We popped in on a Saturday evening while heading to Tooting, only to find the pub a mix of a private party, and a number of families and dogs. We have been here when they have arranged comedy nights or movies, sports etc and had a blast.
What a great pub! It was established in 1876. The staff are super friendly. They have a weekly Tuesday quiz night which was really fun. Great cider and ale. Restrooms are downstairs, where there is also a cinema. There is handicapped restroom at ground level. Just ask the person tending the bar and they will let you in.
Previously came in for food and they weren't serving. Serving times are odd as well. On this occasion we waited ages for service maybe as they were short staffed and apparently family run, seemed to take forever, eventually got our food which was not great. Fish and chips came with fries not chunky chips (weird in my opinion), Mushy Peas were dried and looked like they'd been in the pot for a while, chicken strips and chips were also really overdone so much so my son hardly ate anything, not like him. There were quite a few little flies about as well which put me off eating too. It's a real shame as it's local to me and we need more child, friendly places. The one guy who was serving was nice but he was clearly run off his feet while answering the phone and serving, not good service for a pub. Think it's safe to say, we won't be eating here again.
Delighted to go 5-Stars! Excellent service and delicious food across the menu. Great atmosphere and family friendly vibe on a Saturday afternoon/evening. Patrick front of house was brilliant, and Anshul behind the bar was exceptional! A serious mix-master – his Espresso Martinis were unbelievably good! Thank you and keep it up! Terence
I had my gender reveal here recently and the staff were so lovely, welcoming and accommodating. The food was lovely and the children's meals were brilliant. I would definitely recommend here if you wanted to have an event or even day lunch/drinks or chilled evening drinks with friends
While this used to be a favourite pub due to cinema nights it offered downstairs I can't say it's retained the glory days of the past. Bar service was great & it's still popular for a local drink with live music. However, my pie was miserable, felt like it had been reheated in a microwave with overboiled veg and the meanest bottom of the pan portion of mash I've ever seen...asked for more but even that tasted old. It's a shame but the kitchen is awful.
I want to like it more. Since they've changed hands they definitely improved the service and the odd opening hours. Also nice to see them serve a roast, show sports and host quiz nights. I enjoyed the roast dinner but the weekly food was bad with terrible prices. Paid £6 for halloumi - fine, but they came from a bag. Everything is mentioned gourmet throughout the menu when it just isn't. Gourmet burger and chips is best part of £17!! Felt so ripped off. Below average burger and chips from a bag. Unfortunately the food was better and cheaper by the previous owners. I understand it's tough for pubs at the moment but the prices do not match the quality. Will try again in 3 months
Very happy to have this pub as our new local having just moved to the area. Olly and the team let us rent out the upstairs for our daughters birthday and they went above and beyond to help throughout the day. We couldn't have been happier. Everyone had a great time and we had many thumbs up reviews on the food from our guests. Great pub.
Used to have great food before lockdown first time going since then. Only doing burgers, but they were very good. Unfortunately they are not selling ale which was a surprise. Had a nice wine instead. Staff very good, safe distancing well observed. Would recommend if you are not bothered about having ale.
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