They have a wide variety of food at reasonable prices (usually £7-11), including Asian noodles,…read morefajitas, fish and chips, jacket potatoes, ice cream sundaes, and more. Many of their dishes come with a drink included, as an added benefit. It can be a little busy on the weekends, and a little noisy during football games, though if joining in on the festivities, it shouldn't be bothersome.

This place does a few things and does most of them well…read more It sells booze, but is a touch on the expensive side. It shows the football but gives preference to the Rugby. Great place to watch the six nations as there is Welsh, Irish, English and Scottish locals. It opens for lunch, stays open for an afternon coffee or beer and does karaoke on thurs and a live band on Friday and Sunday nights. Table service is often avaiable, but dont wait for them to come to you for your first beer.you could be waiting all night. The best bitno, not the burgers which are pub grub style. It is the late closing (2am at weekends) and the smoking in the fire escape on a packed Friday night. Worth a drink if you want to meet people over 21 but under 40 in Wimbledon.

Not as good as it was years back but still a nice place to come and have a few beers and something…read moreto eat. They now have an Asian Fusion style kitchen which has a few well known dishes and for a very reasonable price. Just wish it wasn't so windy when you sit outside!

Turns our Bar Malden shuts at 8.30pm on a Sunday night and one of the ways this is indicated is by…read moreopening the doors allowing the freezing December air to flow in! Shame as there were quite a few punters around and not many other options that end of the High Street. Anyway it's a pleasant enough pub with lots of comfy leather sofa seating (ideal for me) and soft drink options include Fentimans so that was pleasant. I would pop in again should I ever need to take shelter near New Malden train station, which is perhaps more likely a scenario than I would like to believe.

A nice, large, 300 year old Greene King pub that has a nice casual ambience and inexpensive to…read moremoderate prices. The food was decent pub food (Mac and cheese and hunters chicken), so good experience overall.

This is one of the best places in London to watch England play football. Located outside the town…read morecentre in Wimbledon, but near the Wimbledon Chase Middle, Dundonald and Rutlish Schools means that it is a real local pub with a great sense of community. Food is very popular here with it busy at meal times on any day. Entertainment such as quiz and karaoke takes place here regularly, as do pool competitions. There is a Dart board and quiz machines, but the main thing is that it matches expectations for a community boozer. I have drunk here for many a year and often meet old faces in here on Xmas Eve and make new friends too. It is just that kinda of place where you can feel at home.

Ah yes The Tram. The Tram with live band karaoke. The Tram with Tuaca shots. The Tram that insisted…read moreI sleep on a strangers sheepskin rug. As far as pubs and bars go in this area, this is one of the best. If you want to large it, have a boogie, make friends with strangers and wake up with a saucepan next to your head, coming here is totally the right way to start your night. This place is part of the same group as The White Hart and The Antelope, which is just a few doors down. It's loved by the cool kids of the south and treated like their mecca. It's a strange mix with funny hair cuts, skinny jeans, plaid shirts who also mingle with white bootcut jeans and tops from Jane Norman. Nothing wrong with it, I'm just saying its a weird mix. Drinks are reasonable and there is loads of sitting space. It's just a bit of an arse when you get there that they have all been reserved for the rest of the night. The place is just back from Mitcham road and there will be big men on the door. They won't let you in if you come too late though as it gets full quick and becomes one in one out.

The Tram Shed and Social is a well-kept Tooting secret - tucked down an alley by Gala Bingo, it's…read moreactually a huge two-level super trendy bar that's busy enough to qualify as a club - the music is a popular mix of whatever's in fashion, from indie to 80s electro to going a bit retro and crowd-pleasing. It's built in a tram shed, so has a super high ceiling and a second level in the form of a balcony going all the way around the main floor. With an eccentric mix of tables, sofas and chairs and some patio furniture and fairy lights in the approaching alley, the place is welcoming and popular. Drinks are above average but in line with the feel of the venue.

