Carpenters Arms in Hammersmith and Fulham

We have been to this delightful pub a number of times and always had a wonderful experience.... the menu changes with the seasons, the food has been excellent and the staff very friendly. Will be back again soon!

Gastropubs go up and down all the time. The last time i ate her a year or so ago it was excellent. This time it was OK, but nothing was exceptional. My burger was overcooked, my companion's caesar salad was lacklustre and a bit on the mean side. The wine choice by the glass was the best feature. It is a lovely quiet, charismatic, spot for lunch, especially if the sun is shining on the garden tables. The staff are friendly and laid back in a matter that some might find disconcerting. On balance, as I live locally, I recommend this as a destination following a river walk in Hammersmith. We've got a lot of average restaurants so I suggest not aiming too high.

A great place in Elgin to visit and enjoy the food and athmosphere! Very cosy in the evening without being too loud! Innovative food but maybe could have a little more for maine course to match the prices! Staff is very friendly and efficient ! We thouroughly enjoyed it. Thank you👏🙏

Really terrible poor service, visited on Wednesday lunch for daughter’s birthday, just two of us, empty garden except for table of 4. Menu’s shoved into my hand as we walked in, hands full, carrying presents so dropped a jumper, an embarrassing few seconds of realising this guy isn’t going to help me here, eventually he did the kind thing. Had to go inside after 15 minutes and ask if you needed to order drinks at the bar, no sign of anyone. The guy in charge was morose and deliberately caused an atmosphere. The icing on the cake was literally when he deliberately looked confused and offended when we asked him to light a candle on the cake, his lack of birthday spirit or service soon dampened the occasion by wanting to slap on a £20 charge onto the bill. Don’t visit this place, plenty of other local pubs to spend your hard earned wages in with gardens and delicious food.

Brill restaurant / pub. Hidden away and doing its thing. Amazing food, fab atmosphere and great staff.

Lovely pub one of the better ones in Hammersmith

Almost hidden away in Hammersmith's Black Lion Lane The Carpenter's Arms clearly has a reputation, to judge by how busy it was for a summer Sunday lunch......with the added attraction in good weather of one's being to sit in the garden area outdoors. A magnet for families, certainly, though a downside might be the consequent and unabated noise. The changing menu offers well-prepared and flavourful staple dishes, a hearty Sunday roast of slow-cooked pork belly being the focus of my own visit. Plates arrive loaded, my own dressed with a crowd of accompanying vegetable roasts including a carrot that had clearly vied for best place. If I say that the restaurant was busy then service, no matter how friendly, was certainly slow. Compared to prices charged at pub/restaurants with more pretentious profiles, prices here are relatively modest, and yet appetites are by no means short-changed. Worth a visit.

Clearly not a place for people with kids. Writing the review 5 minutes after entering the place. Walking in and the waiter very unpolitely shouting after the family whether we have booking. Saying we do not have a booking and sharing with two adult looking like complete idiots that anyway it is last order at 21:38 so may be another time. It would have been better just to communicate child policy - we do not want people with kids. I understand very busy day with first day close to 30 degC so more than enough to do. Are we going to go again; definitely not. Do these people think about others without no reasons that they are idiots; yes! Well done guys!!!

We ordered a small dish with sourdough bread and it came with two slices of toasted bread. We complained and the “manager” came to tell us that the chef told him that was sourdough SLICED bread. That’s it. Nothing more nothing less. I’d have appreciated more if they said sorry we ran out, here’s a glass of wine on the house. But no, a simple sorry about that when I said to the manager that the chef should not be a chef if he thinks that bread in is sourdough. I have a pic but I can’t attach it here unfortunately

Lovely experience with my partner on a visit across London. Got a very cheeky pint served by a very pleasant young blonde chap. Beautiful customer service from another young man who was our waiter and attended to all our needs. I will be back

Excellent music, great service, good beer and nice vibes. What more could you want? 2 pints for £8 in London. Mind. Blown. Nice one guys.

