The Weir Hotel in Elmbridge

Lovely day out by the Weir, watching my sister complete her 9th Marathon in her 10 in 10 challenge. Had lunch after at The Weir Hotel. Lunch was lovely and our dogs were made more than welcome. Would definitely recommend.

Friendly staff, lovely setting and if u go try the sharing nachos or halloumi fries... so good

Every time we come on a Sunday we have roast pork... and it is DIVINE!! Friendly staff, beautiful location right on the river. 5 stars x

Staff were very nice, location is fantastic. Only had breakfast here but it was substantial, very warm and tasted great. Sadly the quality of the rooms let the experience down. My room badly needed modernising. Door was incredibly difficult to unlock, toilet flush was broken, and it was just generally worn out, no where near the quality of the cheaper hotels nearby. It was clean though.

Had a Christmas lunch here with my two daughters. We all agreed it was tge best Christmas dinner wed had out for a very long time. Delicious turkey, pigs in blankets, roast potatoes, FRESH sprouts ( unheard of!), we thoroughly enjoyed it. My starter, which I was a bit dubious about, was delicious.I think it was bulgar wheat with edamame beans, dates and a lovely sauce. Prawn cocktail looked good too. The two young barmen/waiters were very polite and attentive thankyou both. We'll be back! 😋

Lovely setting on the river. But Sunday lunch was poor.... Meat was tender but portion was small, cauliflower cheese hard no taste to sauce, carrots hard. Potatoes roast & boiled 2 of each. A portion of peas swimming in gravy, i think trying to hide the small portion of meat. Finished with what I thought was a aunt bessy yorkshire pud.

Good food, brilliant location, especially in the summer as it’s by the river. We had 2 kids with us and a pram, the access could have been a little better for the pram. Other then that I would 100% return.

Arrived at 2:45 Bank Holiday Monday, pub was packed as a tribute band was playing. We ordered starters at 3pm and they finally arrived at 4pm, an hour's wait. I ordered mains only and had a further hour's wait when they arrived at 5pm! I had a 2 hour wait! My burger was over cooked and lukewarm and I had to waste half of it. A nominal discount was volunteered, I think as acknowledgement of the appalling service. Although the staff were friendly it does not redeem a truly disappointing experience. I shall not be visiting again despite its picturesque location.

This pub has a lovely location but the food is sadly very mediocre. Roast chicken was tough, roast beef was tasteless with watery gravy and cauliflower cheese had a floury sauce but no cheese. One plate had a Yorkshire pudding another didn’t. Not at all impressed.

Great food and service. Lovely location recommend it to anyone wanting good pub food, very dog friendly with a river view

Came here on Coronation Bank Holiday and were lucky to find they were having a beer festival and live music. Very tasty food - I chose the homemade Thai Green Curry which was delicious. My husband chose the Steak & Ale Pie which unfortunately was Steak and Stilton when he began eating it. This was sorted out quickly - he received the correct meal and a pint of Abbots as compensation. Another plus point is the free mooring right outside the pub - good if you’re visiting by boat. Overall a very enjoyable visit.

We found this place on-line as we were attending an event at Twickenham.It was fantastic beautiful old building with all mod-cons the Staff are fantastic friendly and helpful good choice of drinks and delicious food . lovely outside area on the banks of the thames.they could have changed double and it have been good value for money will definitely come again

We spent 3 days & 2 nights at the Weir on Thames and it was amazing! Comfortable accommodations in a relaxed friendly and affordable environment. Our new favorite getaway spot!

Review of pub dinner and unacceptable behaviour of Manager who offered to microwave the meal which was stone cold and insinuated theft of a glass Disgraceful and unprofessional Manager will tell all not to frequent this place

This was the second time we had visited this venue and we had an equally good experience, albeit over ten years apart! Our meals were delicious, well-presented and reasonably priced. The service was first class, and I would particularly thank Jess, who looked after us, for her friendly, efficient and sympathetic approach. The only slight downside which we experienced was the stepped approach from the car park to the restaurant itself, which one of our party, who is partially disabled, found it difficult to negotiate. Nevertheless, we would definitely come again, and recommend it to our friends.

