New Inn in Richmond upon Thames

Since we last dined here there appears to have been a change of ownership. Maybe it is early days yet but certainly needs to improve and it is way off its previous standards. There was a lack of staff behind the bar and we waited too long to be served. pay and order at the bar. Whilst the meals were still very good we thought the prices were rather exorbitant. All round very disappointing

A very nice local pub food and drink are good reasonably priced we have two pubs to choose from the new inn wins byfar well worth a visit also live music and a quiz night the new owners must be given a big well done

Amazing food and lovely staff. Burger and fish and chips were lovely. Will be back as they do a great specials board with lots of variety. One of the most beautiful beer gardens in London as well.

we have visited this pub on occasions over the past 30 years ago. Regrettably it has recently gone significantly downhill prices have shot up and food standard have gone down. The increase in beer prices are much higher than average. we had to wait over 10 minutes to be served at the bar. shame because this is basically a nice traditional English pub

Not sure whats happened to this pub. Used to be expensive but food was ok. Now even more expensive but food has gone downhill. Not well cooked and tiny portions. They seem used to knocking the meal off the bill. Odd that you can have a cheaper and a perfect meal at the Ivy! Also got charged a service charge for my drinks. Insult to injury.

Tartare sauce isn't just for fish and chips and The New Inn's chef gets my taste buds in overdrive with her magical recipe! I always have her quiche, chips and salad which the TS compliments perfectly and they give you a jam jar full of this elixir, not just two measly pots! Couple this with a very welcoming landlady and staff, extensive beer garden and beautiful surroundings and you have the foundations of a very satisfying afternoon!

Our lovely local....this is a special quiet pub with sweet polite staff and good beer. The grub is average, but the intention is huge... Thank you New Inn you add so much to our community

The pub is nice and homely, with a really nice atmosphere. Staff are very friendly and welcoming 💕 However the fish and chips ?? Very crispy batter , but completely and utterly tasteless . If you closed your eyes you would not even think you were eating fish ?? Must be frozen and very poor quality?? Probably should invest in better quality produce.

We took the family to The New Inn for a half-term treat and had THE best time. Lovely buzz about the place, with great service and the most delicious food. We all ate off the Specials Board and it was all excellent - particular favourites were the most beautifully cooked Beef Brisket and a delicious Lamb Tagine. The dog curled up under the table and left us to enjoy it all - along with a lovely bottle of wine. Great team behind the bar too. We walked over the lock from Teddington. A great night out.

Walking the Thames Path and decided to stop off for lunch. Fantastic welcoming pub, great atmosphere and the food was lovely. Would highly recommend it. A real treat.

Dreadful food, tatty pub. I came home for lunch as I sent the quiche back uneaten, it had raw runny egg on top, I did not see it until after a few bites. Greasy quiche with a completely soggy base. The meal for two cost £51. Drinks were a coke and a sparkling water. They should be ashamed of what they are serving. I did complain and the person I spoke to offered to cook the dish more or provide something else. They did not seem surprised by the complaint, perhaps there are many. A lovely location but I don't know why anyone would eat there.

Good old traditional pub with excellent beer and nice food. I had a pint of Young's bitter and it was so good I took a photo of it! The food is also pretty good but it's not cheap. There's a beer garden with about 10 tables which is nice in the summer.

Great looking for outside and pleasant garden, inside needs a make over. Very much a locals pub which is great, drinks good, poor value food.

Seriously In need of cleaning up and making a cosy old pub that you want to spend time in. It could be great, the outside and location very attractive but step inside and not so much.

The New inn is a lovely Traditional pub located on Ham Common . The service was excellent but we considered the cost of food and drink was on the high side

Beware bing told to ‘sit down and we’ll bring your drinks to you and take your food order’. Although this is said with warmth and the food is excellent, the bill includes a ‘discretionary’ 12.5% service charge to what is basically a bar food setting with e.g. no set restaurant tables. Leaves a bad taste in the mouth after an otherwise good experience. I suspect that when other reviews have complained of overpriced food, they have not looked at this quite sizeable addition to the bill.

