I loved exploring London's plethora of pubs . After a week of fine dining in numerous Michelin…read morestar restaurants during the last visit , I avoided them completely this time knowing there are countless restaurants with just as awesome experiences! Well... Windsor Castle DID ITS THING in wowing our group of diners. Every dish was on point, perfectly executed. We went in on a Sunday specifically to order Sunday Roasts. They all come either thyme potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, cabbage, leeks, peas and roasted root veggies. Chicken Roast- 4 1/2 stars , juicy and moist. Lamb Roast- 4 1/2 stars - served either red wine au jus , lovely Fish and chips- 5 stars, lightly battered and the best Rib Eye Steak- 4 1/2 stars medium rare , great taste and tasty peppercorn sauce Rosemary & parm fries with truffles- 5 stars, will rock you! Buttered asparagus- 4 stars Dark chocolate torte- 5 stars Lemon tart- 4 1/2 stars This is a super pub not only to eat but the ambiance is sooo cool! I will return!

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Average pub, decoration is simple, but overall nice and eclectic. If there are two things I'd…read morechange, I'd get rid of the red checkered table cloths and I would add a price list so people knew the price of beer! Hungarian food is served, meaning there's not much vegetarian food. They tend to play good music and there's a snooker table.

The 3 Hammers isn't really a particularly special pub. It's special to me because I used to come…read morehere with my father for a pint before he passed and we had some happy memories here drinking our ale. This place doesn't have the original ownership as when I went with Dad ages ago, but now it really does some nice food. They do different specials through out the week with the food. There is curry night and grill night and the ongoing 2 for 1 burger special. It's really easy to get a drink and a good bite in here (the curry is always hot and not too oily) for 10 pounds. I mostly like this pub for sentimental value and the value. The atmosphere itself is quite dark and pretty pub typical, although there are big windows in a some sections to help make the pub brighter.

Previous reviewer was lucky with the fire. They didn't light it for several weeks as a cost cutting…read moreexercise, apparently blamed on the area manager. The place was very cold! The draught beer was off but I was told that it is supposed to taste like that You couldn't make it up!! An Ember Inns pub in which Ember Inns has clearly lost interest. Very smart location though! It gets a two star as the barmaid was attractive somewhat brain dead but nevertheless attractive! :-)

Stopped by on a business trip…read more Good food, good beer, friendly service. I would definitely stop back again. A little pricey, but when on expense who cares!

This is the pub I mostly try to avoid having to visit in Hendon. The drinks are extortionately…read moreexpensive for the area (i.e. expect to pay over £5 per drink for spirits and mixers), and there are no cold soft drinks at all, they are all on shelves behind the bar, and the fridges are used only for alcoholic beverages. I had expected this to mean that a soft drink would be cheap, but it is not. You are served a mini bottle (less than half a pint) of warm coke and charged about £2 for it. The staff do not seem bothered about the nasty warmth of their drinks, I just got a shrug and a kind of "that's just how it is here" response. The food is probably the redeeming feature, being reasonably priced and tasty hearty fare, if a little bog-standard pub grub (but then it is a pub!). The only problem here is the seemingly random amount of time you wait for it. Sometimes the food comes quickly, and other times you find yourself asking what has happened, and after some embarrassment on the part of the staff, find that they have forgotten the large group of you all sitting there looking hungry. The interior is clean, well maintained and comfortable, with a large number of tables and chairs so you can sit down to eat. It is however very dark inside, not so much a problem at nights, but it seems very dark compared to outside during the day, making it a bit weird to eat lunch in. The pub shows sporting events on big screens, which are much larger than usual pub screens, though if you aren't there for the sports, you might want to avoid the pub on these occasions as it becomes very loud and crowded at these times, or you could sit outside and watch the world go by on the tables they have out on the street. Overall, not somewhere I go unless I can't force an alternative!

Went there last night with a couple of friends, what a great evening! Great atmosphere and the…read morestaff very accommodating and so helpful, lucy who was looking after us was so helpful, well experienced and great fun, look forward to our next visit.

My cousin, my wife and I came here to have dinner once. I always remember friends and colleagues…read moretalking about The Orange Tree but they had always described it solely as a pub/bar so I didn't think much when my cousin suggested we come and have late lunch here. I truly wasn't disappointed. Definitely some of the best "pub grub" I have ever had. Everything on the plate beautifully presented and the duck that I ordered was perfectly cooked. The atmosphere is nice an warm and the place a has a classy yet unpretentious feel to it. We really ought to plan another visit when we're in town.

