We stopped in for a pint and it was a bit brightly lit than most pubs. Lots of seating available…read moreand an area for private parties on the left side behind the bar. The hotel part of this seems nice as the loos are upstairs where all the rooms are located. Service was standard. Love the name of this place.

Typical English pub on one of the busiest streets of Wandsworth with lots of room and affordable…read moregood beers. I happened to get here the first time because my usual pub, a few minutes away, was fully packed for a big rugby match. The atmosphere was pretty welcoming and relaxed, the TV screen are quite dated, making it a fantastic venue for those not too interested in watching a bunch of guys running for a ball or, even worse, trying to hit it with a bat. Since then, this became our regular place with true customers and a guaranteed seat (hopefully this review will end up among the non-recommended ones).

Excellent pub! Spacious interior, huge, beer, garden, and good vibes…read more We had get together outside and even though it was winter the heaters kept us nice and warm. The food was excellent. There were about 12 of us so we tried pretty much everything. All very good. Special shout out to Percy, the best bartender. He was very attentive and knowledgeable, and did a great job taking care of our large group. He knew his drinks and helped us navigate the menu. Give that man a raise! Excellent experience. We will definitely be back. I recommend this for family nights out and also large group gatherings.

The King's Arms is a very good pub. This is definitely a spacious pub. The staff also have an air…read moreof friendliness. And also their beer garden, The Secret Garden is so beautiful and sunny this time of year, I totally recommend it. The drinks are also at a good price. To the point I think it's great. Still, as a Londoner, it doesn't COMPLETELY blow me away. Despite that, it is one of the best pubs I've ever seen. Long story short, I think that if you're on Wandsworth Road, pop in for a beer. I think you'll be pleasantly satisfied.

Stopped in after a social event around the corner at Wimbledon park. There's definitely a quirky…read morevibe to it given the unique decor. There's a nice garden out back with booths that have tv screens. Very dog friendly and they even have a special dog menu! It seems like a really nice local pub and if we lived closer we would frequent it more often.

This used to be our weekly pub quiz location and we won free Sunday roasts several times…read more As a starter I once had a delicious fish cake and for dinner I tried the veggie burger which was all I could wish for. I just don't like their fries but I give them credit for the homemade salsa. I love that they have a nut roast for the veggie-people, so that's what I had on Sundays. It was yummy and plentiful.

Very convenient to wandsworth town station. This place is always heaving on nice sunny days and…read morethey've got lots of places to have your pint outside. There was a weird rule where the outside was closed at 2100, when the pub down the road still had their patio open. The dining area looks very nice and I've yet to try to food, but on the next visit I'll definitely consider it. This is also very dog friendly as most pubs are.

I saw this place on social media and bookmarked it for my London trip. You cannot miss the green…read moretiled building which is also a hotel. Its within walking distance from the tube station and the area has lots of other small shops and eateries. What caught my eye was the huge Sunday roast, with enough food to share amongst 4 people. We were seated upstairs and we ordered the Thor Hammer Roast £150. There were roast potatoes, Yorkshire puddings, carrots and sausages. The Pigs knuckle was another great dish £34 we ordered for sharing. I really loved the chicken liver pate £17 with the layer of jelly on top, which really complimented the pate when eaten together. The staff were welcoming and attentive. Overall, I love this place and will definitely recommend coming here for the huge platter and to enjoy the lovely pub food.

I love this place!…read more Customer Service: Friendly and welcoming! Food: Delicious! Will be back for more!

Very nice pub with great ambience. We had a wonderful bartender serve our family who was friendly…read moreand very attentive. Good food and nice drinks.

I love the Old Fields Southfields (formerly known as The Garage)!!…read more This is a great pub which perfectly balances something chilled and cosy feeling, with the kind of place you could really go for a good night out and a celebration in! The staff are lovely, the decour delicious and the food immense! The Old Fields has really embedded itself into the Southfields high street with community spirit. Popping into the pub at different times of day you'll find its atmosphere perfectly matches that of the clientele, from Mummy Morning Coffee sessions mid morning, to a chilled after work drink around 5pm, to a more energised evening later on with live traditional music sessions, it really is a pub for everyone on any occasion! Spot on!

