My lady and I came here to celebrate our anniversary and they made us feel at home. A.J. and the…read morerest of the staff checked in with us frequently and made sure we were taken care of. We want to come back JUST because of the service. Drinks: there are plenty of options for cocktails and everything is made in house, so you're not getting cheap mixers. We both ordered the naked and famous and we loved the flavors. Ambiance: what a cool scene! The entrance is slightly hidden, so hopefully my video will show you how to get in. Once you get in, you're surrounded by lights, flowers, and tons of pillows. Very comfy and fantastic music. I highly recommend!

I had a lovely time here the other day. Their cocktails are on the pricey side, but well worth the…read morecost. I also tried a few of their smaller plates and I loved every one of them. It's a great place to visit on your way to the O2 as well. Definitely be sure to pop in if you're ever in the area. It's a cool little spot for cocktail enthusiasts and people who want a nice respite from the more overwhelming areas of Camden.

This is one of the best pubs in Surrey. It often wins awards with the local CAMRA group. It is…read moreowned by a consortium of locals, and they like their real ale. It has seven pumps plus a good range of bottled beers. Inexpensive home cooked food. It has a conservatory and a marquee where they hold beer festivals. A short walk from the station.

The Jolly Coopers has just reopened after a major refurbishment. Good news and bad news - They…read morestill do a good range of real ales, 3 from Fuller's, one guest ale. The three rooms have been knocked into one and comfortable sofas have been fitted. The bad news, as you might expect from new owners the prices have gone up. I did not try the food. £11 for a burger is too much for me.

Good service. Good collection of beers and gins! Friendly atmosphere. Very good food - both,…read morequality and taste- a mix of traditional and fusion. Fireplace! Definitely a 5 star pub!

When visiting England,this pub is the nearest to where I stay.Fortunately it's a decent place to…read morehang out.There is still the public/saloon bar attitude by the locals...who mostly drink in the "public ".Staying locally I don't need to eat here but I have on occasion.Nothing fancy but the food choices do the job.Service can be interesting in a frustrating way i.e not busy and some staff look right through you and don't notice your glass is empty. Great beer garden,big one in back smaller one in front.Looking forward to a pint of Doombar when I visit in January.

If you want cheap cheap food that fills a hole then this is your place. There is a nice pub garden…read moreat the front and back with very friendly staff at all times. The food is nice and homely. You normally have to wait a bit for the food after ordering but for this price it is a recession busting winner.

this is a large out of town pub, one of the John Barras chain. It has a large main bar and a…read moresmaller function room at the back. There is a car park across the road at the church The only downside is it often fills up with funeral parties. Reasonable food and real ale.

This is a lovely locals pub, not far from South Wimbledon station but not easy to find if you don't…read morehave good direction. The pub has won a number of awards and is the current CAMRA pub of the year for south west London. There were half a dozen mostly local ales on and a couple of ciders. Stuck to the ale myself and the 3 I tried were all in excellent condition. My favourite was the TSB (no link to the bank...or it would probably have left me with the same bitter aftertaste as my interactions with the institution have). The pub looks slightly unusual to me from the outside, but in a very cool way. Inside this is a charming relatively old fashioned pub with some coloured lights, paintings and adverts for local events. There are a couple of tv screens for the sport.

This is a gem of a pub, hidden in some back streets, but only a short walk from South Wimbledon…read morestation. A mecca for real ale drinkers, they have 6 hand pumps of mainly local brews, Clarence and Fredericks, By the Horns, etc.It has a tiny no-frills bar. They have regular jazz groups on Friday afternoons and some evenings. Food is only available on certain days (see Web site).

I worked in this pub over eight years ago when it was under different management and called The Old…read moreDrill. I'll be honest, it wasn't the nicest of pubs, nor was it the worst. I wouldn't have chosen to drink in there on my nights off, let's put it that way. I'm not sure when the transformation into the HG Wells took place but I think it was some time in the last year to year and a half ago. And what a transformation it has been! Under their new management they have a new food menu and I've met friends here a few times for lunch. The beer garden is popular in the summer months and they have a refurbished dining area with plenty of seating. I've tried the burger which was very tasty, and I had the pork belly recently which wasn't amazing, but as pub grub goes it wasn't half bad. By far my favourite thing on the menu is their own HG Wells Salad which I had in the summer out in the beer garden. They added chicken to it on my request and it was fantastic! The staff all seem friendly and happy and although I have spotted a few of the regulars I recognise from its days as The Old Drill, it looks like the HG Wells has picked up a good new clientele and caters to a much wider demographic. Well done to the new management, you've done a great job transforming a mediocre (at best) pub into a really decent pub to meet friends and hang out!

This pub is always busy even on a week day. Popular with local residents and people just wanting…read moregood value food. I did speak to the manager as although the bar maid looked at me several times she only served guys even though I had been waiting before them. I have in my previous life been a bar maid and always served customers in turn regardless of gender or looks. The manager said he would speak to her which resulted in sour looks from her to our table, this is why I have scored 2stars. This aside I have eaten at the pub several times and could recommend this place. Xoxo

Have not been inside for a long time. However the exterior and the floral basket display are enough…read moreto help you stop with admiration.

Old world pub with low ceiling. Comfortable with a reasonable range of beers. The food is good, but…read morepricey. More of an upper class pub, probably best not to go in wearing scruffy jeans and trainers. Park in the church opposite.

Traditional village pub with two smallish bars. Good range of beers, Young's and Skinner's on this…read morevisit, also has the standard Doom Bar. It has TVs showing the sports channels. There is no car park, the nearest is at The Spring. They have occasional musical acts on in the evenings. The decor is a little shabby but comfortable enough. The High Street is only a short walk away. Worth a visit for a pub crawl of ewell (4 pubs- The Green Man, Spring, 8 Bells an Wheatsheaf.).

Great local bar with friendly staff and a fun atmosphere. They support a number of community events…read moreand are part of the fabric of life in Ewell. Good range of beers and occasional live music. Also the second oldest pub in Epsom & Ewell!

This is a great pub, especially in the summer. It's perfect if you want to relax outside with nice…read moreweather while the kids play on the grass and the playground. Beer is cheap (if you compare to London prices, not sure about Worcester park prices) and the food is pretty good pub food. I'd definitely recommend this place!