Love this place! We had the duck with pancakes and hosin sauce Yum! Sticky toffee pudding was…read morefantastic Service was spot on they helped us get back to London when the rail was cancelled So helpful

Thirty minutes, and we never even got water…read more We arrived shortly after 1:00. The restaurant had customers, but it was not busy. In 30 minutes, no one greeted us, brought water, or took an order. We tried several times to get someone's attention and were ignored every time. I had my hungry three-year-old with me, so we finally walked out without a single bite. I can't speak to the food because they never gave us the chance. With a dining room that wasn't busy, there is no justification for service this bad. Skip this place.

The best trout almandine I have had in a very long time. I was delighted to find the decor…read moreexceptionally well done for a restaurant, let alone a pub! No trendy, boring beige-on-beige here. Despite the dining room being full, we still had an intimate dinner. The staff was friendly and professional. Everyone around us seemed to be having a wonderful time. I look forward to going back and trying the pistachio soufflé. Attire: Dressy casual smart. Thankfully, no athletic gear insight.

Food very good. Great ambiance. Very attractive upscale pub food. Worth a visit take an Uber as…read moreparking is limited

Best Pub in Surbiton! Went to the Antelope three times while I was staying in Surbiton visiting…read morefriends. Had a delicious roast dinner on Sunday. If in the area, I would come weekly for the roast dinner. The roast dinner was a generous portion and the meats were perfectly cooked. You can order a single roast or a combo of all the meats which I ordered. The service at the Antelope was great even though the pub was packed. The ambiance at the Antelope was great. The Antelope offers indoor seating, outdoor seating in the Beer Garden, numerous TVs, and nightly specials. If you are in Surbiton look no further than the Antelope!

This pub regularly wins awards from CAMRA for its beer choice. It has about 12 real ales plus 6 keg…read morebeers. The brewerys include Big Smoke, Burning Sky, Dark Star and many others. It can get a bit crowded and noisy. It is well worth a visit if you are in the area

Food was really good! For a bar-like setting, the food far exceeded your regular British-pub food.read more

Hands up who likes Belgian beer? Then please let me direct you to Brouge. First of all, its a…read moresurprising treat to get here. As you walk up Richmond High Street, past all the chain bars and restaurants, a little sign catches you eye - but it is at foot level. Brouge is located in the basement of a building, so you have to walk down stone steps, and push open a heavy wooden door to get in. The inside is pleasingly designed with cosy, sleek leather booths. I was with friends who wanted to make their way through the Belgian beer list, and it is comprehensive beyond your wildest dreams. I lost count of the varied amount of beer that were on tap, but I saw blonde bier (using the Belgian spelling), brown bier, fruit bier, Trappist bier, as well as ales. Pages and pages of all types of beer. They all went down a treat - apart from for me, who doesn't like beer! Sorry everyone. Still, there was plenty to eat and drink, and non beer drinkers needn't feel left out. The lunch and dinner menu is also Belgian themed, one speciality is mussels, done 4 different ways. I also spied larger plates, like Belgian sausage and mash. I was pleased to see that there was plenty of wine on offer, and they thoughtfully suggested matches of meals to the drinks. The wine list does jump up in price though, most of the bottles were £25.00 or up. There were a handful of house wines which were under £15.00, thankfully. Perhaps next time I come here I will try out a couple of beers? I guess this is the place to do so.

The Red Lion in Shepperton, Surrey is one of my favourite spots when in the area. It is perfect…read morefor drinks and nibbles, rain or shine. With a group, on a date, or dining solo. The lighting and ambiance as well as decor are delightful. Personally I favour the Snug, but I have not been disappointed in any of the rooms. The food is always delicious. Dare I call the RedLion a gastropub? I do. To complement the thoughtful dishes, they have curated an above-average wine list as well. For a local pub, it does not disappoint. All are welcome, and there is plenty of room to sit inside, on the patio, or outside by beside the river. They even have boats for hire. Every single person on staff is attentive, professional and above all else sincerely friendly. Attire ranges from clean casual to smart casual. Basically, come as you are, whether it is after work, or on a walk with the dog.

