I like the Railway tavern for several reasons. I came here for Sunday lunch after the this and…read moreTulse Hill Hotel were closed/ stopped serving food.... At 8.30pm on a Sunday. Their loss. Tavern is great for many reasons as you'll read in other reviews. Cool conservatory style outside seating little outside huts, table tennis. Nice bunch of people/regulars. We went on open mic night which was great and sitting outside in the conservatory (which sound cold but isn't!) meant it didn't really disturb us. The food was great, although a little on the Luke warm side which was a shame. The staff were great, funny and interactive. The only weird thing really was that one of the group members went up to the bar to order. They said its table service and wouldn't take the order. Well.... No one came to the table, until we had to call them and then they never really came back. I think they'd be better suited just sticking to the pub tradition of goof up to the bar to order. Seemed very bizarre to offer table service... But not really offer it properly.

Lovely pub with nice atmosphere! I really like coming to this place when I don't have anything to…read moredo or if I'm planning to watch a football or rugby match. The staff is very nice, they have 2 terraces where you can have something to drink or eat and loads of TVs to watch the sports. They also have live music with indie bands who play during some weekends (but not all of them, check the schedule!). Food is also really good. They have some snacks like chicken nuggets, sweet fried potatoes and then hamburgers, meat or salads. You can also pop over during Sunday's because they have an amazing Sunday roast!

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 a great place to eat with great views over the lake and you can watch the windsurfers and…read moreskiers. They serve a lovely carvery with a choice of three meats, usually pork, beef, turkey, gammon and occasionally lamb. There is a choice of vegetables which you help yourself to and you can have as much as you want, the roast potatoes are very tasty and well cooked. The waiting staff are very friendly and quick to serve I have never booked, I have just turned up even on a Sunday and got a table but I get there at midday and while I am there it does get busy. There is also a menu to order from if you dont fancy the carvery.

Lovely location with large lake and water sports taking place...enjoyable and varied menu and great…read morein the summer!

A genuine Irish pub with a genuine Irish charm!…read more Forget your Irish theme pubs and chains, if you are looking for a good Irish pub this is the real deal. You will get a warm Irish welcome from the moment you walk in. We were there to watch a match. The pub is a great venue for sports, having loads of screens around the bar so you will always be able to see whereever you are and a back room with a giant screen. In particular if you are looking to watch Irish sport, GAA or Munster rugby this is the place to go - for Munster fans this is the new South London base of the Munster Supporters Club. After the match was over we stayed on to enjoy the craic. The pub has a great beer garden and best of all the beer is cheap - two pints for less than £7, an absolute bargain!!! Later in the night there was a fantastic band who had us all up dancing. There was also a man selling oysters and guinness, of which we indulged more than we should have. Overall we had a fantastic night and I can't wait to go back again - highly recommended!

If you're looking for some cool swanky hipster drinking hole you won't find it here this is a…read moreproper drinkers pub with reasonable prices a great range of Spirits and a recently friendly bunch of people in a nice part of Gipsy Hill and if you fancy a drink around this area you could do no better than come here it's also been next to the station so swaggering home after a skinful won't be a problem

I have some friends who live near this hidden gem of a pub. It has recently (just before Christmas)…read morebeen taken over by new owners who have transformed it from a shabby (and slightly dodgy) establishment into a beautiful, modern and friendly family pub. Even dogs are allowed! The decor is comfortable and fabulous, the food is good value and very tasty (they do a range of superb pizzas and tapas or mezze-style snacks). The owners and staff are extremely friendly and go out of their way to be polite and ensure you have a good time. They also have a great selection of drinks with some lovely wines, again, all reasonably-priced. The best thing about this place, though, is the fact it feels like a comfortable living room at a mate's house. They have plenty of sofas, a log fire and a pile of board games to complete the vibe. It gets fairly busy on weekends, but nothing like the crowded, noisy inner city pubs. Perfect for whiling away a Sunday afternoon with some friends. They have just opened an outside terrace too, which is lovely, and they have a room that can be hired out for events. It is such a good find and so unspoilt by overcrowding that I am almost reluctant to share the info with anyone. But, seriously, if you find yourself in the Dulwich/Crystal Palace/Herne Hill area of town, head on over. You will not be disappointed.

