This pub is located on a side road coming off the Teddington Lock. We walked past and saw people…read moreoutside drinking beer and eating food, it was a nice sunny day and they seem to be gently happy. The menu has general English food and is very nice. A tiny bit more expensive and some other local places, but from what we could see from the outside of the others we saw, well worth the difference. The lady serving behind the bar was very friendly and nice, without the usual self important and arrogance often seen restaurant and pub staff. The guy working there was also very nice and treated us like a friend. The food that came with seemed freshly grilled and chips that were not soggy. There is no sign of the warmed up frozen food that often comes for this price, as a result we were very impressed. The layout of the food was also pleasantly done. It has nice decor, like a riverside pub, but nicely done and not too parochial. There is some outside seating, but not a huge amount, which is why other places may be a bit more popular on a sunny day. However there were plenty of chairs and tables free for everyone to be able to sit outside in the sun. There were only two down sides, for Wi-Fi data they do not just give you a password, you have to go to thir WiFi and fill in a long online form that asks for your name, date of birth etc. Also the locked toilet roll holder was empty and the toilet roll was on a ledge 9 inches above the ground, which is probably not fantastically hygienic. A good pub restaurant if you are in the area. Everybody there seems happy and those with we saw leaving seemed happy with their choice. Well not at an extremely high level with micro brewery beer and so on, it is a perfectly nice place for those that live and are walking nearby.

This is a small pub (basically the size of a detached house), though it's warm and welcoming. It's…read morea Green King pub, so you can expect the usual offerings (which are all well kept). The food is well priced and I haven't had any reason to complain or moan about the quality. Has a very good outside area for smokers and non-smokers alike, with tables at the front (non-smoking if I recall) of the pub and newer decked area at the back (50/50 mix of smoking tables). A bit of a mixed crowd from the young to the old, however everyone always seems well to do and simply therefore a drink / some food / chat. Since it's small it can get rather busy in there & I have ended up having to stand a couple of times in there. So if the Angler's doesn't do the type of beer you fancy or the hoards of children are annoying you there, this place is only a 60 second walk up the road and the walk should be well worth it.

Typical english boozer…read more Bit messy with some interesting dust spots and spider webs! But in all a half decent place to go for a traditional pint in teddington

Good range of beers, both on tap and bottled. The pub is…read morefamily friendly, served good food, and most important, shows the football! Sunday roasts here are very good. But consider coming early as food runs out.

Very decent pub, this…read more Funky decor, friendly staff and a great range of drinks - it's the young professional hangout of Teddington. The other pubs along the High St cater to the older crowd, but this is a place you could have a good old party in. They offer the 'Secret DJ' service too, where you can sort their music playlist using an app on your phone. Nice touch.

Terrible, expensive food. Rude staff. Plastic glasses for wine, and the most overpriced slab of…read moremeat I've ever had. I paid £18.50 for a roast dinner. When it turned up, it was a tiny fatty slab of overcooked meat (see the picture). I decided to bring it up to the bar to ask if this was the normal portion of meat for an £18.50 roast dinner. I was told: "It's an expensive pub, what do you expect?" I was a bit shocked, and then also pointed out the flat Yorkshire pudding. Without apology, I was told: "If you don't like it, I'll give you a refund" I took the refund, and was glad I did so. My friends reported that the roast potatoes were rock hard, the meat was overcooked and fatty and that that I was lucky to have got my money back. AVOID. AVOID. AVOID.

Firstly, the best thing about this place is the garden!!! It opens directly on to Vicky park and…read moreit's huge. It has benches and booths all over so there is plenty of seating with funky little strip lights and 'light bulbs' hanging from the trees. There's also an undercover area, an open fire pit, a food hut and a sound system that goes into the booths to really bring the indoor/outdoor experience together. There's a micro brewery on site and although we didn't taste it, the roast looked amazing! We are definitely planning a pit stop here after a wander around the park on a lovely sunny day!

