Total agreement with Gutterfax. Have to mention the live music: Tuesdays is Trad Jazz, Wed Skiffle,…read moreThurs Modern Jazz, Fri is Johnny Bull and John Coverdale, Sat Singalongs on the piano and Fri is folk. Love this place. Video link: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Po_Kfrgp0w0

I give the tap 5 stars based purely on their Sunday Lunches. Usual Fullers beers, at usual Fullers…read moreprices, but Brian and Sandra run a great little pub, by the Brentford Dock that is well worth a visit. All the Sunday Lunches are prepared freshly and I highly advise you to call ahead and book in advance

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The Walpole is a honest cafe that serves great fry up food Tuesday to Saturday. It is good food…read morewith sausages that are meaty and delicious not the nasty cardboard ones you sometimes get. They serve home baked ham egg and chips that is worth the trip in itself. By the week it is a favourite of tradesmen to fuel up for a day on the power tools, and a the weekend the place fills up with local families reading the weekend papers while the kids draw on the paper tablecloths with the provided crayons. On Friday and Saturday nights the Walpole opens as a traditional Bistro. With great home cooked favourites. If you fancy going in the evening make sure to book and also make sure are hungry! Portions are huge! Quality very good. This is my favourite local restaurant. Local cafes pubs and pizza are all pretty good but the Walpole is the top of the pile for me. Give it a go! I have just got back from a restorative set breakfast to aid my recovery from big night out. I feel ready to face the world!!

Staying in Heathrow and needed to find somewhere to eat. Hubby found this place that was an easy…read moreride on the Underground, so we decided to try it out. Even though it's a pub, only Indian food is on the menu. We thought the food was excellent. Not sure, but I'm presuming there's a Tandoor oven in the kitchen, as the naan was perfect! I had the butter chicken, and some pulao rice, Hubby had a curry he hadn't tried before, but really liked. Chicken Kashmiri. We were there around 5pm when the kitchen opens, and it wasn't busy or noisy, so we've no clue what it's like later in the evening. Definitely worth checking out!

Found this place walking on the other side of the street. Left the train to visit this street,…read moredidn't know we would find this nice pub. We just had beer. Would visit again. Service was helpful and it was. A nice place to visit.

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!

Excellent food and service!! I miss my college town!! Fish and chips were spot on! Fun pub vibes…read morenear the park on the Thames. Definitely make this stop if you're on your way up the hill! You will not regret it. Note: I had no idea who and what Ted Lasso was until very late in our trip. now I know why this pub is such a blast!

We stopped by The Lord Nelson based on previous reviews, despite hotel staff advising us to take…read morethe 65 bus to the restaurant district. We arrived early so were the only patrons in the establishment. We order the must have fish & Chips, Mango Habanero Chicken Bites, side order or olives and drinks. I sampled the Merlot, Shiraz as well as the Malbec before opting for a bottle of Merlot. All three were delicious. OMG, the fish & chips were so delicious. The crust was light, crispy and the fish perfectly cooked. We tried it with the malt vinegar and it was so good. Their chips were a cross between French fries and the normally expected chips. Do early sleep open your eyes. The mango habanero chicken bites and olives balanced off the meal Our hotel had a small refrigerator and no way to heat up leftovers. We were able to fully enjoy everything. The service was fantastic with just enough friendliness and discussion without intrusiveness. We will definitely be back before we head back to the USA.

Visited here from the states and stayed nearby. Sticky toffee pudding is delicious and the…read moreatmosphere is lovely. The staff is super friendly. Loved coming here after visiting the very busy city center.

I really wanted to like this place, but there was just one blunder after another. We arrived on a…read moreWednesday night at 7:30 PM. They had one server and she told us that she was the only one working that night and because of that and a shortage in kitchen staff that there was an hour wait for food and that we might want to consider going somewhere else. We elected to stay and put in a drink order. 20 minutes later she came back to take our food order, but no drinks were brought back. We eventually got our drinks and then 40 minutes later she came back and said that they lost our food order and we'd have to re-order if we wanted to eat there. I would've bailed at this point, but my guests agreed to put in their order again, so an hour later we finally received our food. I was not planning on dining at 10 PM. Overall, food was good (I had their meat pie). The place looks and feels like the quintessential English pub. Unfortunately, it was a pretty disastrous dining experience due to a lack of staff.

