Ram Jam Records in Richmond upon Thames

6 Stars out of 5. Very well managed and run by the manageress, Can't wait to my next visit. Great place to eat drink and smoke and listen to live music.

We pitched up to see a play on the (tiny) stage of the Ram Jam club at the back of the Grey Horse pub - a multi-purpose music and theatre space. Great atmosphere, nice cosy little self-contained room with its own bar - although you have to walk through to the pub at the front to get a pint of real ale. The Youngs special was very good.

The Ram Jam records gets very lively...we enjoyed a fun Friday evening here ...awesome cocktails 🍸 🍹 🙌🏻 And I especially enjoyed the old skool music 🎶 ❤️

As a music venue, it's highly recommend. Not a bad seat in the house. Easy to find, near Kingston town centre aswell as both the bus and train stations. The food menu, is limited to ribs and burgers, both average and that's fine cause it's the music and not the food that would bring you to the venue BUT the service is appalling. Really off. Our food was brought to the table. Banged down in front of us and the server, instead of saying 'is there anything thing, I can get you?' Turned on her heels and waddled off at speed. Not an easy feat, I'm sure! We then had to find someone to ask for condiments. He was equally put out. Who then brought us a near empty bottle of vingar and equally empty sauce bottle. Salt and pepper was obviously way too much effort. So, please go, enjoy the music and the great drinks menu. Just make sure you eat somewhere before hand.

Music started 8.30pm this Sunday. The quartet band were very good indeed, playing modern jazz rock fusion - Tom Millar on piano was great, as was the electric guitarist Alex Monk. Hot food came from the Grey Horse pub in front of the club, very good, as was the beer on tap. We paid £10 entry at the door.