Fish and chips was fabulous!!! We sat on the deck and relaxed in the pretty back garden. Highly…read morerecommend

Went on a Sat night, beautiful building and decor, lovely service, and the best steak I've had…read morerecently. Four of us went and everyone said how good it was, I can't remember the last time we all agreed (my brother is the difficult one, not me). We actually booked for a Sunday lunch while we were there, and if anything the Sunday roast was even better than the Saturday dinner. I really can't recommend it enough, a great find.

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!

First time in a proper Pub, and this one is the best! From the moment I walked in, I was genuinely…read morewelcomed. The menu had some great drinks and food, so decided to try them both. First, we had a brew called Neck Oil, that had a nice fruit finish. I'm not big on Brew in the States, but I knocked off two pints of Neck Oil with no problem! For lunch, I ordered the Chalcroft Farm Burger with fresh chips (French fries) and it was delicious. A lot of flavor in the burger itself, and the pickled red onions, tomatoes, bacon, and secret sauce complimented it perfectly. I met some great guys who are getting married soon, and we ended up taking sixteen shots of tequila to celebrate! Made some new friends and had some great food and drinks here. I'll definitely be back tomorrow!

First time great experience. Service was friendly and food was excellent. Good location walking…read moredistance from Kew Bridge station

Came here on a Thursday night for drinks and dinner. There's a nice garden out back for sitting in…read morethe sun or if you have a dog with you. There's also a back entrance if it's too crowded out front. We sat down and noticed a great deal on the chateaubriand. Do we decided on that for dinner or the two of us. The beef was cooked perfect for me but not perfect for my partner. The two sauces that came with it were also amazing to dip the beef in. The sides that came with it weren't my fave but the beef definitely was. Chicken schnitzel - was just okay. Cooked nicely but lacked a bit of flavor. Would come back for the Thursday specials!

Great Garden to eat in. The food was spectacular!…read moreGreat service! Close to Kew Bridge.

The food was amazingly delicious. The servers were attentive. The place was clean and nice.read more

It feels like a nice modern pub that gives this warm welcoming vibe and its so easy to walk in and…read moreeat by yourself. Since It was around 10 pm that I walked in to have my late dinner after attending the show, I had the special chicken breast which is a lighter choice then the fish and chips or shepherds pie. The service was wonderful and I would come back again for sure.

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.

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!

Great choice for a London stay. The pub really felt like a friendly sitting room and I enjoyed that…read moreit was very much a local establishment (even had a locals wake while I was there!) no touristy gimmicks, just great feel and service. All food I had was fab - i had booked the room/breakfast deal. both the full English's (one vegetarian) were huge portions! The room, mine anyway, wasn't as polished as in the website, but that's pretty common, and there was nothing wrong with it, per se, some general maintenance I let the manager know. Overall, super comfortable hotel with a great location, 2 minutes from tube, sweet little village of Kew Gardens and of course Kew Gardens itself which was a very enjoyable morning, altho you could stay all day. I'll def be back

Thought it was about time I reviewed my local pub. I treat it so much as a local that I forgot that…read morepeople actually come here especially for food and if they need somewhere to stay in Kew as a hotel. Years ago The Kew Gardens Hotel (as it was then called) was a blot on Kew's landscape. The only people who drank there were people who wanted to play snooker and the odd person staying in the hotel who couldn't be bothered to stagger down to The Railway a few 100 yards down the road. Now it's all changed - a massive refurbishment in 2004 turned it into a large comfy gastro pub that is friendly and is the place where you can hang out with lots of mates, but you'd also be happy to bring your family for Sunday lunch, dinner or even have a family party there. When you enter it looks like a traditional pub. Lots of comfy sofas, hardy looking bar tables that look like they've been there for a 100 years. There's a blackboard with yummy bar snacks - the house burger rivals GBK burgers not as large but the meat literally melts in your mouth and is served with a delicious tomato relish & rocket (my favourite weed). They also do large club sandwiches, stacks of house chips, and some very tasty hand cooked pork scratchings with apple sauce. Moving to the back of the pub though and it turns into a restaurant or more of a gastro-pub. It's much lighter and airier in the back and has more of a family atmosphere. There's also a really cute beer garden - like the huge hanging baskets outside it's what you would expect of a pub so close to Kew's Botanical Gardens. Everytime, I've eaten here the food's been very good. The menu changes every week and the ingredients are fresh and prepared (usually) very quickly in a busy kitchen, with the staff ringing bells and saying "chef" all the time. There's also a cool mezzanine upper floor with even more leather sofas and a widescreen TV if you feel you have to watch TV. I prefer to sit downstairs with a glass of wine, a burger and a stack of papers, happy in the knowledge that I live a stone's throw from one of the best pubs in Kew.

Great gastro pub. Fab food, atmosphere and really friendly service. Strongly recommended.read more

The Bear has become a good quality gastro pub recently with a nice atmosphere and a good menu and…read moresome great specials. The ambiance is relaxed country pub and the staff are very helpful. There is a reasonable ca park as it gets quite hard to park in the summer. I have visited for lunch and dinner and both were very nicely presented and well cooked. The skate is very tasty and the scampi and Jenga chips are good. The costs can be a little bit higher for lunch but the menu is very similar and therefore for dinner, I thought it was quite reasonable. Peter who used to be at another Billericay restaurant is the restaurant manager and as normal makes sure we get well looked after.

Hospitable, great ambience and hearty food - definitely recommend a visit esp if you enjoy the good…read moreold fashioned pub culture

Loved this place! Went there after taking someone to Harry Potter. It was drive from the location…read moreby not bad and well worth it. This is not or typical pub food place. The chef takes a lot of pride in his dishes and the staff is friendly. You might need to call ahead for reservations.