Friends asked me to meet here so I checked the existing reviews where it seemed to be represented as a slightly overpriced good old fashioned pub BUT with good food. What it was was an old fashioned pub with not bad but not good food (frozen chips); no heating; a large tv in one of the areas, out of date decor and staff that struggled to make the eye contact necessary to achieve a meal. I will definitely not be revisiting, The final straw was their inability to accept (definite policy) an utterly unforgeable £20 note from Scotland.

Lovely find. Very friendly pub, very busy but at the same time relaxed. Had the fish and chips and it was amazing. Highly recommend

It is set in a corner of Ham Common The New Inn retains its traditional values. It is a grade 2 listed building, that dates back to the 18th Century originally a coaching Inn. The staff are welcoming and helpful, The food is very nice, but I fee lit is a little overpriced.. The main negative some of the seating is well past its sell by date and is very uncomfortable. It requires replacing. A nice patio garden area with wooded bench tables at the rear of the pub

Went here with my family Sunday, children meal with was 2 sausages and a handful of chips £8.95 i would expect to pay that for an adults meal, roast beef was very poor 3 very thin slices, 3 small potatoes and small amount of vegetables which always baffles me as veg is cheap so why not include more? 4 meals costing £74.36 and went home hungry!

Been to this pub several times after lockdown was eased. Really good burgers. Have also tried the sandwiches. Very nice. Friendly staff 5 stars

A group of us from a walking group came for a lunch and sat in the pleasant back garden. Nice relaxed atmosphere and excellent food. My goat's cheese salad was delicious, everyone was happy with their meal. Service was a little on the slow side, but it was very busy and the waitress was charming and apologetic, so it didn't impinge on our enjoyment.

Booked for a family lunch which included people travelling from Essex and an elderly (93) uncle. Very personable service from Staff and Chef. Everyting freshly cooked to order and a relaxed and lovely atmosphere.

We are so glad that the New Inn is open again. The food is still excellent ,wonderful duck , very good burger ;all in all great 'home cooked' food. We are so glad they are open again and the regular customers have returned.

Very cosy pub with great food. Very good hygiene too. In good weather there's a pretty garden to the back.

Had been alerted to this place being open for drinks - outside only - last week, by a mate from Motspur Park. Certainly the temperature had dramatically dropped in the South of England, in the last 48 hours, so it was strange to chuck on...

This is always a great experience, our group always try's to have Christmas Lunch here the food is to a high standard and plenty of it with good staff ,we hope together there again

Came here for a drink after a long walk in Richmond park and have to say the service was amazing! Ged is an absolute delight... couldnt have been any better!

The New Inn is very friendly pub, with a good atmosphere. I regularly eat at there, the food is great.

Saturday night in early February, easy to find a table, nice beer, the specials on offer were an attractive variety. We enjoyed a good meal overall, reasonably priced.

Nice Saturday lunch Xmas burger was fun and imaginative Good service Nice ambience The only downside was the price of the sirloin steak - £24 was just too much money for the frankly average quality of both the steak and the very basic and uninspiring...

I arranged to meet a friend here for lunch, forgetting that a complaint I emailed after my last meal here was never answered. The menu looked very interesting, if extremely expensive. I ordered aubergine and chickpea curry. I was well presented in a balti dish,...

The food here is quite nice but very overpriced. Our main problem here was the uncomforable seating. One chair broken and another we could feel the springs. The seating needs to be replaced. service was excellent and a nice atmosphere. Very dog friendly.

Food very poor quality and small portions. Experience for what was frozen food. Soup was light a terrible thick gloop named curried vegetable?? Camembert with toast and crudities was so small for £6.75! Corn fed chicken tiny at £13.95! Scampi and chips frozen poor quality...

What a lovely meal. Salad, chicken, bacon, avocado, Stilton ... to die for! Lovely meal in a lovely setting and reasonably priced too. Fantastic staff! Highly recommended!!

The New inn is very much a blast from the past. a traditional pub without music or TV. it is showing some signs of wear with some "Rickity" chairs. The furnishings generally needs replacing. The food here is excellent albeit rather expensive. Order it at...

