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.

One of my favorite pub experiences while visiting London…read more The man at the door helped us find a table in a very crowded first floor room. We learned early on in London that pubs have dining rooms upstairs which usually require a reservation and then the bottom floor is for drinks and meals picked up from the bar. This visit was about stopping in for a pint and grabbing a bite to eat. After acquainting ourselves with the bar menu we ordered food at the bar and were served fairly quickly. All three of us enjoyed our meals but what was memorable for me was I had the best fish and chips here. The versions I had afterwards were not as tasty. The first floor was hoping and lively and loud so if you're looking for quiet this isn't it. Was great for people watching and hearing other people's conversations. And man, those fish and chips were good. Wish I could have gone back for seconds.

Was really excited to visit White Cross, and maybe that's why I left wanting more. Place was very…read morecute and inviting, but often times I felt very cramped even when the place wasn't busy. They were accommodating to a couple changes, we just wanted to try as much as possible. Burger was very flat in flavor and the bun wasn't great at all. The fish and chips were great though, was not disappointed with that at all. Seems like more of a place to time up high tide and have a couple pints vs having a nice meal.

Due to odd things happening, 2 games, chef malfunction, incredible number of humans all at the same…read moretime, food service was slooooow. But so worth the wait. Haddock F/C were truly the tastiest I've had. The drinks were great and due to the long delay on the food, we were given extra drink. Nice save! I think everyone who came here had a Frenchie with them. Each were incredibly sweet and well behaved. Recommend without reservation.

Excellent service and genuinely friendly staff who make you feel welcome right away. Even the two…read moredudes at the door lol The fish and chips were outstanding--crispy, fresh, and full of flavor. The atmosphere was relaxed and enjoyable!

Love coming back to my favorite college pub - unfortunately I can not say the same for the food…read more When I lived here I came everyday almost to watch the sheep graze the along the Thames. In the 90s this wasn't the poshest pub but it definitely had the best location. The fact still remains the same ... Drinks and ambiance spot on... food not so much - I would go to the Princes Head down the hill on the green a formidable pub.

We popped in for lunch and some pints. First impressions when I walked in, this place is very cool…read more This is what a nice English pub should look like. Had all the decor and the low ceilings and it just looks very cool. The food on the other hand, that could use some work. 2/5 Fish sandwich - was ok but not the best. The ratio of protein to bread needs work. 1/5 Buffalo chicken sandwich - served with blue cheese and I love blue cheese but this just didn't taste right. The flavors were all off and the coleslaw was bland. The handful of chips was like a baby's handful! I'd come back for a pint but not for lunch.

A nice find after wandering from Windsor to Eton. Located just off the Eton bridge, follow the…read moresigns to the beer garden and join locals on the patio. There are several beers on tap, and a nice prosecco that went well with our perfectly warm gooey camembert round served with a fresh salad and bread. The Arms has been here since 1682 and the inside bar is appropriately dark and charming with small sitting areas off the classic bar. Our service was friendly and welcoming. The sightseeing double-decker bus swung by here so it is definitely a historic site.

My favourite of the pubs from my day out in Richmond. We really enjoyed the outside space at the…read moretables on the narrow road down to the water. A great place to spend some time. Not unlike the road outside, the price of 6£ for a pint and a half was a little steep (by comparison with other local pubs).

I like this pub and consider it to be my 'local'. It has a good selection of Real Ale and other…read moredrinks, a small but good food selection; however I like it mainly for watching the football. They have a selection of TVs as well as a big screen; they even pipe the sound of the TVs into the toilets. They are able to show 2 games at the same time, so this is good for things like Champions league evening. During a big match the pub can get really busy, however normally you'll be able to find a perch somewhere. There is a room at the back with comfy sofa's and a TV; if you get there with plenty of time, this would be great place to watch a game with a selection of friends in relative privacy. Friendly staff, a nice atmosphere, an obsession with self made flavoured vodka drinks and pub that feels both wintery and summery during the seasons. Certainly worth popping your head in for a drink whist out in Richmond.

