The Cabbage Patch in Richmond upon Thames - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Famed the world over this iconic Twickers boozer is somewhere you need to try if visiting the borough. It’s not hard to find if you’re travelling by train. Lots of good beers on offer and they do some lovey food. During the summer it has a huge beer garden where you can sit outside.

Omg soooooooo expensive 9.90 for a glass of house white wine. Could you please stop taxing women. Wasn’t even a notable wine.

Didn't have food, just a Guinness before the rugby! £7 odd for a pint, about normal for London! Good pub!

Prefer to show football than the rugby,

Didn't have food so can't comment Great pub tho 😆

Over priced drinks, and paid more on Army v Navy games. Toilets not clear and rubbish all over the floor. Food was horrible

Cracking pub! Perfect place to grab a beer before heading to Twickenham.

Just a quick pint on a Friday afternoon. Chilled and welcoming as always

Great pre match pub! But I guess it's probably just as good on any other weekend!

Fab pub & atmosphere before the Army v Navy game.

Proper rugby pub.. great on non match days too.

Fab atmosphere on a match day, and a lovely place to come for a drink when it's not.

Great location quality beer with friendly staff but as a Quinssa supporter was frustrated when I was charged £7+ for a pint on a Twickenham day

We couldn't make our reservation unfortunately due to train delays. The Cabvage Patch were fabulously understanding. Thank you as it was a very stressful situation.

Attended event at Eel Pie Club upstairs, very OVER crowded and totally inadequate seating arrangements for elderly. The beer and the show were good, but venue needs a rethink

Really friendly pub, lovely beer garden and indoor seating, great selection of beers. 100%

A great rugby pub, with a great choice of beers & food.

Called in for few beers with friends nice pub good ales.

Great pub lots of fun very busy but plenty of staff.

Had a great night here recently for a 60th birthday party. Good music venue.

Match day visit... Busy as fook as expected... Not a single spot to stand where someone else isn't trying to get past you... Bit annoying... They don't care about the state of the pints of Guinness they were throwing across the counter...

A reference place in the world of English rugby. A mandatory stopover if you go to Twickenham and especially if there is a match.

Great spot for live jazz. Watched Alan Barnes and Matt Sulzman recently. Great gig. Fab musicians.

Fantastic place to have a meal and watch the rugby

Amazing pub in the heart of Twickenham

Lovely pub, great atmosphere, very pleasant staff, really nice outside seating area for nicer days back and front.

The Eel Pie Club on the 1st floor is an excellent music venue

Crazy and packed on a rugby day but please, women go too. Revolting, canned, warm, overpriced cocktail drinks and no wine and no ice

Went on a Six Nations day. Pleasantly surprised re the great outdoor space and ease of getting served. Recommended.

Relaxing atmosphere, neat and tidy. Food was excellent, served very hot. Service was excellent, friendly staff. Just a nice, comfortable vibe to the place.

Was here for my cousins little girls christening, all staff was amazing and good was delicious, but bathrooms could be cleaner! But overall had such a great time and we all enjoyed ourselves

I went for a few drinks to watch the Wales v Scotland match on TV. I managed to find a seat. But was intimidated by a group of people. They were so arrogant. I was not wearing any team colours. So good will not visit again due to your rude customers.

Epic rugby pub in Twickenham. Good food and drinks menu.

Very popular and very busy. This is a great local pub. We were there on a Monday night with no game at the stadium nearby and the place was full. Food was good and the staff is fantastic. It’s a decent size too. Lots of tables and so popular it fills up fast.

Food is served but I didn't have any

A classic worth visiting while in Twickenham.

Just had a scrumptious lunch on a cold winter's day with friends.

Best pub to visit prior to walking up to the stadium, be prepared to act like liquid and squeeze into whatever available space there is.

Great atmosphere, friendly staff, prompt service. A great place to start from on a day to watch rugby.

Easy to get to the bar. Quick service. Done 😉

Lovely rugby / sports pub , very community minded. Great place for a pre match beer, or to watch a game, or a private function.

Watched Gertcha (Has and Dave tribute) live. Amazing atmosphere. Definitely recommended.

Lovely Christmas decorated room - table lay out good. Service and meal fine the sweet good - but needed to be bit larger - very small. Staff really good an helpful. Would go again The Cabbage Patch gave us an enjoyable evening.....

Famous rugby bar, nice atmosphere and staff.

Nice little pub, the Cornish ale was excellently kept. We didn't eat here, but the food being served looked delicious.