Really old fashioned pub, cosy and comfortable, selling all types of drinks and tasty organic food. Pretty outside garden lovely in sunny weather plus New Inn is situated right on Ham Green and not far from Ham House. Service is excellent.

Wir waren schon häufiger zum Essen in dem Restaurant, es ist urgemütlich, die Küche ist englisch, Wunder darf man also nicht erwarten. Fish und Chips zum Beispiel oder die Nachos waren prima, natürlich gibt es weitere Speisen wie meet, Pasta etc.

Well priced and good quality pub food with a lovely garden - exactly what we were looking for after a walk through Richmond park!

This is a really nice place on a summers evening to sit out in the large beer garden at the back, take in a few pints and some excellent simple, well-done food. I had the ribs and my significant other had one of the vegetarian options, both of which were of high quality, arrived quickly and were presented very plainly. We were initially a little worried that the noise form the road would ruin our enjoyment of the beautiful early summer evening...but the noise was barely audible over the 2 metre brick wall surrounding the beer garden. There was a good choice of beers, and we even ended up having a desert...tempted by the list on the menu!

Dopo una lunga camminata con la speranza di vedere i cervi,senza risultato,abbiamo mangiato un ottimo club sandwich accompagnato da una buonissima "london bitter beer " ... ci ha ripagato della fatica.

The New Inn is located on a corner of Ham Common with a picturesque outlook. It is a traditional English pub with no television or music.. the food is very good but overpriced for a pub. The service is very friendly. They serve some good real ales. We thought the furnishing were a bit tired and certainly athe chairs needs replacing, our were very wobbly.booking in advance is advised as it can get very busy. Especially on a Friday evening.. it is a dog friendly pub.

Great food in a historic pub. Reasonable food prices (specials board worth a read), delicious and lovely pint of Adnams.Fiendly service Close to Ham Common and Richmond Park Charming, old cottage next door with an amazing cottage garden.

Sadly the roasts were all gone by the time we went for a late lunch but the Steak and Guinness pie was excellent. Nice and hot with loads of chips. Friendly atmosphere and staff. Not over priced. All good. Parking around the green was easy.

Walking through the park to get our bearings as visiting the area, happened upon this lovely pub, quite small & busy with a number of tables reserved for diners but ok to use as long as vacated by the noted time, food looked delicious & there were plenty of options to cater for all tastes but we had a table reserved later elsewhere, very close to Ham Common & Richmond Golf Club, unlike previous reviewer no notice of any disinfectant!

A great little pub with good food and friendly staff. But the bar area always smells of disinfectant. Can’t smell your food for the smell. Guessing the staff are oblivious to it when they spend all day there but it’s not nice. Sometimes your glass smells of it too. Puts you off your drink.

Always a pleasure to have lunch here, menu is varied along with set menu. Never feel rushed, staff are friendly and helpful. Takes a while to choose what you want to eat as it is all so delicious.

This is a lovely country pub just next to Ham common. Food was good and reasonably cheap. Beer is very good and always a good selection on tap. Staff were great and made the experience worth while.

Food was superb. All four of us enjoyed our lunches. Tables not too close together. Nice ambience and friendly service. Will visit again.

Typical good food pub with a friendly atmosphere. Service was quick and prices reasonable. Will call again for a quick meal.

The Sea Bream - so good I had it on two successive days. I stayed at a B&B; just along from this pub, remembered from my childhood in Ham. A beautiful setting on Ham Common, great outside space front and rear. Lovely staff too.

Very nice Sunday lunch, excellent beer and loads of well behaved dogs. Only down side were small handful of badly behaved children playing in the ladies.....

We loved it here and the garden! It is def. a local pub for the neighborhood. Friendly staff, good food and beer.

Popped into the New Inn today as I was in the area visiting a friend. The staff were friendly. I ordered the chicken Caesar salad which was very good. Lovely large chunks of tender chicken with fresh salad, croutons and anchovies. My friend ordered the roast beef which she said she enjoyed. Will visit again if they can maintain this standard.

This pub really is a lovely, traditional local pub! The food is very good, can highly recommend the fish & chips, the scampi and chips as well as the chicken & blue cheese salad. Have visited many times and will be back again soon!