Average PUB with good food and wine selection.

Poor service and unfriendly staff - bar staff spilled half a pint on my shirt and trousers while serving. No real apology or anything offered to make up for it. Bathroom does not have locks. But...the outside seating is actually nice!!

Delicious roasts and we came here on a Bank Holiday Monday and shared a few small plates. It's usually closed on a Monday and Tuesdays with the exception of Bank Holidays. The selection of small and main dishes and desserts makes it hard to choose! Food is fantastic, seasonal and super fresh. There is a large garden and its children and dog friendly. Highly recommend foe a weekend lunch or dinner with friends or family. Great selection of wine to top it off and only a 10 minute walk to the river

Best pub around!!! The food and service are tremendous. Highly recommend. Great roast on Sundays as well ❤️

Unfortunately this was a bad experience, even though I love this pub, and have recommended it to lots of friends. However, we had bad service, waited forever for our wine, and had finished our meal when finally the wine arrived. It wasn't even that busy..The food this time was ok'ish. But we got overcharged by almost £30 ( as the service charged also increased) and rang and told them. Yes, we should have studied the bill at the table, I know, but we were in such a hurry and didn't pick up on it until we were on our way home. Sadly we had to ask for an apology, which was a shame. They will reimburse us. Arrgh-Ugh.....I was disappointed that day. I have been many times and had better experiences. They better pull their socks up, I think..

I want to like this place more than I do. Lovely location and garden out the back. Interior is rustic. The service is pretty good. I met a friend here for lunch and it was delightful outside on a sunny day but, having suggested the venue, I was embarrassed by the quality of the food which was average at best. We both had Caesar salads as main courses with fries on the side. The salads were uninspiring, meagre and overpriced. We then had cappuccinos which were cold. I know times are tough but we felt they had compromised too much on quality in order to turn a profit. In the future, I would happily meet someone here again for a drink but not for a meal.

Some of the best food I've tasted for a while. We sat in the garden and it was very dimly lit so this accentuated the taste experience over the look on the plate. Portions are small. The wait staff extremely busy and struggling but you forgave them for the food. Pricey but worth it. Others in our party did not agree as their steak was undercooked and basically it was too dark to judge easily what was on the plate in front of them. If we do go again I would venture only on a less busy evening and I would aim to sit inside.

Food was good, and garden nice but the service was unfortunately verging on rude. We arrived at 2.30 for our 2.30 booking on a Saturday and they insisted we had to order asap because the kitchen was closing (online it says it closes at 3). It was quite obvious all the staff wanted to clock off early to take advantage of the first sunny Saturday afternoon of 2024. I can totally sympathise with this feeling but I am afraid when you have paying customers, who have booked and when it is on the higher end (£25-35 a main) you should be delivering a high quality service too. Sadly we felt rushed and unwelcome. Also had to ask for cutlery, more drinks and (ironically) the bill.

Great spot for drink/meal in cosy pub garden in Chiswick. Positives: delicious food, good atmosphere, friendly service. Negatives: very slow service despite place not being that full, drinks ordered were forgotten (twice!) and food is not cheap. Could be so much better.

I read about the restaurant on a magazine and was excited to try it out. The food however fell short of our expectations. My (only available) vegetarian option was very bland and left much to be desired, the chicken was dry and the gravy in the beef dish was bland. Sadly, disappointing overall.

This used to be our local for food and drink, however after several poor experiences since the new owners took over, we decided to give it just one more try. I wish we hadn’t! Again, greeted at the door by two rather brisk employees telling us they were fully booked and only the garden was available…..If they had taken the time to listen, I was telling them all we wanted was a drink in the garden! Btw - only three tables inside were taken, not many more when we left an hour later! Then as we sat there finishing our drinks with our dog, a mother came outside to the garden ( dining inside with her family) having a discussion with her child about his toilet, then promptly sat him on a potty to pee and Pooh! I was under the impression this pub had toilets inside (!) and I seem to believe there are kiddie toilet seats most parents carry with them to attach to a normal toilet well we did in my day! What an interesting experience - rather put us off our drinks! I must add we were with our very well behaved dog who has never poohed or pee’ed at any time we’ve visited this garden of this pub! Appalling experience! Sadly we won’t be returning - instead we’ll venture to the wonderful Black Lion - which we highly recommend.