£7.00 for 2 lattes,yea I think the words are a RIP-OFF.

Brilliant night in the band room. Good selection of beers and the prices were good for London!

Attended chr8stmas market today. Loads of gift ideas. Definitely worth a visit.

Spent a glorious Thursday afternoon at a reunion. Great beer, great service & a great atmosphere.

Keen to go back as there is a really great selection of drinks and nice food too!

Visited here on Wednesday (15th) and was surprised how busy it was even more so when I discovered it was £7.50 a pint. I get that this is a rugby pub and can get away with charging a bit more on match days however this wasn't a match day therefore making it one of the most expensive pubs I've been to in South West London. Even in London's west end you can get a Neck Oil for £6.50. The food wasn't much better. £16.50 for a pretty terrible looking scampi and chips and £21 for a kilo of wings. The wings were actually very nice but way too expensive and they appear to have just charged you for 3 single portions (£7) instead of giving you some sort of deal for ordering a kilo. Some pubs seem to think that because competitors are charging 17 quid for a burger and chips they can too but those pubs aren't serving up food that looks like it's from a frozen foods store which is unfortunately what you get here. Seen a lot of reviews about staff being terrible here but that definitely wasn't the case for us. They were very friendly and efficient when it came to serving.

Great live music at Blues and Folk clubs upstairs

Go to bar when I come to see the rugby wheather irs quins or the national team. Good beer and food .

A very nice pub. Clean,tidy and well maintained. The bar man was friendly and very knowledgeable on all things Rugby. The service was excellent and there are large screen TV's everywhere so it's great for watching sport.

Popped in for a drink before a Quins game, great atmosphere and lively. Good drinks on offer, looks like lots of tables around but we entered at the peak of fans in there. We didn't have any food on this visit. Can't wait to go in to watch an away game at some point!

Great rugby pub, game days can be busy. The food is good too.

This is a great pub, and full of rugby history and memorabilia. On the day we were there World Cup winner Jason Robinson was for a Q&A, which was outstanding. However, and obviously understandly so, queues were long and service was slow at times!

An expensive sports bar, pretty good service though.

Visited here after watching Quins v Barbarians. Then watched the England game. Love this place.

It’s a good option for before or after rugby pints but because if that it’s busy so if you are going expect there to be queues. Bathrooms aren’t always the cleanest.

My 'local' whilst I was over for the harlequins vs barbarians game Been most nights I've been over for a tipple, the haka ale was amazing, slightly sad I won't get to try it again On the Sunday night I got the crispy squid, which was to be served with 'coriander, chilling, lime and a chilli jam'....as a chef it was extremely easy to tell it was a chilli mayo...even people with no cheffing experience could tell this....it tasked like mayo 🤣🤣🤣 squid was over-cooked and chewy...which is easy enough to-do...hence the 3* Bar staff over the weekend have been superb, and would highly recommend coming here!!!

First time in this very famous Blues venue. Struck by the intimacy you experience with the artists while performing. Interesting tiered seating in a horseshoe around the stage. Almost as if you were sharing the limelight. Have to mention the sound engineer His production was fantastic with all band members able to do thier thing without having to fight over the others Audience very appreciative and respectful, as it should be. Certainly recommend and will return

The heart of Twickenham. If you haven’t been to the Patch. You’re missing out!

Let me bring my bike in super super smiley and happy give them payrises right now ..... Will be back just because of their vibes and characters.... Thanks Mark

Good pub for after a game at the stoop!

Great atmosphere post match. Very busy, but that's to be expected.

Dearest pub of the day but packed to the gunnals and they have got service down to a T with no waiting at the bar at all. We'll done them

Fabulous lunch for 6 before Twickenham rugby match. The staff were amazing, I cannot praise them enough, they were so helpful and friendly - would not let me go to the bar just kept bringing lovely food and kept us topped up with drinks on a very busy match day lunch.

As the sign says best rugby pub in the UK, loved it here

A little beer before the match!!! 😊👌

Great venue. The UKs no1 rugby venue

The place for a pint before a rugby match at Twickenham

A fantastic rugby pub a short walk away from the Twickenham stadium.Staff very friendly and helpful,a decent choice of drinks and a lovely food , especially the chicken Kiev.I love going there whenever I'm watching England playing and the atmosphere is great and very friendly.

Have lived locally for 8 years and the chicken wings with buffalo and blue cheese sauce (ask for extra!) are absolutely delicious!! Highly recommend!

