Place was really good and friendly. Service was top notch and I loved the experience I had. Great…read morefood and beer had a smash burger that was absolutely amazing. Being from outside the country I felt very comfortable here and well taken care of great spot!

Lovely Victorian East End public house. Set on York Square away from the busy streets of Commercial…read moreRoad. Great Young's bitter at just £2-40 a pint. Nice staff and very friendly, well worth popping in for a beer or three. The Queen Vic is known to have copied the design of this pub for the EastEnders soap. Very unique that the Queen Mother once visited the pub and poured herself a pint of Young's.

Quiet village pub in Swanley Village. Two real ales on on my visit and there are three pumps. Beer…read moregarden and a childrens play area. It also has a restaurant. Parking at the front and more spaces around the back. A little shabby inside but comfortable enough. It was friendly on my visit and i would go back.

In here last night (tuesday 19 august) and had a wonderful night. Georga was really attentive and…read morewelcoming, making sure we had everything we needed. Atmosphere was relaxed and lively, food was wonderful (I had salmon my friend had steak) Guinness was flowing. We've been five times and we will definitely be back!

The Wheatsheaf is our go-to spot for Sunday roast when we're over from the US, and want to meet up…read morewith our friends from the neighborhood. Two of us shared the lamb today, which was done perfectly and could have fed 3 or more. One had the "trio" of pork, beef, and chicken. And the pescatarian of the group had the fish and chips. The pints and were great. And the atmosphere was super chill, with attentive service from the amazing Jess.

This is a pretty pub, with a hipster-ish crowd (at least on the Sunday we visited) and some…read moreinteresting sounding ales. If England manages to have any more happy sunny days this summer, the beer garden is lovely! There is plenty of space to sit, and lots of shade if you don't fancy being too hot. For some reason the owner seems to have a mild obsession with cats. There is nothing wrong with that...but get ready to see photos and pictures of cats all over the place, not to mention a cat shrine(!) I really love kitty-cats, and so does my other half...but we still found this quite strange! The less-lovely bits: - My boyfriend didn't like his ale (he normally loves to try interesting/less-well known beers/ale so this surprised me) - The food wasn't very impressive at all. We tried one of their handmade burgers and lamb chops. I wasn't blown away by either, and thought the portions were terrible considering the price! DON'T come for the food...but it seems like a nice place to relax and drink.

This was a lovely gold on from Colchester, which I carefully selected from a quite excellent range…read moreof beers. Would have loved to have stayed for more than one brew. The garden out back is great but there is also a lovely feel to the inside of this pub or even the smaller area out front. My personal fave in Walthamstow Funny exchange at the bar where my Mrs was behind me complaining about an arrogant Frenchman that she had encountered outside while the guy next to me at the bar, who was also French, mock defended himself to me against her points ('I don't know why she would say that' ' i don't think i was being particularly arrogant) He knew she wasn't really talking about him but he probably didn't know it was the lady's husband that he was joking with!

Honestly, this really wasn't one of my favourite pubs. The beers and the service was passable but…read morenothing really all that great. Well, the fact that it is just across from the railway station does help, which is good. Still, it really didn't blow me away all that much though.

Ah yes The Alexandra, the pub you go to, to meet friends before a night out in Clapham. It's easy…read moreto find, you'll always get get a drink at the bar quick but as soon as you've finished it you'll want to move on. It's got some colourful characters hanging around the pub outside so if you're a girl on your own its not the most comfortable place to wait. The staff however are friendly and will always chat with you if they aren't too busy. Nothing special here... move along!

Great traditional lBritish pub, very clean. Bathrooms even have nice hand soap and lotion. Service…read morewas wonderful. Quick and friendly, as we were grabbing a pint and a snack before heading out of town. Bartender was upbeat and friendly too. Food was good and served hot. We had the sausage roll and Tator tots (super crunch outside, tender inside!) yum.

I couldn't be happier sitting in the homely upstairs room at my new favourite pub, listening to…read moreSnow Patrol, using free wi-fi, sipping on a diet coke, and slipping into a rabbit hole of early 90s references through their avid use of Trolls and My Little Pony table numbers. Radical. Unfortunately, the rain is pissing down outside so I'm not able to enjoy the communal beer garden. Yet the upstairs area is so warm and cozy that I feel like I'm at home, (other than the fact that my trousers are still on). And even more so after I've sampled their down home cooking that would put up a good fight again any Mum's. The sticky toffee pudding is a not-to-miss menu item and hopefully exactly what heaven is like.

This is a nice family-run pub tucked away in the neighbourhoods just off busy Ealing Broadway. My…read morecousin remembers coming here as a kid with her dad in the 1980s and it's still a great pub today. It's small but had a pretty good beer selection of standards, London Pride, Hobgoblin and something different like Welcome Spring. On one side they have a pool table (one of the only pubs in Ealing with one!) and the other side has some nice tables, and they also have some nice outside seating. It's definitely a local's pub.

Used to think this place was cute and friendly. Unfortunately, it is no longer my neighborhood spot…read moreafter the very poor experience I had on New Year'Eve event. I not only had tickets, which I paid for, but I also had confirmed via phone that I could arrive at any time. Well, wrong. I showed up and some dude at the door said "we are closed" and shut the door. I could clearly see a huge crowd inside, music going on and the bar opened. What a fiasco and a waste of money. The only appealing feature is Bella, the dog. I didn't even get a nice "so sorry, but we are closing or cannot take any more guests". Very poorly handled. Fortunately, there's a better option next door to this place.

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