The best trout almandine I have had in a very long time. I was delighted to find the decor…read moreexceptionally well done for a restaurant, let alone a pub! No trendy, boring beige-on-beige here. Despite the dining room being full, we still had an intimate dinner. The staff was friendly and professional. Everyone around us seemed to be having a wonderful time. I look forward to going back and trying the pistachio soufflé. Attire: Dressy casual smart. Thankfully, no athletic gear insight.

Food very good. Great ambiance. Very attractive upscale pub food. Worth a visit take an Uber as…read moreparking is limited

Lovely bar to go out in in Dartford. Mixed ages in here so suitable for all. Good choice of drinks,…read moreoccasionally promotional offers, good range of music. You could stay here for your whole evening although you would probably prefer to move on after a couple of hours. Food served here but only during the day. People in this pub all appear to be friendly and I have never seen any trouble in here. You could come to this bar in a group of single sex friends, couple, mixed friends. A good night had by all in this bar.

I can only speak for the cocktails but seriously....isn't that REALLY what matters?…read more I have such hard cocktail boners for this place. Seeing as my husband is a mixologist, it sort of ruined cocktails for me. I know better now. And Charlotte's drinks make me swooooon. Not only does the bar staff have a direct hand in sourcing and selecting all their spirits, but they also write their own cocktail menu (updated every month) and even create some of their ingredients in house...including their bloody mary mix. YES. My hubs fell in love with their Illegal Negroni. I had the One Nest for Two and the English Country Garden. If you don't see something you like, their bartenders will make something up. A true cocktail lovers bar. And with its laid back, candle-lit vibe and chill music, it's definitely a few notches cooler than any spot on the high road.

Honestly the only place to go in west london.. Perfect for pretty much any occasion - cocktails…read morewith the girls, a family Sunday roast, a first date, a birthday.. Amazing food and cocktails.. The menu changes on a fairly regular basis to reflect seasonal produce but pretty much every dish I have tried here has been amazing. Also: Make sure to try out their Gin school on a Monday night as well, they have the gin distillers introducing you to the ingredients and distilling process of their brand while you enjoy a complimentary G&T or gin martini!! What's not to like!!

This is a cozy pub with a local community feel to it that just invites you to come in and stay…read moreawhile. That is, unless it's a Sunday afternoon, and most of the seats have been booked; in which case you feel like a fish out of water, hoping that one of the busy waitresses notices you and feels bad enough to help you snag a seat. Yes, that was my experience. But I was too hungry and too cold to be deterred from having to find my own little corner. One thing I've never liked about pubs is that you have to figure out what to do first: Find a table or order your food at the bar. If you're alone, that adds an extra challenge, as you either have to leave your stuff unattended at your table, or risk your spot being taken by someone else as you order. Still, cons aside, I still think the pros outweigh them. Namely, the Sunday Roast here is amazing! As is usual, they have at least 3 different kinds, including a vegetarian/ vegan version, which is what I ordered. Don't ask me why, even though I'm a meat-eater, I keep going for the "healthy" stuff. The veggies they used were mostly the green kind, with a few carrots and what I believe to have been sweet potato sprinkled in, as well as a strip of seitan in there for the protein. The gravy was okay, but I have to say, this dish was a bit on the bland side, overall. I am not at all upset, though, because the Yorkshire pudding they topped it off with was one of the best I've ever had. Crispy, flaky, a bit chewy in the center; I could have just eaten that and the gravy and been happy. I also splurged a bit on a boozy affogato with a shot amaretto for dessert, but the whole thing turned out to be on the soupy side, and the flavor wasn't what I was expecting. I definitely think this is a pub worth coming to, but if you're coming on a Sunday, make sure you book in advance to avoid any excess wait times.

Trendy Clapham pub with average Clapham Prices…read more The decor is attractive and there is food (individual and sharing plates) available, but for my taste it's a little too dark and noisy when it's busy (which it is in the evening).