Young, poorly trained and unhelpful bar staff. Proprietor obnoxious to us as customers. Certainly will not be visiting again.

This classic pub is perfectly located halfway along the path from Ham Gate in Richmond Park (closest to Isabella Plantation) and Ham House. Since it serves meals all day, one's timing is always right! Our late lunch choices of ribs and fish & chips were delicious and our table by the window was bright and cosy.

I regularly visit this pub and it has become my favourite! The choice of beers may not be the widest but they at least have the popular choices. Apart from that they pretty much have everything. The staff who work there are very friendly and always makes me and whoever i bring there feel welcome. When the weather is nice we love enjoying our drinks in the garden, very beautiful especially in the night when they turn on the lights i just absolutely love this place. As for the food, i’ve pretty much tried all of their main courses and i can’t think of a single complaint! Also their homemade tartare sauce is to die for with fish and chips or scampi one of the best i’ve had in my life! As long as they keep this up i will regularly return here alone or with friends.

Hadn’t been here for years but we dropped in after a visit to Ham House nearby. I thought the pub had a very welcoming bar with plenty of seating. A decent menu, reasonably priced and well presented dishes. I’d be very happy to return if in the area.

We held our mothers wake,there,and they provided the catering and drinks for us ,there was about 30 family and friends turned up,they reserved the restaurant for us,and laid on a hot/cold buffet,which was excellent,all what we ordered,all fresh,well laid out, so what could have been a sad day turned into a great day celebrating our dear mums,passing,so a massive big thank you to Tara,and all the staff,at the new inn, we do use the pub for food and drinks, so highly recommended,thank you

After a lovely morning spent in Richmond and Petersham, we decided to visit this pub for a spot of lunch as it looked rather nice on the outside and in such a pretty location.

Nous revenons toujours avec plaisir lors de longues marches dans Richmond Park à ce joli petit pub qui semble être dans la campagne anglaise, alors qu'il est niché sur la bordure d'un beau Green en banlieue de Londres. Fréquenté par les marcheurs et les "locals", la nourriture y est bonne avec un menu du jour renouvelé. Attention, les dimanches, c'est assez plein.

I like this place. Nice atmosphere and friendly staff. You get the impression that the kitchen takes pride in the food that they produce. The ribs in a home made sauce are recommended.

Having lived 800metres from the pub for 20+ years I'm rather surprised by the other reviews that I've read. I have always found the food good and well priced although I think the wine is expensive. The atmosphere is pleasant and the staff attentive.

We were loath to go to this pub after some of the reviews, but as we were parking there and then getting a bus to Kew Gardens to see the lights we reluctantly did so. Well: the staff were very smiley and welcoming and we got served immediately. It wasn't quite 5pm but there was a fair number of people in there, mainly locals it would appear, several with dogs. It is an old pub, dating back to the 18th century. The furniture and tables are old but very functional and comfortable - certainly NOT tatty or in any way dirty. We both ordered beef pie, chips and peas and it arrived very quickly, piping hot and well cooked. The pie was delicious, albeit too much! The beer was £3.95, pretty standard locally, and there was house wine on the list for £15.95. It was fine, but I too think ALL pubs should charge no more than £13 for their house wine as a benchmark. If you pay £24 for a bottle surely that is because that is what you ordered. All in all I would agree that the food is a little dearer than some other pubs, but there is no shortage of customers so it looks like supply and demand. I too would have been unhappy had there been children running around but as there weren't I can't comment, other than to say the main responsiblity for that lies with the parents, not the staff. All in all a good experience and would definitely go back.

The New Inn is generally a nice traditional pub located on Ham Common. The service and staff are excellent. The furniture is old and needs replacing. Some broken chairs The food is very nice with generous portions but expensive. My main gripe was a large number of children her who were allowed to roam around the pub freely which was disruptive.They should have been told to sit down. A choice of real ales priced about average for the area.

On a day dog walk and to see the Red Deer rut in Richmond Park and we fancied a pub lunch just off the beaten track. Found the New Inn and cannot complain lovely staff, great garden and nicely decorated and finally top it off nice food.

