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

A nice find after wandering from Windsor to Eton. Located just off the Eton bridge, follow the…read moresigns to the beer garden and join locals on the patio. There are several beers on tap, and a nice prosecco that went well with our perfectly warm gooey camembert round served with a fresh salad and bread. The Arms has been here since 1682 and the inside bar is appropriately dark and charming with small sitting areas off the classic bar. Our service was friendly and welcoming. The sightseeing double-decker bus swung by here so it is definitely a historic site.

My favourite of the pubs from my day out in Richmond. We really enjoyed the outside space at the…read moretables on the narrow road down to the water. A great place to spend some time. Not unlike the road outside, the price of 6£ for a pint and a half was a little steep (by comparison with other local pubs).

Revolution bars have a few bars dotted around London and they all look great and seem to offer a…read moregreat product. None of them can surely have the setting that this one does ? - Nestling on the bank of the River Thames in Richmond is shares this space with a few other national brands and is in my opinion the best one here. An absolutely stunning bar is the centre piece of this large and imposing building and it really works well. I was told that all food is now free range and they offer the normal sort of gastro food including burgers, sandwiches and plates to share. Sunday is an event here with jazz and Sunday roast along with newspapers and drink of your choice. A great venue on the summer and also a great place to meet a group of friends and be well looked after and comfortable. The best of the bunch on this stretch of need to be there riverside.

Had a layover at Heathrow & someone suggested Richmond for dinner…read more Walked down by river & stumbled in to Revolution. Didn't know it was a chain until reading Yelp. The location & view are outrageous & the food was very good. The service was great. Very friendly vibe.

This is a very Irish bar - so if that is your thing then it may be for you. To be fair the food is…read morenot worth mentioning apart from saying that it is typical pub grub and is cheap. Reasons to go here are basically as follows. You like a real local pub feel that has an Irish feel, you like watching horse racing, football, rugby or sports events but keep in mind a lot of these will be Irish based or you like live music. For me it was o.k. but the locals were a bit frosty. It has a smoking area front and back and a pool table if you fancy a game. They also have a Golf side, pool team and a fantasy football competition so if these appeal then it might be for you. Don't forget St Patrick's day once a year which I am sure would be a blast (as it is everywhere) - Typical Irish pub, worth a visit if you haven't been to one before or enjoy the craic. It has a very loyal local patronage, so somewhere you might find some new friends if they warm to you.

It is a lads pub. The six massive flat screen televisions scream sport fanatic, they have Setanta…read moreSports and Sky, and show football, rugby, to name a few. The food is not great, it very heap at £2 for a sandwich I can only imagine why it is so cheap. I suppose being Irish would help to make any of the above more appealing, but when my husband just had to go there to watch a game, me and my friends had a friendly pool game instead. Even so, I did not feel at ease, simply because of all the blokes, screaming and being very loud and obnoxious. Also some bartenders have a very harsh accent so you must pay close attention, which is hard with all the background noise. The outside area stinks too much of cigarettes as it a heated area and therefore attracts many smokers. Definitely not for me, or anyone who appreciates talking and listening.

The ambience and service at Hare & Hounds was outstanding. Set in a neighborhood in East Richmond,…read more this was one of our favorites stops while visiting from the States. There is an extensive drink menu --all excellent. Make this a stop if you are in the area.

This should be the best pub in the town, BUT its not. Its…read morehit and miss on the food, service & beers. I only go there because its big enough for groups and it at the end of my street. There seems to be a complete lack of direction from the management. Clean your beer lines and for gods sake clean your pints properly. Sort it out Youngs!!!

Halloween night. The Aeronaut. A cabaret show from another dimension…read more Never would have found this place on my own, but holy hell am I glad we had friends in the know. After some time guzzling pitchers of Pimms Cup in the garden, we made our way inside for the show. Hats off to these performers. Maybe I was just wasted, but I felt like I was having a fever dream at the Moulin Rouge - in the best way possible. Get in here. This place rocks.