There was no availability showing online, so I called to try my luck and thankfully managed to get…read morea table over the phone. Service was very attentive--almost too much so. Within the first three minutes of sitting down, three different servers came over to ask about drinks. Shortly after our drinks arrived, two more came to check if we were ready to order food. When we said we wanted a bit more time, we were reminded that there was a two-hour time limit on the table, which felt unnecessary since we had only just arrived. With about 23 minutes still left in our booking window, plates were already being cleared and the bill was brought over, which made the end of the meal feel rushed. We ordered the Sunday roast whole chicken to share. It came with green beans, roasted potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, mashed carrots, and two small pots of what seemed to be parsnip purée. The chicken itself was a bit dry, and the purée is a bit confusing. Overall, the experience felt more rushed than enjoyable, which was a shame as we were hoping for a relaxed pub lunch.

This place is absolutely adorable, even more so since it's the holidays. Upstairs, it looks like an…read moreEnglish pub. Downstairs, it looks like a beautiful indoor garden. Service is great. You check in upstairs and you go downstairs with your table number for seating. It's nicely decorated in lights for the holidays. Food is amazing! It's elevated traditional English food. We ordered Sunday Roast (because it's Sunday), Pork belly and their Sea bream. Roast beef was cooked to perfection. Their sauce is delicious and their horseradish paired perfectly. Their pork belly was really good, especially with their crispy crackling, really made the dish. the Sea bream was also good with their crispy skin and buttery lemon sauce. You need to get their apple crumble for dessert, it was so deliciously yummy! Crunchy, creamy, salty and sweet, it was perfection and perfect way to end an already scrumptious dinner. This is the second time we've been here since we've visited London, and it won't be the last!

Stopped by while walking our dog and thankfully as we arrived lots of people were leaving for the…read moreFulham match. It's an Irish pub so get your Guinness. I prefer an IPA so that's what I got. There's a cozy garden out back with a tv screen which was perfect for our dog. There's also dog treats and plenty of dog bowls filled with water. The staff was very friendly.

For my liking, this is the best inn in Putney and fits into a good pub crawl incorporating The…read moreWhite Horse in Parsons Green and The Cat's Back on the other side of Wandsworth Park. No music but usually plenty of chatter in the evenings, this place can be near-silent at lunchtime apart from a warm welcome from the staff. Thankfully, this is just how I like to escape from a busy office. A fairly spartan interior is backed up by interesting historic photos of the local area. The full range of Timothy Taylor's is well-kept and the Sunday roasts are well worth the trip. The potato and leek soup is just the ticket for warming you up on a cold day.

This is an interesting pub to say the least. If you like to see some characters whilst having a…read morepint this is the place to go. the prices are fair and quite cheap. The barstaff are good and polite and some of the barmaids are good looking as well. Good place to watch the football you can take you pick from 1 of 4 screens. This is a great place to start your evening but maybe not so great for ending it.

This has changed ownership again and is now called The Wandle Trail. It calls itself a bar and…read moreshisha restaurant. What is shisha? No real ales on sale yet but there is one hand pump. Varied food menu includes piri piri chicken, pasta, grills and seafood. It is a bit expensive though. The decor is an improvement on the previous purple paintwork.

I went there for lunch (5£ any pizza, it was impossible to pass on this !) and loved the atmosphere…read more! There are a lot of hidden spots to sit and a big couch in front of the window. The music is not too loud (to be verified during an evening test ?) I had the Marrakech pizza (mint base, cheese, red onions and lamb) and it was lovely ! really cheesy and the crust was perfect. I'll be back for sure.

Lost & Co is probably the busiest pub in Putney with its favourable location just across the road…read morefrom Putney Station. Went on a Friday evening thinking it won't be possible to get a table but we were lucky - once we walked in, the friendly waitress pointed in the direction of one cute little table being free. We ordered a bottle of rosé which turned out to be Portuguese Esporão and a nacho platter to share. I was a bit sceptical about pub food before ordering, but surprisingly it was really good. Nachos platter is large enough for sharing as it comes with a lot of cheese on top. Later in the evening it gets busier as the DJ starts playing his set. To conclude, it's a nice place to go on a night out in Putney ;)