Nice location near Fulham Palace. Food was standard pub food, but it was good. They have outdoor…read moreseating with umbrellas, so we sat in the shade and enjoyed the cool breeze. Not a lot of tourists there, it seemed more like a local place. My sister enjoyed her shrimp scampi, not realizing that in pubs that means the shrimp is breaded. I had the bangers and mash, but I substituted chips for the mash. It came with a couple of fried eggs. And I paired it with a nice cold beer!

We popped by after we went to the Fulham Palace. The…read morebartender recommended the sausage and mash as well as the scampi so we ordered both as well as Efes beer. There were places to sit outside and it was a sunny day, but we were in The shade. So in America, shrimp scampi is usually shrimp that comes with a sort of like a butter sauce. This was a breaded fried shrimp but they were oval like a tater tot. They were good. The crust was crispy. They were not soggy. I was, however, a little disappointed in the french fries. Or chips as they're called here. They were just kind of dry. My sister was happy with her sausage and eggs.

This has been my local for best part of a decade and in that time, like most things in life, there…read morehave been changes; I've seen faces, regalia and hues come and go, but one thing has remained constant. The place is a veritable centre of the community, it's a good honest pub, it's central, the atmosphere is vibrant and it just gets it right. Under the current (2007-9 so far) landlord from the good old UsofA, Ray, things are about as good as they have ever been. He has a great eye for the details, keeps the lines clean and the staff eager and committed. There are screens with sport when it's a sporty occasion, there are themed parties when the season calls for it (we even had one for the inauguration of Obama) there is live music and comedy. But the best thing it's a great space for meeting and socialising just like a good pub should be without all the modern mores of pretension to greatness or gastronomy. A pub of the old school that knows how to thrive in the modern world. Hmmm, a quick reread and I think I may have got a bit effusive, but who cares, I love the place and there's no shame in that, just don't tell my mum I spend all my time in a pub!!

East Dulwich Tavern is the first pub that greets you on Lordship Lane from the Peckham end. It's a…read moresizeable building that looks the part, with large doors that open out on to the street and benches outside. As such, I was initially a little sceptical about the service that my friend and I might receive - was there a danger that a pub with such a prime location might feel that it didn't have to make an effort? Thankfully, those fears were quickly dispelled. After installing ourselves at a table with a prime view of the World Cup football (I counted no less than three TVs in the pub - pretty impressive), a staff member came over soon to take our orders. Table service? In a pub? Apparently so! Their range of beers on tap were pretty decent, with Cornish ales, US wheat beer Blue Moon, Grolsch Weizen and Apple and Pear Cider alongside the likes of London Pride and Timothy Taylor Landlord (their Fruli was off). The food however, was the jewel in the crown. My friend and I both ordered fish and chips, which was cooked to perfection: the fish in thick crunchy batter; the chips, roughly cut with skins. There was even a smattering of mushy peas in there. Yummy. I followed this with a Strawberry Eton mess, which quickly turned out to be the best such mess I'd ever had: cream, meringue pieces and fresh strawberries, all drenched in strawberry coulis. Doppel yummy - so good my friend quickly followed suite. In all, a very satisfying experience: friendly, attentive staff, fantastic food, good range of drinks, large, spacious venue and table service! What more could you want?

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.

Honestly, this really wasn't one of my favourite pubs. The beers and the service was passable but…read morenothing really all that great. Well, the fact that it is just across from the railway station does help, which is good. Still, it really didn't blow me away all that much though.

Ah yes The Alexandra, the pub you go to, to meet friends before a night out in Clapham. It's easy…read moreto find, you'll always get get a drink at the bar quick but as soon as you've finished it you'll want to move on. It's got some colourful characters hanging around the pub outside so if you're a girl on your own its not the most comfortable place to wait. The staff however are friendly and will always chat with you if they aren't too busy. Nothing special here... move along!

One of the highlights of my trips to London. My auntie who is local brought us here when touring…read moreLondon. We all enjoyed our food and the beauty of the pub. It has a cozy feel, and was the perfect stop to rest our feet after walking quite a few kilometers that day. Would I recommend to friends and family? Already have! One of my Starbucks customers actually tried this location after asking me of places to try when visiting, and also enjoyed.

A great quite stop at an old pub. Not the greatest ambiance so don't look for that but look for a…read moregood cold beer and a rest in the alley on an assortment of chairs and tables. It takes you away from the hiss LE and bustle of the area and then you can just dive right back in after a pint or two!

Like, despite this basically being just another chain pub, I do appreciate how they all retain…read moretheir original names, despite the fact that some massive conglomerate has bought it out (in this case Greene King - though as it turns out they have to pretty much removing many of these charming old signs). Still, it wasn't too bad.

Stopped in for dinner when I stayed nearby. It's not a typical cozy pub. Kinda open and empty. I…read moreordered battered halloumi. It was good, could have been hotter and had a faint fish taste. Same oil as fish and chips I guess. Got the steak and ale pie. Pretty good, standard pie, a bit heavy on the crust. Asked the bar maid about garden peas or mushy, got a blank stare. Don't think it mattered because garden peas and mashed potatoes that came with it were both pretty bland. Service wise nobody gave a crap whether I was there or not. Going to finish dinner and head a block over to Elephant and Castle or Churchill Arms for nightcap. Cheers!

Two entrees for eight pounds! Pints for under 5 pounds! Specials every day of the week! I love this…read moreplace! The Goose is a giant pub with really great food deals and good drink deals as well. I go out of my way to come here for a hearty and filling dinner. I've had the steak and ale pie, the wings, and the chicken tikka masala. They're all solid, especially for the price. When I pointed out to the barmaid that my 30 piece wing order only had 25 wings, they even brought me an extra three wings to compensate. I love you, Goosie!

I've been to this pub a few times and I'm quite a fan!! The drink and food prices are brilliant,…read moreespecially as the area is just a 20 minute train ride to central London - great place to start your drinking and meeting up with friends for a night out!! They serve a variety of food, big lunches/dinners and also snacks and platters. The food is of great quality, never heard anyone complain about the food. Drink prices are good, much like a weatherspoon pub. The pub doesn't play any music but is well decorated and always clean!! There are plenty of tables and a couple of booths for larger groups - great place to talk with friends. The only bad thing about this pub is that the toilets (ladies anyway) are through a door at the back and up some stairs. This can sometimes be a little tricky when you've had a few too many :-p

Ahh years spent here as a student! A recent trip back to London, and it's still the same...mainly…read more Like most Wetherspoons, it has a huge range of beers, local and imported, with guest drinks too. And I can vouch for the hot chocolates here - they're amazing, and don't skimp on the cream! It's a pretty big pub, full of nooks and crannies, perfect for a gossip, but also with enough space for large groups. It's in need of a bit if a clean, but hey not too much, a super clean pub always seems...odd ;) Just don't bother trying to get in when Tottenham is playing, will be packed to the brim!

This bar is literally the best. My husband and I are visiting from USA and the couple that runs…read morethis bar are the sweetest people you'll ever meet. Beer is super cheap, the food is great (and cheap) and you're right near the Tottenham Stadium if you're planning to attend a match. Highly recommend if you're in the area!