I had a really fun time at The Aeronaut. It was quite a good concept - a big top inside what used…read moreto be the famous Redback (now unrecognisable and the floors are no longer sticky from snakebite!). For the Friday evening Cabaret you have to book ahead which only cost £5 up to the last 2 weeks before which is when it goes up to £8 and you get to watch some weird and wonderful cabaret acts during the course of the evening. As far as the acts were concerned it was a bit hit and miss and I was expecting a few more. We had a hula hooper and a contortionist which was insane to watch!! An aerial hoop act which was impressive but quite short, a juggler who probably didn't need to be there and the finale .... Rayguns Look Real Enough who were a comedy music mashup duo who were fabulous!! Highlight of the evening! As a while though I think the acts were a but hit and miss and unfortunately the compere wasn't going down too well either!! Oh well!! But the evening was incredibly fun and once they cleared away the stage it turned into a dance floor and the DJ played an array of hits from 50's through to today with a lot of emphasis on 80's and 90's hits which were great to sing and dance along to. Before the show started we did have a table so we could eat food and there was your usual selection of burgers and salads etc. I went for the veggie falafel burger and to be honest it was extremely bland and needed a hell of a lot more tzatiki and condiments to improve it's flavour! It's great that I was subjected to the usual fried vegetable burger and there was a mushroom risotto on the menu but the burger definitely needed more flavour. It was a bit more like mushed falafel and falafel needs to be a little more grainy I think!! The chips were good though, hand cut, crispy edges and soft in the middle - mmm!! As for drinks they do have a selection of ales on tap, some local, a porter and a stout that were exciting some and all the other usual things a pub can offer. Price wise I think it was pretty reasonable. All in all we did have a great evening and I probably would go again. The place is new so it is probably still getting it's sea legs a little but do pop down for an alternative evening of circus acts and then fun music to dance the night away to - we stayed so late it was a night bus home!! Always a good sign!! Xyz

As night clubs go there's not much to say about this one other than that it is pretty average…read more There's cocktails and all the usual stuff that you'd expect from a wet end club but not much more really.

From the owner: Euphoriom Nightclub and Bar is a unique and quirky venue based in the heart of West London. It has…read moretwo rooms capable of holding 270 and 250 people standing respectively. The Red Room Cocktail Bar has grand features, with chandeliers and a warm and vintage vibe. The Blue Room Nightclub is more edgy with a stage setup perfect for live performances, led lighting, a 10 ft DJ booth and raised platforms creating the ultimate raver's paradise. Both rooms offer the perfect location to shoot anything from fashion shoots to music videos and regularly host a number of events from weekly in-house club nights to private parties, birthdays, product launches, dance classes and workshops & micro exhibitions. All events can be booked with catering and entertainment options as well as specialist decor and lighting. We also have a basement area available for crew storage space etc.

I never expected to be blown away by a pub on Acton High Street. ACTON!! Still, I followed a…read morefriend's recommendation to come down for a jazz open mic on a Friday night and I almost missed it. Once inside you are in pub heaven with a traditional looking lounge at the front, you almost walk into the bands as you enter the pub but there's plenty of seating to enjoy the music from a safe distance too. You pass through another section before the place opens up to the main bar at the back. It has quite a continental feel to it, and I can't believe I didn't immediately spot the massive vats at the back - I was too busy admiring the statues on the bar. And it's difficult not to be tempted by the selection of beers when in a brewery and I didn't regret my choice of Achtung. They also serve food and while the main menu is limited to sausage rolls and pies you can also order pizza or sushi which is delivered directly to your table by local takeaways. I'll definitely be back, a real gem.

This is an awesome olde pub (there is even a list of landlords on the wall going back a couple of…read morehundred years) but with a modern microbrewery at the back. A winning combination! Their Early Doors IPA was always likely to be my favourite, but I also enjoyed Dark Matter, 2 O'clock Ordinary and their Weissbier called Achtung! Good brewery. We stayed long enough to warrant some food. The burgers looked delicious, but we decided to go for 3 snacks for a tenner. This meant we could both have a snack of our choice and also share some chips. I enjoyed the luxury fish fingers! (No Captain Birdseye here!)

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

Service was so bad it was crazy. The women working there were incredibly rude and dismissive. They…read morewere sitting at the bar drinking during their shift. Completely ignored us, even when we said thank you on the way out, they just stared at us blankly. Food was fine, but not worth the terrible experience.

The Botanist is a lovely pub right on the corner of Kew Green…read more It's light and airy inside and decorated with numerous botanical images drawing a clear link to Kew Gardens (next door). I phoned the day before to book a table for Sunday lunch and was impressed with the helpful service, including a call back from a manager to confirm the booking (the Calcutta Cup was being played at Twickenham so they were expecting large numbers early during service). The menu is not vast, but provides a decent selection. The roast beef was delicious (£12). The vegetarian option was a disappointment though - a dry, gravy-less pastry slice that wouldn't have looked out of place behind the counter in Greggs (without reflecting the Greggs pricetag). Overall, a smart and relaxed pub with attentive staff and a good atmosphere.