This another accidental find, we fell in love with the haddock fish and chips. It's tucked at the…read moreend of the street and, walking past 3 or 4 other restaurants. We will be sure to make this a regular stop. Relaxed ambiance and an atmosphere to be enjoyed.

We went around 1pm following a tour. What I liked about this place is that they didn't have their…read morestaff outside begging tourists to come in. The mood inside was cozy, portions large and well priced. Food was great. Would recommend.

I found this pub by accident after a Yelp event, but am so glad I did stumble in! The pub is…read moresituated within the arches of a railway bridge. The interior keeps this theme with fun trinkets and old railway signage throughout the place. There was a good selection of beer and cider and the prices were really reasonable. Mostly I enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere - it wasn't too busy being a Monday night but I got the feeling that even prime time weekends will be pleasant in comparison to other bars/pubs. Staff were really friendly and the food looked fantastic when it was being served to other tables. I am planning a trip back here and definitely bringing some friends who will love it!

Get a good craft ale and the amazingly delicious pork belly bites…read more Be annoyed about: The prices. Think central London. How busy it is. Not really their fault. Enjoy: The best beer selection in Earlsfield. Brewdog, By the Horns, Kona and many more. The menu. Again expensive, but delicious and changes daily. The bike racks. They're on the side of the building!! Vertical bikes! The railway memorabilia.

The Earl Spencer in Southfields is a great pub to have in your neighborhood. The renovation it…read moreunderwent has made for a very light and airy atmosphere but fortunately they have also been able to incorporate many of the traditional details that this pub contained. But the bigger story is the food. This has truly become a gastro pub with a changing menu of tasty items. If they have the smoked haddock in a cheese sauce, just order it. It sure goes great with one of the local beers. And the starter Chorizo salad that I ordered was an awesome way to begin a dinner in this old but also new pub!

Probably my favourite pub in Southfields, although the neighbouring Gardeners is much improved. The…read moreEarl is a great place for a beer but, as others have said, it's the quality of the food that makes it stand out in the area (the menu has recently changed following the renovations. Food was previously great but prices where a little on the high side. They seem to have come down slightly from before so I look forward to trying the revised menu). The recent renovations have freshened the place up whilst retaining the wooden-floored, slightly bare feel so loved of modern London pubs. There's a good range of beers on draft, including usually at least a couple of well-kept ales (the local Wandle and Otter from Devon tonight, both well worth a try). Staff are friendly and knowledgable and the whole pub has a very welcoming feel. There's a small seating area out front but, like the rest of the pubs on Merton Road, it's not the quietest location. If only there was a garden out back I'd happily give 5 stars.

Lovely pub food in a nice relaxing location by the river. Quite enjoyed the salads we started with.read more

Great place to eat. I love their fish and chips. Great view of Thames river and clean set up…read more Service can be a faster but the staff are polite and kind.

In the middle of nowhere -1 (Not for long though) +0.5…read moreLooks nice +1 Short menu +1 Lovely staff +1 Gorgeous, simple food done well +10. Not even expensive. +1 Definitely a top place for lunch (their sandwiches and tartines are up there with the best in London!), and well worth the trip as well if you take your charcuterie and cheese seriously or are trying to source excellent quality stuff for your next antipasti party (or I am the only one doing that?)

This joint is located in the new Embassy Gardens development next to the new US embassy…read more It offers coffees, sandwiches, drinks, as well as a range of meats and upmarket grocery items. In the evenings it turns into more of a wine/drinks establishment. At £2.25 for a small Americano, the place is pretty standard price wise. The service is great; staff are friendly, and more than willing to strike up a convo. I'm sure as more people move into the development this place will become a favourite among locals. In the meantime, if you're checking out the redevelopment in the Nine Elms area, this is a decent stopping point.

They have lattes!?!? Imagine me in this place relaxing with a warm cup of latte. Guy behind the…read morebar was fast and friendly.

Popped in for a quick meal after exploring Windsor. It was easy to get a table around 1pm on a…read moreThursday - you order at the bar and grab a table. I went for the classic fish and chips and the piece of fish was absolutely massive. Chips were perfectly crispy and soft on the inside. Washed it all down with a cider and it was a great lunch!

This place has come under new management and from the sounds of things, is VERY different from what…read moreit used to be! For a start there are no regular reggae nights, instead they provide a friendly, local service in beautiful surroundings. To me, the decor has a 'gentlemans hunters lodge' feel to it in some parts. Blue walls, leather chairs and a woodburning stove. As I said it has been taken over, and recently refurbished, so they are 'finding their feet', so to speak. They participate in a lot of local events, which is one of the things that makes South East London so great. One of the coolest things about this place is the staff.They know their stuff. Compared to a lot of the pubs in Forest Hill, this one has a lot going for it and I think is gonna be great. The beer garden is wrapped around the back of the pub, and their are seats out the front too, which I imagine would be a suntrap on a Summer afternoon. It feels quite child friendly, but dont quote me! Well worth a visit.

Bit of a disappointment, especially considering how good the pub looks from the outside. I expected…read morebetter, even from a chain pub (Shepheard Neame). Just a couple of beers and the football updates on such a big screen (and high enough volume) so as to be impossible to ignore. Managed to find an odd chilly nook at the back to get away from the not sexist (to the best of my knowledge) Jeff Stelling. Also back there was a small restauranty bit, looking more like a breakfast room at a hotel out of season. Felt like a bit of a wasted opportunity to me.

First time here since it's been refurbished. I think they have made the bar smaller as it felt…read morebigger than previously. They've gone for more tv's (I think I counted 4 on the walls) they have a couple of little booths that have their own screens in. Given the amount of tv's I think they are targeting those who like to watch sport and drink a pint and eat. The menu is pretty standard, burgers, fish and chips, chicken wings etc etc. I was in there when it was quite so service was quick and easy. It adds to the watering holes in the triangle and it's USP is the screens for sports!

Fun bar, food is truly terrible, the worst nachos I've ever had, every item shop bought. Booze, but…read moredon't eat.