Dropped in for Sunday lunch with a friend. She had beef and I had lamb. Very generous portions and outstanding quality. Highly highly recommended. Friendly service and comfortable surroundings. Suitable for dog lovers too.

Had noticed this passing on the bus to Richmond so decided to give it a go. Deceptive from outside. Much larger inside and very nice. Decent size beer garden too, albeit it alongside a busy road but it is well walled in.

Fuimos a tomar algo, pedimos una botella de vino y un costo de £24, una barbaridad para una botella de vino que era muy mediocre. Yo podía entender si era un restaurante, pero no en un pub.

Ubicado en una esquina de Jamón común el nuevo Inn es un pub tradicional comida abierto antiguo. Fuimos aquí después de visitar la Casa del jamón. El personal y el servicio era ejemplar. Las comidas eran buenas, bou descaradamente caro restaurante no cobraron precios pub. Orden en el barthen la comida es entregada a su mesa. El pintoresco estaba deshilachada y una de nuestras sillas fue dividida y los otros asientos eran muy incómodas. Todos los muebles podrían ser reemplazados. Se sirve una buena selección de tonel su

Pub inglés tradicional con todos los favoritos en el menú habitual. Recomiendo las costillas, el propietario no a sí mismo. Con la ventaja añadida de una junta de todos los días especiales - tenía la lubina última noche fue fabuloso.

My friends and I were coming from Richmond park and we found this small pub.Had a couple of drinks while we were smoking outside and a man came to us shouting "YOU DON'T DRINK THIS S##T IN MY PUB, GET THE F##K AWAY" talking about an empty can of cider we drank in the park and we were carrying near a "trash bag "of ours.We tried to explain the man that it was a mistake very politely and apologizing but we got asked to leave without even finishing the drinks we paid for.Really rude.

A lovely pub nestled in the corner of Ham Common. No music or television which is a plus point. The staff were excellent very friendly and giving a great service. The meals were expensive and in our view overpriced, although you did get good portions. The seating is old and uncomfortable and needs replacing. There is a gadren area at the back with bence tables but the smokers did congrgate here. A nice atmosphere. A good proportion of customers seemed to be senior citizens many with dogs. We went on to visit Richmond Park which is about a mile away afterwards

Just had lunch at the New Inn on Ham Common with my husband and mother.The chips for all 3 meals were dire, cold and dry and all of the hot food was served on cold plates.My mother's scampi was diffucult to find in the thick dry breadcrumbs. My husband's ribs were tough and coated in a bland sauce, obviously out of a jar. My fish (cod) was the only bright spot in a terrible meal. To add insult to injury my husband had to hand over his credit card to be held behind the bar before he could run up a tab. At the time having puddings was undecided and he wished to pay for everything in one go. Judging by the main courses we decided not to have any puddings. Expensive rubbish. The New Inn used to be so good but would never go back.

My partner and I have made the New Inn our go-to place for lunch , whenever we are in the Kingston / Richmond area . It is an unpretentious place , with all the usual standards on the menu , including a superb fish and chips . The bar service is excellent - they can even serve you a Hendricks and tonic , with a slice of cucumber ! Good value .

We visited this busy pub on sunny May Bank Holiday weekend and would not have been surprised to have encountered a harassed and frantic staff.Instead we were overwhelmed by the great attitude and concerning staff, the good beer and the other customersWe did not eat because we were going back to family celebration but we will eat here soon because the food we saw looked very inviting

After a lovely day in Richmond park, we thought we would try this pub out for a bite to eat before home. The fish was dry and chips and peas overcooked but more importantly the service was abysmal and extremely miserable, with no personality. Slow, poor and rude service; no-one came to our table for thirty minutes and the atmosphere, for a Friday night, was extremely dower. Me and friends expected to be able to have a good chat, but felt uncomfortable due to the lack of atmosphere. Won't be returning - my nan likes more of a laugh than this place.