Firstly a little surprised there’s no table service. Not ideal for many reasons, but the biggest is, the meals all came out at different times. There was a 20 min wait for two of the party. In some cases the starters and main courses arrived at the same time. Been once and honestly I wouldn’t rush to go back. Food wasn’t bad but far from special.

Meeting with the team for our Christmas lunch. We had a 3 cousre meals, with 4 different main meals...all of which were lovely. Staff were attentive and we weren't rushed. Excellent place...(apart from some customers leaving the door open...making venue cold)

Went for evening meal. Staff friendly enough and service good but food dreadful. Ordered Haddock&Chips, the chips were alright but the Haddock was the strangest I’ve ever tasted. It was so heavily smoked and salted that you couldn’t tell what you were eating, perhaps that was the intention. Also had very weird chewy texture which I’ve never come across before and was the biggest fish I’ve seen served up for one. Have been trying to find out on google possible matches for this fish but couldn’t find any. Will not be returning!

we had a great family lunch here - i could not fault the food, pies were amazing - not had a pie in years and it was lovely (asparagus and mushroom). everything was hot, fresh, well cooked and served promptly and with great smiles from the staff.

Stopped here for a quick drink on a fairly long walk, it became a long drink, they have some great beers and the food is pretty good too. The staff were welcoming and had good beer knowledge and were happy to offer samples of some of the more unusual beers. We will certainly return on a regular basis. Thanks we really enjoyed our visit.

Excellent service. Staff were very nice. We were made to feel welcome as soon as we arrived. Food was excellent. The room was really nice. With a big bath. Very comfortable bed. We will definitely stay here again.

The hotel is a bit off the beaten track, and you do wonder as you drive down the road as to whether you are on the correct road. Quaint place besides the river comfortable seating inside or out. No table service inside or out, everything...

food was hard and stale made my mum ill and was a very long wait. also a lot of youngsters delivering alchohol

We have been here several times over a number of years. Tonight however placed at the wrong table, told there was no Merlot but apparently there was, the Rioja was fine though. Told coffees would be free as compensation of move. We were then asked...

Lunchtime pub meal - no burgers! Not off to a good start Food when it came was average. I did expect better Batter on fish undercooked, peas a bit dried up ( cheap peas I thought) Beer/larger was good - Spanish lagers on tap

Very tired and uncared for appearance, poor cleaning, most staff friendly. Will not be returning in a hurry, would not recommend.

Stayed at The weir for 4 nights,the whole place was very tired needed a good make over.Bedroom was ok needed abit more of a clean on the daily basis.We eat 2 nights there surprised the food was good and the breakfasts were fine.But needed a...

Booked this hotel as a base for a weekend of rugby, I arrived before my husband and the staff were very friendly from the start making me feel welcome. Cannot fault the room it was adequate for wat we wanted and all the facilties needed...

Riverside pub with outside seating, reasonable food and helpful staff. Somewhat gloomy interior that could do with a makeover, but useful for a lunch stop along the Thames path.

It’s a busy pub over any bank holiday with its tranquil settings but the food today was incredible. The Caesar salad was probably one of the best I’ve eaten in a long time!

Spent 4 nights here for hubby's brothers 60th ......room was small but had all you needed in them .....apart from a chair to sit on ....so no where to sit when you wake up apart from on the bed ....breakfast was very nice .......lady that...

There was 6 adults 1 toddler & a baby. Warm friendly welcome, lovely food all different mains & desserts, all excellent cannot fault. Will definitely revisit in the summer.

Ideally located for our overnight stay before going to Kempton Park. Room was very clean and comfortable, lovely staff and very nice food. Will certainly be coming back.

All staff are friendly and very welcoming, very good service and excellent food. Also the rooms are well decorated and very clean, I particularly enjoyed the biscuits.

Thank you once again for a lovely stay. All the staff were amazing, always smiling and very friendly. We came to stay again for my daughters birthday as she loved our first visit to the hotel, and she wasn’t disappointed. She loved the four poster...

Lovely Sunday afternoon soiree. Stopped on a walk after having taken the nearby Sunbury ferry. Plenty of outside seating. Yes it’s not swish furniture and decor but a feel of an old fashioned pub. Very helpful and polite staff. Had drinks and some starters. A...

Went in with my friend for a few drinks last Friday. I was drinking bitter and asked for Abbot. My second pint I was advised Abbot had run out and had to move to the next bitter along and it was okay. The third beer...