Lovely place in such an adorable neighbourhood - food was absolutely incredible with staff service to match! Must go for a drink or meal if you’re in the area.

Oh my! WHAT a little gem. Serious food in a welcoming, homely pub with great staff and better wine (no offence team we just loved the wine 😉) will return very soon.

LOVED this pub. It wasn’t what we were expecting- it was more of a gastropub. the food was incredible (they just had a new chef come in) and creative and everything was absolutely delicious! We also loved the laid back vibe with mismatched furniture. will definitely be back to try the sunday roast.

Nice pub but bar staff are rude and a couple of sad acts

Outstanding in every respect. The roast pork brought tears (of joy!) to my son's eye and we had to ask for the recipe. I had the roast beef - beautifully rare. The service was attentive but not overbearing. We will be back.

Food was nice but only one veggie option!!! Really.

We visited this pub today and was a huge disappointment ,as everything we got was not cooked as it it explained on the menus . Even the Roast was fried including the carrots and kale . Sorry guys huge disappointment.our bill was £132 .00 .

The food very poor for the price. Chips was terrible. Fish and steak were too salty. I will not come back

We came for Sunday lunch, it was amazing!! Zaina took amazing care of us- the food and drinks were perfect as was the service! We will definitely be back! :)

Fabulous food, atmosphere and service. Zaina was a great host and her recommendations for food and drink were spot on 👍

Expected the fire to be lit at lunch time,bit pricey both drinks and food. Very little atmosphere, especially just after Christmas 🎄

My son-in-law recommended this pub and I took my daughter and her husband there for lunch. Although the look of the dining area is not very prepossessing, the choice of food listed on the menu and service are excellent. We had simple but excellent dishes that were well prepared after we had ordered them and were delicious. I noticed that there was a large garden area at the side of the building and it must be a very pleasant place to visit when the weather gets warmer.

We enjoyed our dinner very much at The Carpenter's Arms. The food was fabulous and our server Zaina was so friendly and helpful. I also really enjoyed the cosy atmosphere on a cold January night. We'll definitely be back!

Fantastic food in a wonderful local pub. Excellent service from Zaina, who was able to walk us through the menu and wine list. The log fire was a welcome addition on a cold winter's night too.

ZAINA IS a Ledge - and my food was delicious!!! Love this pub

In the end, this is my favorite pub (gastropub) in London. The atmosphere, food, wine, and servers are all 5 stars!

Great experience and delicious food and attentive staff.

I had high hopes for this place as it seems to have a lot of fans. My first impression was how shabby it is particularly jarring in its location. The upstairs private room is pleasant, but getting to it is quite odd, and the loo on the landing looks like it hasn't been cleaned since the pub was built. The food is OK but rather simple, bearing in mind the price. One of the ales was off, which happens, but they continued to serve it after I'd pointed this out. In conclusion - highly overrated.

I live one minute around the corner. Rarely come here. Tonight really fancied a pint after work with loved ones, met there and was immediately asked if we had a reservation. I said no and started walking to the bar to order a drink. I was waved at and the Italian sounding man asked “sorry but you can only stay for 45 minutes.” Sums the place up. I’ve eaten and drunk here countless times over the last 13 years and can only say it is at its worst right now. Seriously what kind of pub asks you if you have a reservation and then tells you there’s a limit to how long you can stay? Food used to be excellent now it’s overpriced and not excellent. It’s run by people who DON’T KNOW what a pub is. As for reviews saying the food is good and unpretentious, do we live in different worlds? The place is full of one type of person only. If you go there you’ll know what I mean. It’s not a pub. Nipped around the corner to a proper pub, full of every type of person imaginable. Townies, poshoes, weirdos, construction workers, media types, old people with dogs, the best atmosphere and ended up meeting lovely people and having a great time as usual. I don’t mind that “type of person” I mentioned before. I get on with all types. But The Cross Keys around the corner is a proper boozer not this pretentious rubbish. I am one for always retrying places that I previously judged I don’t really like, but tonight’s visit confirmed all my pre-existing ideas. My review is not based on having walked in and walked out tonight, I’ve eaten and drunk here a few times under the current management. Will avoid for the foreseeable, perhaps until it comes under new management … again.

