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

We had to visit the Princes Head as my wife is a huge Ted Lasso fan and this was a new area to…read moreexplore. It was easy to get to as it was just a couple of tube lines and a 40 minute ride. Richmond, the city Princes Head is in, is a charming smaller area and was not too busy. We found Princes Head easily as there is plenty of information on how to get there. When we arrived, there were plenty of people in the establishment but was a short wait to order and get our drinks. A charming place with seating indoors and outdoors with the Ted Lasso soccer field just a few steps away and his apartment just a few steps more! I had a Guinness and my wife ice had a Gin and Tonic - both were good but we did not get any food. If you're a Tedd Lasso fan, there is also a merchandise store just down the street. The people there were a mix of locals and tourists and we chatted with many - all had interesting stories to tell! The help was fantastic-the served my Guinness the proper way just as they would in Ireland. Fantastic stop!

Loved visiting this pub as fans of Ted Lasso! Servers were so kind and attentive and service was…read moresuper efficient. Chips were fresh and soup of the day (butternut squash) was delicious.

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.

My fav local restaurant. Very good food, super nice atmosphere. It has separates the bar area from…read morethe dining (and calmer) area. It's typical gastropub food, but in a good way. Quite stylish too. No TVs, no screaming fans. The menu doesn't change that often, and as we tend to go quite often, it's a bit of a bore. But that's ok :) I would recommend the chocolate bread and butter pudding. But don't have that after a rich & heavy main, or you might not get off your chair :D Also a nice place to have a cool bier and share a platter with friends. Enjoy!

We came here for a good-bye lunch for someone at work. No complaints about the food but our…read moreexperience definitely could have been better. It was already 1:30 pm, so the lunch rush was over. There were only a few tables of people in a big restaurant and we had made a reservation. They sat us right by the window, which we quickly learned was not very insulated. It was a very chilly place to be sitting on the day of the big snowfall in London. And most of the restaurant was empty! Our server wasn't very friendly and talked to us the minimal amount possible. Overall, I think the experience could have been great with a tiny bit more effort but no luck.

Great local place to meet up with an old friend. Started well until we were alone in the dining…read moreroom competing with a teenage group who was incredibly loud. We asked the server to move us which happened but unfortunate. Highly recommend the crispy Califlower and mezza platter. Garlic shrimp so so and surprised no calamari on the menu. Service was not attentive which was another unfortunate experience. They could up their game with simple changes.

Absolutely shocking. We paid nearly £900 for 13 of us to have Christmas Dinner here. After being…read moretold our original booking at the regent had been cancelled 4 weeks before Christmas, we was booked here by the main office with no other choice. We thought we had been upgraded as costs for the meals were higher but this was not the case. I will not fail to mention the lovely lady who takes the bookings offering lots of help and support for some of the family who had issues with certain foods on the menu, wonderful lady didn't get her name. Christmas day.. Starters we had were great, until the Christmas Dinner came out! Frozen mixed veg which hadn't been MICROWAVED long enough so was still frozen, rock hard undercooked potatoes, almost raw pigs in blankets, gravy like water and not to mention the turkey...already cooked turkey that was from a packet maybe then microwaved . And then the Yorkshire...that would of knocked someone out if thrown across the room. On to the pudding, chocolate cake that was drowed in so much alcohol, our kids would have walked out drunk if finished ! Service was shocking, forgetting all of our prev orders and bringing out different dishes saying we must have ordered it when we definitely would not have ordered salmon on Christmas day, but stood arguing that we had. No "can I get u anything", huffing and puffing when we asked for cutlery we hadn't been brought. We complained to the manager on the day, he offered no alternatives and was happy for us to all leave hungry, no free drinks even.. they still had to be paid for. No sorry really. He said he would happily get us a refund on the prepayment we had made we just needed to contact the main department in a few days and he will okay it. 4 weeks it has taken, over 15 phonecards, being passed left right and centre, being hung up on, telling me lots of different stories as to why they cant issue refund yet. To then be sent an email saying we will not be issuing a refund on this occasion. Without even an apology or a voucher or any kind of compensation. I have 12 other people that will be writing there experience on the reviews, this is not something I wanted to do but after the lack of responsibility and disgraceful service experienced I will be taking this further. AVOID AT ALL COST And do not pre pay ever!

The Prince Blucher is a typical Fullers Brewery local with consistent service, atmosphere and…read morereasonable food. Although after a recent menu overhaul the food is beginning to lean towards gastro-pub wannabe rather than the typical pub grub, which it was very good at. Big outdoor seating area with picnic tables and gas heaters overlooking Twickenham Green that is great for a long summer lunch/evening.

I have always enjoyed this boozer, thanks mainly to its excellent outdoor smoking area or beer…read moregarden as others call it. Anyway, I just gave up smoking and had to brave the indoors bit where the beer comes from. Stumbling around I accidentally fell into Thursdays weekly pub quiz which was hilariously brilliant in a very naffly hilarious post - modern and secretly very enjoyable sort of way. Mind you, not smoking seemed to double my alcohol intake for the evening so maybe my memories are far fruitier than they deserve. Any way - great pub, great staff and for those interested we came third.

Popped in for a pint on a nice but cloudy day. There's a small garden out back where we grabbed a…read moretable and enjoyed the weather. We didn't get food this time around but we saw other peoples foods and it looked great. The staff were friendly and the drinks were served quick.

We loved it here!! Great vibes and great beer for a rainy day. Very cozy and tasteful decor, plus…read morethe owner was a delight. Definitely worth a stop!

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.

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 gem! A high end, fine dining establishment- once upon a time it was a pub, but now it is most…read moredefinitely a restaurant and don't wander in expecting a pint of lager and a packet of pork scratchings. The dinner menu ( at £70/person) includes three courses appropriate to the season ( three or four choices per course). The wine list is robust, and includes a good selection of wine by the glass . While none of it is cheap, there is a lot of art in the food. If I had one small gripe, it would be that the experience is a little on the slow side- dinner was a three hour affair- on the other hand you don't really want to be swilling back your Pomerol as though it were a supermarket Beaujolais on a Friday night.

Great quality food in a nicely decorated restaurand and good deal with their set lunch weekend…read moremenu: 35£ for 3 courses. The lunch started with some parmesan shortbread and truffle cream with chervil. Also Irish soda bread for the table (in house made and delicious). For starters we all went for the charred mackerel, radish, ginger and champagne. Super tasty, one of the best meaty mackerel I have had in a while and the sauce was super fragrant. For mains, I went for the middle white pork (very creative and delicious) and my family went for the Hake and lime sauce (well cooked fish!). And for desserts we all went for the chamomile and apple creme brulee. Sooo goood! Overall the food is classic Irish with a twist! I would highly recommend it for a special occasion

Everything does look better after a decent pint…read more..... Visited here with some local friends as I had just arrived a few days ago from the US and was in need of a decent pint. The place is a true gastropub, and offers various selections of items for the set lunch or you can choose more varied fare. I had a salt beef sandwich which I could not fault, a pint of excellent beer and felt saddened that as a Blighty boy I would never find this in Vermont!