Comfortable, relaxed atmosphere. As an international outsider, it's sometimes intimidating to walk…read moreinto a local pub. Not this one, however. It's very comfortable, not overly decorated or busy. It really is whatever you make of it. This is what a good, traditional pub looks like. The beer selection is limited, but in this setting, it's perfect. The staff is friendly, and so are the patrons. It really feels like home, if your home has a small bar in it.

I love ordinary pubs and this was a typical meeting place for local people. Additionally they offer…read morethe karaoke program :)

South London certainly has a few good drinking establishments to its credit. Be At One or B@1 if…read moreyou talk in text talk, is one of these and you are always sure to have a fun time in here. I have been a few times after work and no matter what day of the week there is always a real lively atmosphere and everyone is up for a party! They serve a cool selection of cocktails and myself having a terribly sweet tooth, I always go for the ice-cream based ones (try the Irish Disco Biscuit) which are calorific but delicious. I would try and opt for cocktails during happy hour though as they are fairly expensive outside of that at £6.50 each. It does attract a young crowd and if you get easily annoyed by groups of people singing along to cheesy music, it probably isn't the ideal place for you. Good tunes, friendly people and fab atmosphere.

B@1. No, despite what you might think (and I did at first too), it's not a dingy internet café…read more It's, for lack of a better description, London's answer to karaoke bars. The dress code is casual, the atmosphere loud, hyper energetic, and in your face, and the drinks will get you in the singing mood in no time. Keep your eye out for the specials board as these will not only be good value for money but you are likely to get them served in record time since it's the bartenders' pick of the day. Don't be shy about belting one out if your favourite tune comes out over the speakers. The music mix may also be up to the barstaff as it can be quite eclectic with Linkin Park smashing out one minute and a softer Beatles ballad the next. I've also got to give credit to the barman for making 24 mojitos in one go to satisfy our pub golf group. I'd recommend buying your bartender a drink or two early on in the night. I've found that no matter when I go or even to which B@1, the bartenders love a good drink and will take care of you if you are willing to include them in a couple of rounds. I've even managed to get jaegerbombs passed over a crowd. So listen when I say - GET YOUR BARTENDER A DRINK! Plus, drunk bartenders are a little more generous with the pouring so really everyone is a winner. Overall, it's a good place to start a fun night out. Only problem is sometimes you just don't want to leave.

Nice place, would definitely pop in again next time I'm in town. It was also handy to my rental…read moreflat, which was also great.

Croydon centre can be a bit of desert as far as pubs are concerned, with rather too many loud and…read moreladdish bars. The Spread Eagle is an exception: it's a decent boozer, centrally placed along the High Street. It has the full range of Fuller's real ales, with a reasonable range of sandwiches and other typical pub grub. Staff are friendly though could be a tad more efficient. Formerly a bank, the 1890's exterior is a dignified example of 'banker's classical' architecture, and the inside is spacious with wood panelling, high ceilings and an imposing staircase leading to an upstairs function-room. As you'd expect for a town centre pub, it has a wide range of clientele, though is reasonably quiet most lunchtimes. It has sports TV and is probably best avoided during big footie matches, but otherwise is a dependable venue. The ground floor is fully wheel-chair accessible.

I have only ever been to this pub once . it was actually piping up to be a pretty good night of…read morekaraoke, darts and large outside smoking area before a 20 man fight broke out. Not somewhere to take the girlfriend - this place is definitely more for the locals

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 was my first London bar experience and it knocked it out the park. It is quite on a weeknight,…read morebut that didn't stop me from enjoying the most awesome happy hour in London. Two for one on any drink £9 and under. The bartenders are constantly trying to retune and innovate on their already cutting edge menu. The cool rockabilly and modern American tunes pouring out the speakers adds to the Americana theme. As well as the US license plates stamped into the stairs to the subterranean toilets. I advise everyone to check this place out.

Can not give this place enough praise if you want to come to a great pre or just drink in a…read morecocktail bar with happy hour in full swing cone here. Drinks amazing bar staff are amazing and very approcable just come down and try one