Excellent traditional Italian food in this family run pub & restaurant…read more Have been here lots of times since these guys took it over and it's just been such a success. You definitely have to book because now everyone's found out what a great place it is. The secret's out now! Great wine, great steak, seafood, veal chop especially recommended (if it's still on the menu). Food changes all the time and it's all top quality. Car park and on 251 bus route from Mill Hill Broadway, Edgware.

A great and very old traditional pub, but also now a first class Italian Bistro. The relatively new…read moreowners have refurbed the attached 'barn' and are serving a short menu of italian food probably better than at any other italian restaurant I've been to. They also store and serve their beer very well, so a winner all round. Only criticism is that the 'pub' area including the bar, is very small, plenty of outdoor seating, but very little inside if not eating. I would certainly recommend it though! The map that's showing does put it in the wrong place though -- it's on Marsh Lane opposite Highwood Hill in Mill Hill.

What a lovely pub! Popped in here on a sunny afternoon…read more The place is ye olde and has so many quirky features. The barman was a chatty friendly bloke and it would seem really enjoyed his job - which makes a difference. There is a good selection of drinks on sale here and they are happy to mix it up a bit if you ask for something "off-piste". It is very well looked after and everything is clean and tidy. You can hire this place out for occasions and the staff will work with you on what exactly you want. There is a patio area to the rear, which is lovely and quiet and you forget that you are near a main road. Good prices, fantastic service, I am definitely going to be making this one of my preferred local pubs to go to. If reviews did emojis, I'd probably insert a heart blowing kiss one here.

While out in Radlett, I decided to stop by the Cat & Fiddle. The kitchen was closed from 3pm till…read more6pm, and during that time the pub was pretty empty with the exception of hundreds of cat nicnacs. We had some time to talk with the employees whom were friendly and told us about this history of the place. Eventually we had food - I had the Fish and Chips - and the food was as great as the staff

Oh Boy! You want to talk about history and feel it? Then…read morecome to the Spaniard's Inn. Built sometime in the 16th century this place is older than Canada or the United States and still going strong! It's been mentioned in Charles Dickens' "Pickwick Papers" and Bram Stoker's "Dracula". The poets Lord Byron and John Keats were both regulars here. After a day of tramping through Hampstead Heath and Kenwood House, you're going to build an appetite and the Spaniard's Inn is the perfect place for a dinner and drinks afterwards. So what if it is in Zone 3? Your Oyster card should cover getting here and back no problem. I came in around 6pm for supper and there was no one else in the room I was seated. I did see a blaring fireplace and two chairs already occupied by some regulars, but I was quite happy to be seated in one of the booths in the side room. I made no reservations but had no problem coming in and being seated, probably because it was the middle of the week and early evening. I'm almost positive that their Sunday Roast dinners are very popular and the place is probably packed solid and you'll definitely need reservations then. I ordered a glass of wine, their Scotch Egg as a starter, followed by their British Beef Burger with Triple-Cooked Chips. It was way too filling for any room left over for dessert. All of it was excellent. Service is A-1, the girls who were serving me were really friendly and chatty and honestly for the quality of the food here, prices are very reasonable. Also because of the historical toll-house outside and the super-narrow street, you have all the traffic buzzing past your window. I'm certain this must be a lovely place in the summer months as well. I have no hesitation recommending this place, even for the experience of having a drink at such a historically significant pub and when I'm back in London, I'm definitely coming here again.

We unfortunately did not make reservations and found the dining room it to be full when we popped…read morein during an afternoon. However, we were able to grab drinks and sit outside under heat lamps and enjoy a cocktail on property. What a fun property. Established in 1585 this place is history! Where Bram Stroker wrote Dracula, Henry Keats wrote a poem and Charles Dickens all frequented the place.

The new menu is very reasonably priced and very tasty. Was very impressed with my surf and turf!!read more

Food/drinks: yum! Loved the fish and chips + sticky toffee pudding and beer selection is standard!…read more Atmosphere: loved the atmosphere in here! Service: okay, they are friendly but forgot our orders several times Price: as expected

Rainy morning in London and I was on a mission for shepherd's pie, which, I've learned, is…read moresurprisingly uncommon at pubs these days. This place doesn't technically have it, but their braised beef & ale shortcrust pie comes very close, and it's one of their specialties. Creamed potato, greens, rich gravy... comfort food done right. £19.50 and honestly worth it, especially on a cold, wet day. The ambiance really welcomed me in: warm, cozy interior with the fireplace going and a charming vintage Christmas aesthetic. Add in friendly people and genuinely warm service. Exactly the kind of pub you hope to stumble into on a rainy London morning. I'm hyped.