Had dinner there with my friend. Food is nice but expensive, service charge 12.5% we had the lobster and mushroom risotto. Baked cheese cake was good. When I was back to see my friend in this area we will probably go to another local place as this pub is missing something that would make us return regularly.

Quite cozy inside but the food was mediocre and overpriced

The pub is lovely and so are the staff but the food should be hot and unfortunately wasn't.

I have waited for some time to write this review. After a poor experience sometime ago, which I reflected in my review, I have returned several times this Summer and early Autumn both lunch and dinner. Food was again fresh, unpretentious and tasty. Size could be bigger but very good. Service is nice but needs a bit of fine tuning - will get there I think. Atmosphere was great as ever, All in all I am glad to see one of my favourites places back on track. Well done guys

Fantastic food, cannot rate well enough with a lovely wine list to match. The menu has a wonderful variety with fresh delicious ingredients and decent sized portions for the price

We hired the private dining room which was amazing - we had our own waitress who looked after us so well! The food was stunning - would highly recommend this place!

We had a lovely lunchtime Sunday roast at the Carpenters Arms. A cool but sunny autumn day - we had a table in the courtyard to the rear as we had out dog with us. The atmosphere in the pub was lively and cheerful. The staff were all very pleasant, helpful and efficient. The food was excellent: plentiful portions, excellent roasties and good quality meat (we had pork and chicken), and the veggies were great. We loved it. Decent value, too.

On our way to visit the Fuller's brewery, we stopped here for a drink and a short break. And what a lovely place we found : the pub is very nice and lovely decorated, but its gem is its terrace ! Full of flowers, trees, plants, it's the perfect place to enjoy your drinks or meals (we didn't try it but the menu has nice dishes - all homemade with locally grown ingredients based on the sign at the entrance). We don't feel like you're in the middle of a big city. Team is very nice and friendly, we'll definitely be back to try the food (and Chiswick is a very nice are btw). Thanks

the beer here was amazing! tried 3 of the 4 available on tap and loved them all

It's a lovely looking pub is the Carpenter's Arms and their garden is an oasis of calm on a steamy night in London. Excellent service, nice beer, pretty good wine list and the food wasn't bad. The menu does need some refreshing though as the limited offering was all heavy meals which given the warm evening didn't sit too well especially given the prices are what you would pay in good restaurant. I don't mind paying £30+ for a main course if it's great food but this wasn't quite there. However a little bit of focus and it will be back to it's 5 star best.

Great brew selection and nice outdoor garden to enjoy on a sunny day !

Very nice staff, great cocktails. Nice neighborhood. Cozy inside and cute garden.

The Carpenters Arms is a traditional pub located in Hammersmith, London. It has been serving locals and visitors alike for over 150 years. The pub is known for its friendly atmosphere, its wide selection of beers and ciders, and its delicious food. The Carpenters Arms is a great place to go for a drink with friends or family. The pub has a large bar area with plenty of seating, and there is also a beer garden out back. There is a good selection of ciders, wines, and spirits. The Carpenters Arms also has a good reputation for its food. The pub offers a variety of pub classics, such as fish and chips, burgers, and pies. There are also a few more unusual dishes on the menu, such as the black pudding scotch egg. The Carpenters Arms is a great place to go for a relaxing drink or a meal. The pub is friendly and welcoming.

