Nice enough beer. Craft ale, Cask ale, Ciders and Lagers on tap…read more Sport TV in background. Good food with specials. The prices are quite high. Nice character to the place. Only disappointment was having a drink on a table started at 5.30pm. 6pm, bar staff put a reserved sign for 7pm whilst we are sitting there. Then we get asked to leave the table at 6.30pm when the people arrived early. Not very respectful of ther customers.

For a pub this place got most of what you want: Nice staff, Good food, Great music, A lovely heated…read moregreen beer garden, A nice atmosphere, Sport, Poker nights etc. The only thing I think is missing is a pool table and live music/stand up evening. Well worth a visit!

I never expected to be blown away by a pub on Acton High Street. ACTON!! Still, I followed a…read morefriend's recommendation to come down for a jazz open mic on a Friday night and I almost missed it. Once inside you are in pub heaven with a traditional looking lounge at the front, you almost walk into the bands as you enter the pub but there's plenty of seating to enjoy the music from a safe distance too. You pass through another section before the place opens up to the main bar at the back. It has quite a continental feel to it, and I can't believe I didn't immediately spot the massive vats at the back - I was too busy admiring the statues on the bar. And it's difficult not to be tempted by the selection of beers when in a brewery and I didn't regret my choice of Achtung. They also serve food and while the main menu is limited to sausage rolls and pies you can also order pizza or sushi which is delivered directly to your table by local takeaways. I'll definitely be back, a real gem.

This is an awesome olde pub (there is even a list of landlords on the wall going back a couple of…read morehundred years) but with a modern microbrewery at the back. A winning combination! Their Early Doors IPA was always likely to be my favourite, but I also enjoyed Dark Matter, 2 O'clock Ordinary and their Weissbier called Achtung! Good brewery. We stayed long enough to warrant some food. The burgers looked delicious, but we decided to go for 3 snacks for a tenner. This meant we could both have a snack of our choice and also share some chips. I enjoyed the luxury fish fingers! (No Captain Birdseye here!)

Amazing food! We had the steak and ale pie. We are American. This was our first Brittish pub…read morefare and loved it. The service was great and friendly. The atmosphere was just like we had hoped a Brittish pub would be-- friendly and fun! It was a very clean establishment, as well.

Lovely pub for a quiet Sunday night drink, they also have a very good pub quiz on (I think!!!…read moreMonday). Good is fine for a pub. My only critisism would be the angry drunk old men standing at the bar which polute so many pubs in London. Why can't they just get chucked out.

Aww had an awesome date here! Just came once so far but I've also passed by it tons of time in the…read moredaytime and it seemed quite popular, with people sitting outside and generally having a good time! They also have a pool table inside on the left. We came in evening so ample seating. It was also a sort of storm day (like a legit storm warning was issued, with intense rain earlier in the day) plus it was a Thursday so it wasn't very happening when we came..in fact almost no one was there besides us. But that gave us lots of opportunity to get drinks and have a nice time :)

Excellent pub went there several times on trip I made to London Agee months ago. The food, the…read moreservice, the atmosphere and the beer were all great.

Upon entering I was struck by the cavernous nature of this pub - it's huge and has a central room…read morethat reminded me of a small train station. As it turns out, this pub was converted from a 1920s art deco cinema. While it doesn't scream art deco, it does make it a good venue for live music and other acts. In fact there were posters for an upcoming Tina Turner tribute band. I was there on a very chilly weeknight, so it wasn't really hopping. Towards the front were patrons simply enjoying beers, watching football and playing snooker. There were menus offering Indian food, but neither I nor anyone else was eating. The barkeep was nice and the prices were good. I've given an extra star because I like how they pay homage to the building's past (and the neighborhood) with loads of old photos and informational posters around the room. I wouldn't go out of my way to visit, but if in the neighborhood - check it out. Like Tina Turner said, "it's simply the best (on that particular block)."

Great place has cover bands every month ive seen quite a few now from madness to Elvis and its open…read moretill 2 : )

Great pub, friendly staff who always make us feel welcome!…read more Lovely roast dinner too, really enjoy coming here to relax and read the papers!

Amazing service. So friendly and personable…read more Live music was mellow and awesome. View outside of a beautiful park. Food was sooooo good. Everything was great. The scotch egg was beautiful. Creamy yolk, warm sausage and crispy outside. Fries were crispy outside, soft inside. Burgers had multiple ingredients. Very soft and good. Sticky toffee pudding was warm and great. Super recommend this place!!!

Food is awesome and so is the service. Very nice ambiance. It was for our anniversary dinner and…read morewe loved the ambiance and the crowd.