Be warned, this pub can be popular and tables not always easy to find. But the beer, wine and food is worth the visit. The fish cakes are a must, and even the fish n chips can't be missed

Was here with friends on Sunday for lunch. I have eaten here before a few months ago and had a brilliant burger but the roast beef last weekend was not very nice. The Yorkshire pudding was undercooked and therefore soggy, the potatoes weren't crispy and the meat was tasteless. The staff were very disorganised. The pub itself is cosy with a lovely garden but the food needs to improve on a Sunday.

Had a family Sunday lunch here,was told we couldn't book in advance so took our chances,well the place is tatty inside and needs a complete refurbishment, chairs kept pulling my tights and the barman was incredibly rude , I have read other comments and can only say. What is he still doing working there? It was a very busy Sunday and the place was packed, I can only say that's because there are no other pubs left in the area. The meals were ok but horrendously overpriced, we wouldn't be going there again.

The poor service and rudeness of this place truly beggars belief. I was sat at a table near the bar with my family when the barman abruptly told us to 'move'. He could have asked us politely but, instead, all he said was 'You need to move your feet.' To add insult to injury, a separate member of staff was unacceptably rude when he would not serve us straight after last orders was called because they were 'cashing up.' Clearly, their own convenience took priority over our business. If you value customer service, you should this place a seriously wide berth.

Three of us took lunch on Monday 6th February.I use the restaurant because it is friendly, dogs are permitted and it"s good value.Two of us had beef pie and one had fish.One had a real ale and two soft drinks, both having to drive later.

Being a local since we have been regulars into this pub for a beer or wine in the afternoon and some small dishes despite its not so great service for the last 20 years. Until today. It all started when we were sitting on a table next to the bar on this mildly busy Friday afternoon having our drinks and enjoying a conversation. But than the staff started putting up some grey plastic trays on the otherwise pleasantly looking bar and without further warning it started: !CLANG! and again !CLANG! !CLANG! !CLANG! - polished knives and forks wer thrown into the trays with severe force making any conversation impossible and putting you this chilling torment when you are any time awaiting the next brutal high pitched assault on your ears. !CLANG! Having just ordered a beer I got up and politely asked the boys behind the bar if they could do this !Clang! somewhere else or wait until we had finished. They said they could not do anything about it since they had orders by the !CLANG! boss - and soon enough the boss came stomping out of the kitchen !Clang! and told me in no uncertain words that this work had to !!CLANG! be done right now and !CLANG!! right here. !CLANG! !CLANG! !CLANG!But he offered to give me back my money for !CLANG! my beer which resulted in him taking my glass out of my hand and publicly pouring it !CLANG! away whilst fiddling with the till. !CLANG!I told him !CLANG! that I would not ever set my food into a place !CLANG! which shows such disrespect !CLANG! for its customers !CLANG! and left the place to the sound !CLANG! of flying cutlery. !CLANG! !CLANG! !CLANG!I would like to call for for ban of flying - and crash landing cutlery - in pubs and restaurants for the sake or our hearing organs and overall humanity!

Visited on a week day lunchtime when not over busy. On initial order barmaid not over helpful, but at least I was served. On ordering more drinks, same barmaid - after initially ignoring me - asked if she could help, and then simply walked off after I gave my order. She reappeared five minutes later and again asked if she could help me! At least she served me on this occasion.Food was fine, although expensive for the small portions.I got the impression that this pub which serves its regulars well, but has less interest when people they do not know visit.A pity, as quite a nice pub in its decor and setting.

6 of us came here menu & the specials board was quite diverse,I had the roast lamb £13.95. The desserts were a bit pricey at £5-95 at the time there was 3 choices, the only thing is they don't do custard it's either cream or ice cream with the desserts, staff were good and friendly even thou they were busy.

We went to the New Inn on a Friday evening and it was a nightmare. The bar service was abysmally slow and the food was overpriced. We had difficulty fiding a table. But our real issue was there was a large crowd of people who were out of control shouting and singing and despite other customers and ourselves complaining the staff did nothing to control this group of people. We could hardly hear ourselves speak.,In view of our bad experience, It is highly unlikely we would visit this pub/restaurant again.