£72 for a bottle of Priorat that retails at £18 in Oddbins is daylight robbery. Should have been £50 max. Need to ask for prices when getting a wine recommendation

Kept waiting for food, when asked for some bread after 1hr20mins was told the kitchen was too busy to bring it. Had to buy peanuts at the bar. Main meal arrived after 2hrs with one rude staff member. Food was good when arrived, but not worth the price when compared with better quality restaurants and level of service. Disappointing for a celebratory meal and could have been handled far better.

Fantastic staff especially Armando Basilio and Christian. Great atmosphere and fantastic food all round well done! New local!

Beautifully welcoming and traditional pub during the day and restaurant at night, tables are booked in evenings. I loved it, I will certainly return.

Lovely, laid back atmosphere in a charming neighbourhood. Nice, helpful staff (haven't eaten there, so review only for drinks and experience).

Staff if kind and friendly, attentive service and super tasty food. Loved it and would definitely recommend it!

Pleasant evening , with some good beers and food.

I absolutely love this place, it's a perfect oasis of good food, a great wine list, and a beautiful garden - and the vibe indoors is as lovely as outside. A gem.

Waiters too busy and rude Food - 4 different roasts arrived on one plate swamped in cold gravy Vegetables overcooked

Locals of this pub for over 20 years.. The last two times we are met at the door and told we can’t head into the garden unless we’ve booked! Garden remained empty for the 40 minutes we sat and had a drink. Sadly it’s losing its appeal. Such a shame.

Peu de bières à la pression mais la cuisine est délicieuse et un très chouette beer garden

Really good food, nice big tables and relaxed atmosphere. Staff super friendly too

If I could this -10 stars I would One of the worst meals I've ever eaten which took an eternity to arrive. We ordered rump of beef and poussin for Sunday lunch The beef was inedible and was something akin to a 1970 Toby inn, thin tasteless beef quite obviously frozen, half a poussin which is no where near enough for a portion. The chicken was dry and tasteless and swapped with what seemed to be bisto gravy as was the beef Vegetables looked like they'd been cooked 5 days ago The staff utterly useless all should be working in a "hipster" pub in the east end where quality doesn't matter as long as they think they look cool, Italian general manager who clearly has zero knowledge or idea of hospitality or service and should be fired henceforth I've been in Michelin catering, hospitality for 40 years and have never ever experienced anything quite as bad as this, l've run some of the best restaurants in London and this whole sham blemishes all the good ones out there and insults all that try to do good Steer clear at all costs It's dirty (gone are the days off shabby chic) I used to go there in 2006 when Paul Adam's was the chef where you got some of the best cooking in London How the mighty fall DO NOT VISIT AT ANY COST

One of the worst meals I’ve ever eaten which took an eternity to arrive. We ordered rump of beef and poussin for Sunday lunch The beef was inedible and was something akin to a 1970 Toby inn, thin tasteless beef quite obviously frozen, half a poussin which is no where near enough for a portion. The chicken was dry and tasteless and swapped with what seemed to be bisto gravy as was the beef Vegetables looked like they’d been cooked 5 days ago The staff utterly useless all should be working in a ”hipster” pub in the east end where quality doesn’t matter as long as they think they look cool, Italian general manager who clearly has zero knowledge or idea of hospitality or service and should be fired henceforth I’ve been in Michelin catering, hospitality for 40 years and have never ever experienced anything quite as bad as this, I’ve run some of the best restaurants in London and this whole sham blemishes all the good ones out there and insults all that try to do good Steer clear at all costs It’s dirty (gone are the days off shabby chic) I used to go there in 2006 when Paul Adam’s was the chef where you got some of the best cooking in London How the mighty fall DO NOT VISIT AT ANY COST

Wow, this place is a hidden gem, the atmosphere is amazing and the beautiful courtyard is a haven on a hot day, cool and breezy! Lovely attentive staff, great clientele, and the food….Where do I start with the good, so good, so perfectly cooked and presented.