This is where we ended up for lunch on a warm day after several airline snafus at Heathrow airport…read more The food was outstanding the staff was charming and helpful. The setting is quaint. I had the wild mushroom poached egg toast which was simply outstanding. I also had the tomato basil soup which was very good. My husband had the Cajun chicken on a bun with fries. It was very good. The fries were extra tasty. We had Stoke's Ketchup for the first time and liked that as well. There is seating inside and out. We opted for inside since the front seating is on a busy road. Then we noticed rear seating in a garden and probably would have opted for that, but we had already moved once.

Took a romantic interest here tonight for a bbq dinner and drinks. She absolutely loved the food,…read moreconversation and the staff. We has bbq chicken, baby back ribs, pulled pork, mashed potatos, fries, macaroni/cheese and apple cider beers. Ash, the manager, was fantastic just as he was during my last trip. The fact he remembered us was amazing. Thank you Star and Anchor for making our evening a romantic success. We love you guys. See you on our next trip to London.

Hey all!! I always search for reasonably priced pubs with at least 4 stars on Yelp, and the Star…read more& Anchor was the only one near Heathrow. The food was great! I had a brisket pie that was essentially upscale Shepherds Pie, which is my favorite thing. The brisket was House-smoked and really great, and they used turnips along with potatoes for the mash. The veggies were clearly farm local and fresh...not a canned veggie in sight!! I was a little disappointed in the tap list. They took up several handles with marginal beers from outside the U.K., and I had hoped for more local flair. That said, they did have TWO locals on draft, and both were excellent...I just wish there had been more. All in all, I'll certainly be back the next time in near Heathrow and want upscale pub food.

Was here for a fast breakfast based on the recommendation of a colleague. Quaint spot, nice…read moresetup...I got the champions breakfast which was yummy. It comes with avocado, organic eggs and toast. They also have smoothies.

My first visit to The Crown was on Tuesday April 26, when I attended a travel function there. We…read morehad been given a group menu, as there was 20 of us. From what they offered, there was a superb choice of food and certainly more than enough to satisfy the toughest eater. Food was served to our group and what appeared was a total delight. Portions were exceedingly generous, arrived looking extremely inviting and tasted superb. Staff are brilliant and could not have done more to assist, or make our evening more enjoyable. I returned yesterday (Wednesday, May 03), to attend lunch with two friends. Our meal was equally excellent and once again the service was spot on. I would not hesitate to recommend this establishment to anyone and I will be returning here again and again,without question.

Having arranged to meet up with some good friends 'darn sarth' it was left to one of the Twickenham…read morelocals in the group to book us all a table there. Our reservation was for 3pm and a few of us got there early so we grabbed a drink at the bar whilst they prepped our table (they do a couple of sound local ales so some of us went for those). The bar was busy, but not cramped, though very family-friendly, so if you're intent on a quiet pint with no kids acting up, this is probably not the place to go for Sunday lunch! When we'd all arrived we were taken through to the annex where we had a huge long table with plenty of room. The room was gorgeous, with chandeliers and a huge open fire crackling away. The menu was pretty substantial and we all ordered something different, deciding on a two course (main and dessert) option, but you could stretch to three if your budget and stomach capacity allows. The food was very good indeed (see photos). Service was efficient and friendly, they really do have excellent staff there. We stayed for nearly four hours which is testament to how much we liked it in there. Tip: The Crown has a car park but it's small and awkward, so it'd be best to either get there early to secure a spot or try and circle round the residential side streets for a space. otherwise

I popped in here for hearty breakfast with 2 of my friends the morning after a rather fun night out…read moreand one too many drinkies!! The owner of the cafe greeted us with smiles and super quick service!! I ordered a vegetable and halloumi sandwich and my friends went for a full English. The food came quickly and it was very tasty indeed, I had meant to take a before photo for you guys to see but I gobbled my way through it before realising (sorry for the half eaten sarnie pic). The only downside was that I asked the waitress for some water and she brought over some Luke warm water that had been sitting out for a while and 3 very dirty glasses this made me question how clean the place was which was a shame but overall nice food!!