The Angel & Crown is a good Fuller's pub, boozer/waterhole traditional style, in the centre of…read moreRichmond. Since it's located in a very narrow alley it's easy to miss. The regular Fuller's ales are on tap, of which I particularly recommend the ESB (Extra Strong Bitter). Several national and international lagers (Staropramen) are also available. Sports coverage from several flat screens It's a community pub, so expect most punters to be locals. The bar man was friendly and down to earth upon my visit, and I rather enjoy that. Prices for beer are average for the area. Good option for a quick pint, or two.

I went to dinner at Pitcher & Piano with about 12 coworkers and we had a great meal. We were able…read moreto put together a few tables on the patio for the large group and had a nice view overlooking the Thames. We ordered at the bar, which was more convenient than waiter service. I ordered the Sausage & Mash, which was delicious. The sausage had good flavor, the bacon was cooked well, and the mash was pretty good too. Overall, a great place with a nice ambiance and good food & drinks!

Wish I'd looked at reviews before trying this place. Had high expectations because of location and…read morehow it looks from the outside. Service was extremely slow even though the place was not full. The ordering system is electronic so you order and pay on your phone. We ordered a bottle of wine, a burger, grilled chicken and cheesy garlic bread. The wine got to us half an hour after order was processed...and the waitress forgot to bring glasses so she said she'd get them. Food gets to us 5 mins later, all luke warm. We started eating and still no glasses so eventually had to go get it ourselves. Garlic bread was cheese toast, no garlic on it. Enquired and it seems they forgot to add garlic as they replaced with garlic bread. Aside from being luke warm, the food was ok. Nothing special or well made, student type beach bar food. Disappointing.

Ugg, just the worst customer service. Do yourself a favor and just don't go. They don't appreciate…read moretheir customers. :(

The sign in front says that it's Richmond's smallest and friendliest pub. I'd find it hard to…read moreargue. It's tiny, with only a couple of seats and a very small bar. But there's a tiny paved garden out back (just a space with three tables behind the pub), and lots of people take their drinks across the street to a small hilly green. The bartender was kind enough to warn me that a previous patron had thought that my first choice of pint (Hobgoblin) was perhaps going off, and let me taste it. It was indeed on the way out, so I ordered an Adnams bitter instead. Nice of him to tell me so, I thought. Very local, very friendly pub.

The Vault is on my walk home from work and so we meet there for dinner at least one night a week…read more The food is great - we always order their garlic mozzarella bread with carmelized onions, lightly baked. It is just delicious. Also, I order salad with marinated grilled chicken. My husband usually gets whatever the special is that night - they have great specials! He enjoys the vast selection of beer and always finds one he likes - he is very picky. I'm known to be particular myself but enjoy their house Chardonnay. We walked by the Vault so many times before we tried it - mostly my fault because I didn't relish the idea of walking down steps past a smoker with an ashtray into some gloomy dank restaurant. My husband convinced me to try it and I found it bright, cozy, and with wonderful varied/Mediterranean high quality food...now oftentimes when we try another restaurant in Richmond I find myself wishing we had just gone to the Vault but we already in just five weeks of living in Richmond have frequented the Vault so much that the staff know us by sight. This is their quiet time right now so easy always to find a table. They said their busy season is October through March so we look forward to experiencing that with them. Update: I saw another review saying they don't have customer wifi and wanted to confirm that they DO have customer wifi at least as of today.

Popped in for a quick drink. Place was quiet. Lots of options for beers and ciders, really cool and…read moreinviting interior. Great service and lovely smells came from kicthen so want to go by again for some food. Tried the umbrella ginger beer which was unique and delicious! Will be back

A classic pub in a beautiful setting of Richmond. An excellent Sunday Roast, friendly people. Very…read morecomfortable and spacious. Of course, the BEST lagers and ales.

Beautifully set just off the road out of Richmond i decided to enjoy a Sunday roast here earrlier…read moretoday! I'm gutted they stopped the carvery - it rocked... but they still did a good roast anyway so i was happy! (even if it was on the smallest plate i'd ever seen!) With lots of parking and outside seating - this place will be perfect in the summertime. I found the inside a little dated and slightly uncomfy when you want to snuggle in a pub on a Sunday but if you want to chill in a pub garden on a balmy summers afternoon in the gorgeous setting of Richmond with a great view... it's the perfect place!