Amazing place to go! Great atmosphere and many different good beers. Staff is very helpful and nice. Definitely a recommended place in West London

We love this pub. Very cozy. Nice atmosphere

They have a charming terrace, which is why I come here during the summer months, but I stick to drinks only. The one time I dined here was a bit disappointing - the food was mediocre and overpriced. Most of the staff are lovely, but there are two guys working here that are so rude and difficult, you'd think you were in Paris. There are many better pubs in the area, but seeing as this one is next to my house, I still come for the occasional drink in the garden.

Basilio was amazing😍 he was so prepared, knowledgeable and very kind! The garden is an hidden gem 💎 the food is just amazing. You need to visit!

Went in twice recently and spent hundreds of pounds. However on both occasions the staff treated us rudely and arrogantly when we tried to pay the bill. We acted polite and tried our best to resolve the situation but both the staff on shift, particularly the manager was incredibly ungracious and inpatient.

This place is amazing! Loved the food and the vibe, the staff are very attentive and Zaina who was our waitress was very lovely and inviting, she recommended the beat dessert would definitely recommend this place to a friend!

We had an amazing time and Sunday roast. Great atmosphere and friendly staff. Armando was superbly looking after us. He made our stay positively memorable. Bloody Merry So Tasty 😋 Thank you! 6 stars ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👏

best espresso martini i ever had. definitely will recommend for a date or just a cozy evening

Fantastic independent pub! The garden, service, and food is smashing!

Visited first time following a recommendation of our friends. Environment is nothing exceptional, service is great but what is beyond expectation is the dish served. We would certainly recommend to visit, especially when the garden is open as inside venue can be quite loud. Food experience is worth the not very low price tag (4 people, starter + main + 2 drinks each = £210) which is nowadays nothing surprising. We will be back, thank you! :-)

Favourite mood lit pub In London. Great cocktail list, great food and an amazing garden. Candles everywhere!

We had the most amazing time in the private room for a friends Birthday. Basilio went above and beyond to ensure that the lunch was a success. The food was fantastic and the service was excellent. One of the best spots in London!

Despite there being loads of unreserved seating in the garden. We were not allowed to drink there as we weren't eating. We were only going to stay 20 mins. We offered to move if any diners arrived (it was 2.30pm). But apparently this was the policy and the manager was both inflexible and a little rude. Places like this shouldn't really call themselves pubs, if they can't welcome drinkers. I've eaten here many times before and the food has been OK. But they've lost my custom now.

This was the single worst pub meal I have ever had. So many things went wrong I will just use bullet points. - Arrived, no eye contact, had to wait until staff finished their conversation. - Paid for 2 drinks until waiting for friends, then it reappeared on our bill at the end. They specifically asked if we want a tab, we chose to pay, regardless they tried charging us twice.. Petty. - Waiter fresh out of school, zero knowledge about menu, no manners either, just didn't care. - Cheap service, high prices. - Table setup incomplete. - Had to ask for everything at least twice.. - Food overpriced big time. - 3 quid for 2 slices of cheap Lidl-like bread as starter. What a joke. - 26 quid for a ribeye steak that was so burnt and bitter I wanted to throw up. - CLEAN YOUR GRILLS!... It's disgusting. - Unevenly cut, unevenly cooked. Served with a half a handful of chips. Disappointing.. - Wine mega-overpriced off a very small mediocre menu. Staff clearly has no idea about them at all. You should learn more about your most expensive items, just a thought... - Laughable portions of 8 quid desserts, chocolate cake slice size of my finger. I thought it was an April fools joke but I didn't laugh.. - When we asked for the bill (twice) we received another table's much higher bill. - Then finally received our own bill with the initially already paid two drinks on... - Those were finally removed but they still tried to charge us for service charge. - The management clearly knows nothing about customer service in London. If you are this expensive you should do better!.. When you make so many mistakes at such an expensive place, you should offer some of the following to compensate: remove service charge, remove desserts, remove drinks, apply discount, be friendly and apologetic and show some sympathy instead of your meaningless explanation why your waiter is so bad at their job. Just amazing how little this place cares. - If you want to be a pub you should have more beer and not just 4 taps. - If you want to be a restaurant you should have better food and service. - If you want to be a gastropub, you should nail both!!! My final conclusion (from someone who worked in hospitality industry in London for years): You need a new manager who cares, can create a good atmosphere, and can improve the entire team: kitchen, bar and front of house. The menu is too pricey for the quality of food and the size of portions, make them cheaper or make them better. Improve your selection of drinks or charge less. Kitchen staff needs educating about the very basics, so they can deliver quality food and your customers will happily pay high prices and will return. Not that complicated. Same goes for your front of house staff, friendliness and care pays off. As for the facility itself, it has a very old feel but not in the good way. New decoration is much needed, it's like a teenager's bedroom with all the coasters on the walls, so boring.. The uncovered rusty tables and chairs from the garden must go too before one of your customers eds up in hospital in need of a tetanus injection.. Overall I would give my experience a 0 out of 10, it didn't even hit the bar to get 1. Seriously, this is embarrassing for the owners. It feels like they can't keep up with the prices and simply went broke but too stubborn to admit it. Fish stinks from the head...