To start off, it's right off the Acton overground, literally. Cross the tracks and you're there…read more Secondly, the menu on the huge chalkboard outside the entrance lays out all the appetizing food options, so you get an idea before you enter. Third, the staff- from the time we entered to the time we left- were all friendly. We ate in the upstairs dining room, which has lovely high ceilings and a large room with dark wood tables and typical pub seating. The kitchen is upstairs and we got a table next to it but surprisingly and pleasantly discovered later we didn't smell like food. Now the drink. My husband and I split two bottles of a bottle cider, a peach flavour I think, and it was quite good. Lots of drinking options including cocktails. Now the food: As a veghead, I was happy at the variety of pizza, main and tapas options. The food prices are a bit high, especially for the tapas, so I ordered the least expensive veg main, the broad bean purée and broccoli rabe flatbread. My husband got a spicy pizza with nduja sausage. My dish arrived fairly quickly and I was confused at first; I thought it was the wrong order. It comes as a soup with stewed rabe and two pieces of crispy bread like pappadam. This is not how I envisioned flatbread: food atop a slice of dough like pizza. The waiter was so concerned and offered to take it back but I hate food waste so I plowed in. It was actually good- not fantastic- with a very thick purée and the sautéed rabe blending well. There is a lot of rabe and the constant chewing can get a bit tiresome but overall I liked the dish although I think it's better on a cold night as it's served piping hot. The flatbread pieces are bland. My husband said his pizza was good but much spicier than he expected. I nibbled on the pizza crusts and liked the chewy dough. One of the best experiences of the night was the waiter TBH. His attention to customer service- asking how our food was, if we wanted anything else, etc- was as if we were back in the US. I felt I had entered a country warp! SO rare in London to have that good service!

First time here. Reservation recommended for this great British gastropub. Friendly, courteous…read moreservice, excellent food - a cut above. Wife had the perfectly cooked sea bass and I had the best fish and chips I've ever had. Great classic ambiance, dogs welcome, fun evening out. Highly recommended.

Quintessential English pub. We had a great experience here last week and the staff were fantastic…read more Food was Traditional British pub fare and very good.

Hidden in the nether regions of industrial North West London is this little treasure of a pub. On…read moreentry it seems like just another anonymous boozer, but enter the garden to discover the secret to this pub. What opens up is a sprawling three part beer garden. Decking with plentiful benches overlook a canal, extending into the garden where there is loads more seating. Its great in summer, with a buzz to match. Take a jaunt down the steps and you will find further benches, hidden away on the canal path for a more tranquil drink. If beer gardens are your thing, you will enjoy this pub. Nothing fancy but nice views and plenty of space make for a pleasant surprise. Just don't expect much from the food.

This place has an excellent seating area inside and out. Outside there is a large deck, a tented…read morecovered area, an open area, and some tables near the water. The food has a nice selection but is only middle of the road in quality and they have a good beers. So overall a nice place to go have a pint and some food. My only complaint is the service can be a bit slow. Which is odd because they switched to ordering by app since covid, so you would think that would speed thing up but it didn't.

Wonderful pub with delicious food. We got the burger and the steak and Guinness pie and both were…read moreoutstanding. The ambiance is nice and chill during the daytime. Definitely a spot with great banter between the locals and the bartender. Thoroughly enjoyed our meal and we hope to be back sometime during our visit.

This is the way to do it - The Eagle just relaunched with a great big party! Free booze, some…read morelovely food, live music and a real eagle to give punters a good idea of what to expect. Well, except the eagle, we'll have to make to with a wooden replica on the bar from now on. You could tell staff were still fresh and yet the evening was supersmooth - we even had a round of freebies brought to our table, as well as countless boards of delicious nibbles. Everything was freshly cooked and beautifully presented. Will definitely be back for a proper meal on a quieter evening - or their bottomless brunch with free flowing prosecco on a Saturday. With pubs in the neighbourhood closing at a record rate, and others turned into fancy bars with bouncers, the Eagle reboot is a bit of welcome news. The current Eagle does not have much in common with the pub I discovered more than twenty years ago on an edgy pub crawl (as in let's go to all the pubs on the edge of being closed down) when Ladbroke Grove was still rather dodgy and lined with pubs that got a bit dodgier the further North you went. It was very run down at the time and frequented by firemen from the station next door, tumbleweed and only one beer on tap as the landlady could not afford more than one barrel at the time. The pub's been through a few reincarnations since and I am just happy that it is still a pub. Just checked their website and apparently they aim to offer "The best of British - with a Bavarian twist" which explains the sauerkraut served with the hotdogs ... but most importantly it has a cosy pub feel to it with low lighting, mix-and-match furniture and music at a volume that allows for good chat. And it speaks for the team that the pub was still packed well past the happy hour of free drinks. Good contender for becoming my favourite local even if it means a bit of a walk uphill.