but don't tell too many people - it's great just as it is!

The lead lady on the bottom bar treated my family with discrimination because of her political…read moreaffiliation. Completely in poor taste, and should not have happened. We were respectful and nonpolitical, she assumed from our ethnic backgrounds and treated us accordingly. She verbatim said she will not serve our kind. Then proceeded to tell all her bar tenders to no longer serve us. Regrettably we had to get our drinks upstairs. She went out of her way to stare at us from the top, making my mother uncomfortable. If you want a pub without employees making every thing political, this is not the spot. We do not even entertain politics, she just put us in a basket. This is the first time in my life I had to exit the pub because of the brainwashed ultra lefty employee. I love all people and people on the left, it sucks that this extremist ruined the night after spending our hard earned money. Honestly the pours were weak, the lighting was poor, and the drinks were heavily overpriced. It's some fake Irish bar.

Loved my visit to Waxy O'Connor's. I had one glass of Strawberry Lime cider, and I've been craving…read moreit ever since. (See picture below.) It was the second pub I visited on my visit to London, and again, I can't wait to go back. First, the prices: in America, two drinks would have cost at least $20; here, two drinks were only £11. I would've spent the whole night there if I could, but when you're traveling and have places to be early the next day, it's hard. Second, the service and ambiance were great. They serve the drinks very quickly, and of course, they know how to pour a pint of Guinness.

Irish pub it is! Great atmosphere, reasonable prices. Kicks kids out at 9pm. Although they were…read morevery nice about us being there at 9:30pm because we had no idea and just got it. Politely asked us to leave after we had finished eating and we're just talking over a beer. The food was great! Beer was better. Kids were all happy.

This place is fine for a pint before a match at Stamford Bridge, but…read more.. It used to be Brogan's, an Irish pub with friendly staff, fresh beer (only okay Guinness) and solid pub grub. The decor was warm and comfy - not over-the-top Irishy twee. I liked Brogan's. It was homey. As McGettigan's it's not as welcoming. The decor is just... bizarre. A silver stamped metal ceiling clashes with tree trucks, stripped of their bark, that are glued to the wall like columns under round screens installed on the ceiling that display a view of tree tops (from underneath) that glow blue, then pale blue, then green, then yellow, then purple. Weird. Loud dance music blares (although do turn it off if they're showing a Chelsea match). The vibe is vaguely dance clubby. Which doesn't fit the story their menu tells of being a nice traditional Irish pub with excellent food. And the Guinness is still only okay. That said they do carry MANY matches - soccer, rugby, more - and if that is what you're looking for, you'll be well pleased. If, however, you are looking for a cozy, traditional pub, this might not be your place.

Ordered the mega Irish breakfast and it certainly lives up to its name, Everything was cooked to…read moreperfection with generous portion sizes. Would eat here again.

Having done the Great Hall with our friends over from Sweden and after a little shopping, we needed…read moresome lunch. Three of us knew we were going to Rick Stein's for the 4th's birthday dinner so we wanted something simple So burgers it was Its a big place but was clean and tidy with no beery / frying smell...the staff were friendly...there was plenty of room to sit down...not too many other customers as it was a late lunch The food was actually very good and with good sized portions...it was also very reasonably priced Will return ps - obviously a sports bar with screens all around; well done

Just off the main roads of Wansworth this is a nice little pub with some good sport options on the…read moreTV. Serving up some Shephard Neame ales you will get some good drinks here. The furniture however is not comfortable for me which makes it difficult to stay here for more than a couple of brewskis. For food there is an interesting Thai menu, which is the thing to do these days. The locals appeared to like it. Seems to be a bit of a boys pub however, so not the eclectic social.

This is a very nice, friendly local pub. Small but nice garden in the back and table out front for…read moreall fresco dining. The Thai food is fabulous! Get the chicken wings starter. They wouldn't tell me their secret for the sauce, but is was delicious, garlicky and buttery. Pad Thai was also delicious, perfectly cooked noodles and sauce. Having just moved to this area, I will definitely be back!

Do you like Guinness Stout? If your answer is yes this is…read morewhere you go in London to get the freshest pint short of being in Ireland. While you're enjoying your pint pull up the Toucan's website and read about the history of the bar. Let's Just say it's been a special place for a long time.

Well-known pub located in the heart of the SoHo area of London. It's pretty small, only a few…read morestools inside, and a little space outside. It's well-know though since it was used in the film Last Night in Soho. There's even a plaque on the stairs leading to the bottom floor that has a plaque with a Terence Stamp quote. They have a few beers on tap, not much. They didn't have the lower floor open so it was pretty packed when I was there. Still worth checking out if you want to see a filming location from that film

MY GOODNESS, place was incredible! I visited London with a group of friends, and we made a…read morereservation well in advance, which I'm so glad we did. This restaurant was absolutely amazing from start to finish. I ordered the beef roast, and we also shared a side of the creamy cauliflower, which was to die for. I truly cannot sing the praises of this restaurant enough. The service was personable and welcoming, making it easy and comfortable to ask questions and try new things. One of the managers (apologies I don't know her name) checked in on us several times and even encouraged a few of us to try additional menu items. The food came out quickly, and once it arrived, the table went completely silent because we were all too busy enjoying every bite. I highly, highly recommend this spot to anyone visiting London and even the locals. A solid 10/10 experience!

If I could rate this place a 10/5 I would. This was a death row meal for me. WOW…read more We came here for a sunday roast with 8 people, of those 2 got fish & chips- the rest the roast. I was a fish person, and I am SO HAPPY I did! The fish at this restuarant will live in my head forever. Im not joking. I live in the US and I almost want to fly back to London just to have it again. The roast looked great too, many of my friends saying the meat was great and the gravy was flavorful. The staff were ALL so friendly, even offering the charge a phone that was dying! The place itself feels like it's straight out of a movie, a true london pub. I cannot stop thinking about this fish. Mall Tavern, if youre ever in Minnesota, please send me the recipe.