Nice decor, nice location, independantly owned by a couple of realy nice guys, do some great beer…read more reccomended

We went for lunch and drinks with some friends. I had the beetroot burger, which was decent. I'm…read morenot yet used to vegetarian dishes, so I can't say it fulfilled me the way a seafood or meat dish would, but a friend who also had it said it was great compared to others she had had. They have a good range of brunch and lunch menu, as well as the usual beer and drinks of a pub. Ambience was great. They had a good number of indoor seating options ranging two levels, and also a mini courtyard, semi-outdoor seating area. Service was good overall. They were quick to take the drinks order when I was the first to arrive, and our food was served within reasonable time afterwards too. A tasteful pub away from the hustle and bustle of Brixton that I would recommend.

Ladies, watch out for the loo next to the Secret Garden. The one on the right has a broken lock on…read moreit, which resulted in me being trapped in it. Unbelievably embarrassing. Someone outside washing their hands must have heard me fiddling around with the lock and door and muttering many words of disgust and horror at my situation. "You all right in there?" she called out. "I'm fine, I'm fine! Really, I'm fine. The lock's just a bit jammed, I think." "Shall I call for reinforcements?" Oh dear God. I had a vision of an army of drunken but helpful men battering down the door while I shamefully cowered in the corner of the stall. CAN THIS POSSIBLY BE THE MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT OF MY LIFE? And wait til they hear my American accent. I WANT TO DIE NOW. Meanwhile, my friend is out there in the pub, clueless and probably wondering if I've passed out from the combination of my first pint of Guinness in a pub in a decade and jet lag from a long overseas flight. Fortunately, through much gentle prodding and fingering of the lock, I was able to slide it open and emerge unscathed except for my shattered and broken self-esteem.

When in London, it is a certainty that I'll find my way to a pub for a proper pour of Guinness and…read moresome fish & Chips within the first 2 hours. First time at this pub, a stone's throw from Buckingham Palace, and the pint was excellent and the fish and chips were exceptional. Perfect crispy - not at all greasy - batter on the outside, and fresh, buttery, flaky cod within. The chips were great as well. Our server Silvana made us feel welcome the moment we walked in, and was always nearby if we needed something, but not at all intrusive. The vibe of the almost 250 year old establishment is great too, with a beautiful, large wooden bar and leaded glass windows. Will definitely be returning!

Loved our dinner experience at this pub. The service was top-notch and the food was excellent! The…read moresausage and mash was my favorite! The pub is beautiful inside - wood details with classic pub vibes.

The Vibe: The atmosphere is a perfect blend of modern and…read morecozy. The lighting is warm, and the background music is subtle enough to allow for easy conversation--ideal for a quiet dinner. The Food: I ordered the [Dish Name, e.g., Grilled Sea Bass]. It was cooked to perfection--moist on the inside with a crisp skin. The flavors were balanced, though the portion size was a bit smaller than expected for the price. The Service: The staff was attentive without being intrusive. You can tell they take pride in their work, which gives the place an authentic feel rather than a corporate, "robotic" vibe.

Really cool pub with lots of history. Bar staff was very friendly and explained lots about the pub.read more

Absolutely lovely spot. We went on a Thursday in June. The Rosendale has a beautiful leafy outdoor…read morearea for having a drink and chat, as well as a shaded back area with ping pong table - on the night we went (a Thursday) it was quiet enough a mum could nurse her sleepy baby undisturbed. Food was fabulous, braised lamb was as savory and tender as one hopes, fish and chips was fresh hot and cracklingly crisp. Fell in love with mushy peas. Bar has a handful of local microbrews (including some delicious ones brewed in house), and some of the big name beers you see most places. Staff were warm and accommodating.

They have great outdoor space with the back area being very family friendly with a play area. The…read morefront section wraps around outside of the building (so if you don't want to hear screaming kids, sit here!) We only had a few drinks but I really liked the pub. Clean, modern, welcoming. They had a French style rotisserie chicken oven going out front which smelled amazing.

As I embrace the fact that I am slowly falling in love with Brixton, stepping into The White Horse…read moremerely confirmed this. A cosy, busy pub full of hippy, arty urban types, sipping regular pub tipples in low lighting with intoxicating reggae music. You can't really ask for more when it comes to a pub, like Katy l says, there is a pool table which is a winner along with great music being pumped out at a happy volume from the roof. It was a freezing cold Thursday yet this pub was full, we squeezed ourselves onto a table with another group and sat around chatting for ages. A wonderful watering hole as my father would say!

Baked camembert fondue with caramelised onions & baguette…read more Tiger prawn spaghetti with sunblush tomato, chilli, basil & rocket. Beef, ale & mushroom pie with chips or mash. Rib eye steak & chips with garlic butter. Chicken, avocado, bacon & camembert burger with chips. Steak sandwich with rocket & caramelised onions with chips... Really, there are not enough hours in the day!