Visited this Inn for lunch for the second time. Has a nice relaxed atmosphere and staff all pleasant. Food is good with generous portions. Child friendly which is so good. We will return.

A Nice traditional pub located on the lovely Ham Common. the interior is very pleasant and the service is good, We thought the food was average but rather expensive more restaurant prices than pub prices. order food t the bar and is delivered to your tables. The toilets in the pub could do with a complete refurbishments, Free parking around the Common.

Its woth a visit, i have been here a dozen times over the years. It has nice staff, decent beer, good food and a place to sit outside. I found some of the food was a bit pricey for a pub considering it wasn't mind blowing quality, but still a great place uo go.

We have visited The New Inn several times and always found the staff very friendly and helpful. The food is excellent and there is a lot of it. There is a very pleasant garden at the rear which is really nice on a sunny day. Can get a bit crowded so always worth booking in advance if possible. I would highly recommend this pub.

Having visited Ham House which was just down the road we decided to stop at The New Inn on Petersham Road for a late lunch as my sister had eaten there several times before.Staff friendly and pleasant, food well presented and very tasty at reasonable prices too.As it was a nice afternoon we sat in the garden which was very pleasant.

If you talk about the New Inn purely as a pub it is excellent. Vert tradition. friendly and pleasant staff and good cask beer and wine. But to eat we found it very expensive charging restaurant prices and not pub prices. Also we were put off by chIldren running around the pub out of control and the staff just let it happen. we cerainly would not return to eat but maybe for a drink when it was not the school holidays.

Tasty roast beef with a generous portion of beef. Nice friendly atmosphere. Attentive bar staff. Will visit again.

Taking advantage of a sunny Saturday in London, i went cycling to Richmond Park with few mates. After cycling for far more than i am used to, we went to this pub. Was quite busy and luckily got a table outside. Is a lovely place, nice & comfy food - which was all i needed at the time. Fish & Chip was lovely - so was the very cold glass of pinot grigio :-) Definitely going back next time i venture cycling to Richmond.

This is a nice traditional British pub with a lovely homely atmosphere. The staff are great. The meals are large portions but rather expensive. We visit here a couple of times a month sometimes for a meal but more often for just a couple of drinks. We have leant to avoid Friday evenings when it very busy and it gets uncomfortably crowded and nois. Any other time is fine.

So we find ourselves at mothers only pub she ever visits. She loves this place. We arrived on Sunday 1st May at 12pm thinking get there early will not be busy....wrong...20 people waiting to get in!! In we go get a table for 7 easily. Me pint of 1664 others bottle of malbec which i was told was awesome. Food was ordered at bar by very friendly staff and enough so not waiting. Food came and all was great. 2 salmon dishes were slightly altered with no qubblies were fantastic my wife and mum in law said. Fathers venison ragu bologanise lovely. Kids fish n chip's crispy and lovely. Now here is the only negative and that is because i am a steak snob. I ordered the sirloin steak at £21 which was cooked perfectly (rare...Why cook n e more!!) was so small. I want BIG!!! £21 for a steak that was about 4 inches long come on!! However this us an excellent place for a pub lunch. Good relaxed atmosphere, good food and lovely booze. As with all my reviews would i go back......YES i would!! (Should of gone with my favourite. ..the house rack of ribs!!)

Great pub, ok food! And lovely beer garden! Main road is however next the beer garden so not as quiet as the Hand and Flower beer garden!!

We were planning a trip to Ham House in Richmond with lunch first with some friends from the USA. Not knowing the area particularly well we first of all booked a table at the Hand & Flower pub nearby. However, I was worried about the lack of a car park and when I saw a photo showing yellow lines on the road outside I realised it would not be suitable for one of our party who is less mobile than the rest of us. So I cancelled that booking and instead booked The New Inn. I'm so glad that we did. There was on-street parking right outside, the staff were very friendly and the food was very good indeed. The pub has lots of atmosphere (originally built in the 17th century) and is not overly large but it felt just right to us. The price was good too - about £20 per person for a very good sized main course, wines and tip. Would definitely go back again if we're in the area.

best pub meal in a long time, best pub in the area, great beers and friendliest staff. Totes not biased.