Watch the rugby, great vibe, lovely outdoor space.

Great pub, especially if you love Rugby. Food is great, service is good, and decent beer.

A great pub. Facilities / benches are a bit tired. Fine for a rugby weekend but not a Sunday afternoon family venue.

Never disappoints, one of my favourite pubs, great history and memorabilia on the walls

Lively place pre and post England games. Bloody expensive but that’s just life these days! Always packed out but drinks are constantly made behind the bar so you never wait long for one!

I haven't been there since 2012; therefore, I have no idea what it is like, today. I used to work across the road, overlooking the pub, which I used occasionally for a pub lunch and evening meal, plus the customary beer...all of which, went down a treat. I trust that it's as good now as it was then. It was popular with the RFC fraternity. Well, why wouldn't it be, today.

I'm not sure I'd want to be here on a match day, but weekday lunchtime it was great. Busy enough to have atmosphere, not too busy to be claustrophobic.

Good cask ale. However, the male toilets needed to be in working order in the music bar in order to be given five stars.

Nice and cosy place. Not many sorts to choose from, but the food came fast and was very tasty. All the staff were extremely attentive and helpful.

Horrible. Friendly staff but too dark, too noisy and both men’s and ladies toilets needed some attention. Maybe because majority of the pub was closed for a private event but, despite the positive reviews, won’t be returning.

I ve been charged 12.70£ for a gin and tonic in an average pub which is ridiculos. Very expensive drinks for an old smelly place

50th birthday party. Private room. Plus outside space. All excellent. Great Pizza's 👍 and drinks.

We visited Cabbage Patch for a concert. The concert was great, the room upstairs - a hidden gem. Only one (huge for us) downside - the amazing room upstairs is not accessible. There is no lift, so our friend, a wheelchair user had a great difficulty to get there. It was possible thanks to lovely staff members. Thank you ❤️

If you're a rugby fan then you have to visit but best to do on a day when there isn't a game! Various areas to sit. Can be noisy but good internet connection.

Hash was amazing, looked after everyone respectfully, great guy

Great place for a Pint and chat about rugby 😁

Service was a bit slow but it was a bit overcrowded

Great place for pre event drinks

Been here many times... Always have a great time either watching sports or just socialising or dining out. Food is top drawer, quality is always on point and I highly recommend eating here. You can have functions here as well. Can be pricier than elsewhere, but the quality is great. Being in Twickenham there is a good degree of quality in the patrons and the atmosphere as a result is lovely for both men and women.

Sold out of non alcoholic beer but the chicken burger was surprisingly good. £3.50 for a 99 Flake ice cream feels a bit ambitious. Great atmosphere before Depeche Mode and the staff were friendly.

Husband was charged 3.50 for a glass of tap water! Shocking as under the Licencing Act, licenced premises have to provide free water to customers!

Nice and easy to go to food good too

We were fortunate to be able to watch our local rugby team, Driffield RUFC play, and win at Twickenham in the Papa John's regional Cup final. A great game against worthy opponents Havant. For us and many others this started and ended at the Cabbage Patch. We arrived around 13.30 on Sunday the 30th and the place was nicely busy, we met friends, had a round of drinks, personally I wasn't too outraged at the prices. The Fullers was on good form, the wine selection was good and lagers as expected. Still served in real glasses till around 15.00. Ordered and received our food by 14.30. Pizzas very tasty, much better than most chains, Chicken burgers nice as well. Good value. The place got steadily busy and by 4 was very lively. The staff were up to the task though. Around 16.30 the majority, I would say, left for the 10 minute walk to Twickers to return around 19.00 to celebrate very noisily, console, commiserate and generally have a great time, either in the bar or in the large beer garden. Ultimately the beer ran out but spirits stayed high. The staff, though they must have been exhausted, were exemplary at all times. Around 22.00 some support at the door arrived and he was very professional, polite, firm but fair, keeping an eye on some inevitable late evening high jinks. All in all a great experience both at the game and at the Patch, it more than played its part in a great day of grassroots, club rugby. Thank you.

Good garden, bloody expensive, someone ordered a pint that was £8+ and walked off when told the price.

Brilliant pub to go in before or after watching a match at Twickenham. Payed £6 a pint which I don't think that's too bad for being London and only a 5 mins walk to Twickenham. Would recommend it to anyone in the area!

A rugby pub really close to Twickenham Stadium. The atmosphere is great.