Opens late so only really cater for the toffy people that live in the area who can afford to eat out every night Its not a pub its a ponced up gastro Popped on for a few pints but felt uncomfortable and left FOOD WAY TOO EXPENSIVE

This is a truly outstanding little gem tucked away near beautiful St Peters Square. We had an amazing dinner with our teenagers. The food was delicious, creative and seasonal. And the welcome and service from Louise and Walid were exceptional. We have previously booked the private room upstairs for a dinner for 12 which was a wonderful and memorable evening. Can't wait to return! Rob and Charlotte

Fantastic & so friendly. My wife and I were originally attracted to this pub / restaurant as her maiden name was Carpenter. Random I know but as we were in Black lion Lane why not. So you can imagine our happiness when we were treated to a superb Sunday lunch with such superb friendly staff. If all restaurants had such lovely colleagues we would all be happier eaters. Louise the manager and Walt (excuse my misspelling) were professional and friendly. Our food was great and the St Emilion lovely. We are going back this Sunday with my daughters husband and her daughter. Thank you again.

What a hidden gem. Lovely staff lovely hidden garden. A must for a pint or two. Thank you.

Amazing atmosphere, extremely friendly staff which they told us little bit about history of that pub which was super interesting. Nice to see staff who is truly engaged with the place they working. They showed us old pictures how that pub looked before and how it changed during that time. Amazing additional entertainment.

Excellent and very creative food.

It was my husbands birthday last night and we had a fun evening in this well decorated pub with great staff and good beers.

Absolutely gorgeous. I will be back soon for more.

Went to a wedding here and it was the best wedding I've ever been to. The team was so accommodating, attentive and friendly and the food was the best wedding food I've ever had - everyone agreed! The staff also decorated the venue beautifully - would recommend!

Had a fabulous meal on Friday evening: beautifully cooked chateaubriand, hand-cut chips also cooked brilliantly, winter vegetables and an excellent dessert. Lovely ambience and great service. Highly recommended

This was our visit, of many visits. Beautifully cooked food, the menu variety was incredible, the staff bent over backwards and were extremely accommodating and overall a very pleasant experience. Highly recommended.

Don’t go here for Christmas!!! No atmosphere no fire no staff no good!!!

Nice pint, nice fire, classic local.

Epically poor Sunday Roast. I order the only VG option which was cauliflower and literally got a slice of cauliflower steak for £25. The VG gravy was watery and side veg accompaniments poor. Daylight robbery!

Excellent autumn food, venison with berries, nuts and dark chocolate jus. Roaring fire and excellent service. Very good cheese board and a rare excellent dessert wine option - a late harvest gewurtztraminer

One of the hidden gems in Chiswick. Great food, drinks and vibes.

Delicious and very special food, perfect decoration, fantastic service from helpful friendly and knowledgeable staff.