The Old Frizzle sits smack in the middle of the Wimbledon Broadway. It became my local when it took over for the lackluster rugby pub that preceded it. And since then, The Old Frizzle has come a long way towards a great menu and great atmosphere. It's a really nice, fun pub with a good crowd and nice eats.
The whole menu has taken a turn for the gastronomic of late, with tons of options for good meat, fish and other English pub favorites. Their beef burger "main" plate will cost you £13.50, which by most standards is quite pricey, even for London. The small plate version is £7.50 and both sizes come with fries. The burger is served with bacon, cheddar, lettuce and tomato as standard. But for the price, the Old Frizzle serves a huge burger, bristling with melted cheese and fresh toppings on a fluffy, fresh bun. The burger itself is one of the thicker, more generous servings of beef that you'll find out there.
Beef aside, The Old Frizzle offers up some other nice burgers that spice up their "on a bun" section of the menu. They do a nice lamb burger with mint, greens and tzatziki sauce; venison with tomato, lettuce, chorizo and mozzarella; or a buttermilk and spiced panko crumbed chicken patty, topped with brie, salad, and avocado.
Overall, the Old Frizzle is just a really nice, comfy pub to spend a day in - hanging out with friends, watching the football or rugby, or shooting the shit at the bar. The front room is more of a quick eats style, with tables and benches. A nice, curved bar swing around to the left of the kitchen and goes into the back room, which is my favorite. Its walls are lined with bookshelves and it has a nice vaulted ceiling. All the projector screens reside in this room, and it also has a little stage for live music and trivia nights. I write more about it on my blog, beeffanatic.com if you're ever in the Wimbledon area! read more