Stopped in once we got to Kingston for the first time to grab a bite to eat with our son. The…read moreservice was friendly, the drinks were great and the food took a bit long, BUT we were warned it would take 30-40 min. We grabbed a couple bags of crisps to hold us over and watched the football match. The gentleman serving food was very personable and pleasant. The food was great - the wings were crispy, the burger and onion rings were excellent and the nachos got the job done. I really don't have any complaints. It's a cool, historic pub.

This is where my lady has her first beer when she finally came of age and has fond memories of this…read moreplace. She gently insisted that we visit this spot and knowing her story, I didn't object in any form. In fact, I visited with much excitement and was thrilled with all the concocted liquids made available at such a decent price. Walking in, you could tell who were the regulars and who made this place their home. I wanted to be one of them who fell in love with this place and never wanted to let go of it ever again. However, it truly failed to impress. I expected something out of this place. I don't think my expectations were high but I nearly blurted out my disappointment in full to the lady who had sweetly brought me here to share in her memories. But before I did, I could see in her face that she was somewhat off like she had been served something to her dislike. Oh wait...she really didn't like it either. Something and somewhere since she lived here eons ago had changed...and obviously not for the better. It was the food. It was *only* the food that was lack-luster and a tell-tale sign that someone in the kitchen had either lost their passion OR was at complete disregard for the quality of food being served. Our mainstays were bland that neither of us finished them. It was sad. Had this been born out of a bad day or was it truly a case of "I-don't-give-a-#$%"? 4-stars for the brew. 4-stars for the service. 1-star for the food. You do the math.

Great atmosphere. Wonderful pub in Parsons Green. The atmosphere matches the decor and the menu is…read moreperfect for the clientele. There is an outdoor covered patio with potted plants adding to a unique London flavor. The menu selection (attached) and prices are consistent with the Fulham area.

The White Horse is a fantastic vibe. Servers were wonderful and food was what you would expect from…read morea Pub. They have a number of beers on tap, and in the bottle and some unexpected surprise beers. The size of the pub is unexpectedly larger than what you would think, looking from the outside.

Stopped in for a late lunch and a drink. Great selection of ales and ciders. Had the sausage and…read moremash which hit the spot. I really liked the bar and atmosphere. Nice to see outdoor seating as well. Staff were polite and efficient. Would recommend!

Great local pub in London!…read more The hotel I'm staying at was a 1 minute walk from this pub so I ended up coming here multiple times during my stay in London. Large selection of draft/cask beer. They also have wine and liquor. Great atmosphere at this place. They have outside seating. Very quick service by the bartenders. They serve food but only during a limited time period.

- excellent local pub - fun staff who are kind, social, and…read moreprovide great suggestions - plenty of seating - plenty of options for beer - staff were quick to clean and handle the bar - bathroom downstairs for men smells terrible, but it's a pub! - great local experience in a highly dense area Would definitely go again.

A hidden gym in Soho. Great ambience, service, and selection of beers. We have been going there…read moresince the 1990s and it never disappoints.

In a way this is sort of like one of those pubs for locals, though it is sort on in Central London…read more Mind you, it is a part of London that does actually come across as being very quiet, especially at night, which is somewhat surprising being near Kings Cross Station. I did managed to slip in here for a beer shortly before it closed, which I thought was pretty fortunate because, well, it's not all that easy to get to England, particularly since I live in Australia. Still, as I mentioned, it is pretty cool, it a rustic sort of way.

I had prawns and my husband had the burger. We wish had ordered the steak shin & Bishops finger…read morepie! The chiefs version of shepherds pie. The Scottish bar Tender helped me navigate what to drink in a foreign land. I liked my cider and would suggest the bubbly cider over the still warm cider. Uniquely British pub, the soccer match was on and the food had a little Indian vibe to it.

Such good British food! The chicken and leek pie was fresh and hot with a great deal of chicken…read more The veggies on the side were perfect to mix in the sauce. The mash was perfect covered in gravy and a little salt and pepper. The bangers and mash were divine! I can't get over how good the sausages here are. The peas were big and good in the saucy mashed potatoes. The charcuterie was good but I would skip it next time, not enough crackers for my liking. The spotted dick was hot and fresh. My husband said it wasn't sweet enough but I thought it was perfect. Sweetened by the raisins and the warm custard on top. It wasn't very touristy on a Friday night at all. We enjoyed sitting on the back patio overlooking the River. It was a bit cold for a July evening with the breeze and water, so bring a sweater. I would love to come back and try more delicious dishes.

Town of Ramsgate was the best part of my (very good) visit to England. I ducked inside to take a…read moreshort break from the rain and found myself surrounded by good food, wine and company for the next few hours. Great way to spend a Friday afternoon, rainy or otherwise. Excellent service too!

Found this cute little eatery pub while exploring London. Fish was delicious. Burger was just ok …read more Enjoyed ourselves for sure

Went to the rose for post work dinner and drinks with a few colleagues…read more Menu is small but very enticing, definitely fat and above our standard pub grub! Open kitchen is great for foodies like me to watch all the action. For my main ordered the sea bream, which the waiter suggested I should try with the sides listed from the cod dish. My fish was crispy and flaky, served with a butternut squash purée and garlicky spinach. Found the dish lacking a little bit of salt and acid, but it was flavoursome and well presented. My friends both had the pork belly, which they couldn't stop raving about! Dessert menu was lacking a chocolate option, so decided to skip it. Overall a really tasty meal, though service was a bit slow. Great atmosphere though!

Ordered steak sandwich which was very disappointing. Even though it's not an expensive dish it…read morecould have been so much better. The chimchurri sauce adds nothing significant to the sandwich. It needed some fried onions and to be served at a much higher temperature. The foccaccia is not very rustic and could have been toasted lightly for a significant improvement. The steak was more ir less cold and was reminiscent of a roast beef sandwich. My score for that dish 3/10. Service good our French host was superb. Server was polite and efficient. 9/10

After a full day of shopping with family, I really wanted a break and called "Happy Hour" for…read moremyself. My mom was interested, so we told everyone else to meet at the White Horse. It was a warm August day, but the White Horse was very comfortably air conditioned, which was refreshing. We sat and looked at the menus and decided to try a couple gin drinks. They not only have a huge selection of gin, they also have a wide variety of Fever Tree tonics. For our first round, I chose for my mom - the Monkey 47 - Schwarzwald Dry Gin with the Fever Tree Spiced Orange Ginger Ale. For myself, I picked a heavy herbal gin with an F.T. Elderflower tonic. On my second drink, I ordered the Audemus Pink Pepper Gin with the F.T. Aromatic Tonic. By the time my family came by, we ordered two plates of the mini meat pies as an appetizer, a few cokes, beers and had an in-between lunch and dinner meal that was satisfying.