Lovely .. Very happy and so was the five other family members - 3 generations!!!! Strange menu but…read morewe got there in the end Nd they made changes for the family members that we're not so keen on change :-) in the end we actually manages to please the whole lot of us...

Awful hospitality. Just saw them turn away the local Bishop…read moreon Christmas Day, as he arrived 12 minutes past closing to have a pint after Christmas services - despite the fact the pub is full of people and I watched them pour drinks for them when he was asking, and after he left. Young man behind the bar should be sacked. Makes Scrooge look like a gem.

A very neat and beautiful pub! The staff is very friendly…read more It is clean and especially the seating area in the courtyard was very nice.

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.

Great lunch with Mum while visiting back home. We had a quiet lunch, staff and food were wonderful…read more As was the ambience. Will definitely go back next time I'm visiting home.

I do never recommend tastes horrible I never recommend but if you want something horrible at that…read moretime have the swan! The service is quite nice!

Quick glance: + great staff…read more+ nice decoration + patio and BBQ for summers - pricey lunch - more style than substance Full review: The bear is nicely decorated on the inside. It also has an outdoor area in front of the pub facing the traffic (if you like spotting moving cars) or in the back facing the car park (if you like spotting stationary cars). In the summers they turn on that BBQ grills and you can have decent selection of ribs, burgers and the likes. I revisited on a Saturday in spring for lunch and this time chose from their a la carte menu, filled with mouthwatering description of the food they offer. Unfortunately the actual products didn't live up to expectations. I can never resist the "weird" items on the menu so for starter we shared the "Pigs head croquette, pigs ear crackling, black pudding, apple puree". The plate of food was carefully arranged and beautifully presented but the taste and quality of cooking was lacking, especially given the pricey menu that usually reflects a certain level of quality. The croquette was unseasoned and the pigs ear crackling was hard and inedible. My burger for mains was slightly on the dry side, although it was a filling portion. The staff is friendly and delivers a good service. It's just a shame the food isn't quite there.

Very Rude bartenders!!!!!!! Omggghh Walked in after a long drive from London no one paid attention…read moreor asked if we needed anything! It was a shame since we're traveling from LA and really wanted my husband to have a drink there as I've been there a few years back. We're a mixed race couple so we assumed that was the reason!! Would have given a zero star but nO option! Needless to say we left with a sour taste in our mouths! Which was rinsed off quickly as soon as we arrived back to our hotel with a great welcome of hospitality and great pleasure!!!

The Weir pub has a couple of good qualities, and a few things that let it down. So, good stuff…read morefirst; - Location. This pub is sat next to the Thames. Its pub garden looks onto the weir (hence the name) of Walton On Thames. The garden itself is made up of about 30 wooden tables, so come the summer months, you can get your food, or your pint - I will take a large glass of Sauvignon - and sit and gaze out at the river; the boats going past, people ambling past with their families or their dogs, or even their fishing poles - it is a glorious place to be on a hot day. However, when it is not a hot summers day, this pub reverts to being quite a bog standard affair. It is perfectly decent, nothing wrong with it, but the food is typical pub fare, nothing to write home about (it is just that everything tastes better when eaten outdoors, in the sun, don't you think?) Also, this pub has the problem that it is near precisely nothing. It is down a long road which has nothing else on it, so you have to drive here. That means no more than two drinks and then it is back to the apple juice. If you were to come here for lunch on a warm day, you can walk or cycle or even sail up by coming along the towpath, but that does not sound very enticing on a winters day really. I would save a visit here until it is nice weather, and then bag an outdoor table as fast as you can!

I arrived to The Weir by boat on a Sunday. The Weir is a great big Victorian looking building, with…read morewooden tables with umbrellas attached to keep you cool in the sun. It situated by the river, so you can get their by boat, they also have a path which walkers and cyclist come down. I did see car parking as well. I ordered a lovely Pims for £3:95 and I also ordered a Lamb Shank with veg for £11:95. The meal was a lovely hearty meal, the Lamb was tender with the veg being well cooked, that you could taste the nutrients in it. The staff were lovely, and attentive. Being that the pub is near the Thames, with its lovely surroundings its great to take pictures around the area. The Weir is family friendly and has real nice atmosphere to the place. I don't know when I'll be down these sides again, but I would surely make a stop off.