The Weir Hotel could not do more for us when we checked on our room wasn’t ready but we were able to leave our bags and head on out. Come dinner time, I’m a special little pickle and I love my pink bubbles and they...

We were fortunate enough to get a mooring right outside The Weir on a recent boating holiday on the Thames. Restrictions were still in place but staff were efficient, friendly and focussed on customers needing attention (something many staff have not got to grips yet...

Afternoon lunch . Very expensive sandwich served up in stale bread with green mould on the crusts. Complained ,got a refund. They blamed the bakery. The pub looks very run down now .

Came here with my family and had a lovely time. The location is beautiful, with views of the river if you sit outside. The staff were friendly. They had 2 vegan meals to choose from. I chose the burger and chips, which were lovely. It’s...

Came here today with my elderly 80 plus yr old parents having left another nearby pub feeling unwelcome, where we had planned to have lunch. Thus, we were not feeling that upbeat when we arrived and were met by pleasant helpful staff who quickly took...

Great food friendly staff, good value for money. Salmon was very nice and roast dinners excellent although Yorkshire puddings were a little on the hard side.

In for a burger and beer with friends, Great service from Molly especially. 10/10 would classily booze again.

If you are anxious about covid do not go here. On arrival there were still plates and glasses on our table. We had to remove them ourselves. We ordered on the app and when the waiter came we asked for him to get someone to...

I am not a foodie but I think that the quality of the food left a lot to be desired. I and a family member ordered the steak and ale pie. The pie crust was O.K. but the content of the pie was lukewarm and...

Arrived at the pub, lovely welcome told us about the app for ordering and where to sit. We ordered drinks and they arrived promptly and we started to relax and enjoy the evening. Then another drink arrived told them it was not ours , so...

Thank you to all the staff at the weir that provided great service at the weekend, The cold beer was served very swiftly even in very busy periods and the waiter service was very much appreciated by all the staff on duty.

Great post lockdown experience. We were welcomed and taken to our table by a really friendly and enthusiastic guy and our drinks and food served by friendly and helpful staff. The ordering system was easy to use and the service quick and efficient. All in...

The homemade duck spring rolls are excellent. Chips are ok. The chicken wings were swimming in the BBQ sauce, I just sent paper recycling back 50 years with the amount of napkins I used. The salt and pepper calamari was the worst I have ever...

We stayed at the Weir Hotel for 3 nights in September. This hotel is really dog friendly and allow your dog into the bar and breakfast area. The breakfast was very good and freshly cooked. We ate at the hotel in the evenings and the food and service was excellent, however, it was the view that stole the place for top marks. We had a King balcony room, which over looked the river, was , very clean and comfortable. The 4 post bed was a dream to sleep on, the furnishing where old but in character with the hotel. I would definitely stay in this hotel again.

We had heard good thing and while we sat by the river it was a great place to rest.The main course was ordered and within minutes it had arrived, very good pub food. the staff were great, very attentive so we decided on dessert and we ordered and sat for over 30 minutes waiting, other people were receiving their mains so when the table next to us ordered and received we decided we would leave, went and got a refund with no explanation for the delay. what a shame

Visited here yesterday and have to say was very disappointed . Ordered 2 x pies with chips and peas when they arrived the portion of chips was 12 chips on the plate and a table spoon of peas when i queried this as not acceptable with waitress she was very adamant that they was the exact portion so I asked another waitress who apologised and brought out more fries and peas 20 min later after meal was finished .. same happened with the desert so paid for extra ice cream 30 min later after hot pudding was eaten still wasnt served so cancelled the rest our meals were of not very good standard in my opinion for the price we paid . Such a shame as a lovely pub lovely location and I have to say the pub was quite at 5pm so not to busy to serve either .. will visit again but not for food very very disappointed all round .I do think this public should have a designated dog area maybe under the canopy as a lot of dogs and one child got bit just by walking past a table !!

I've been visiting since 1995 and never had an issue taking my dogs there until this evening (Sept 1st). My partner and I had been there approximately 40 minutes enjoying the last few rays of the sun before Edmund (deputy manager) decided to order us to put our dogs on a lead despite them not causing any form of trouble to anyone else.As a result we are of the opinion we will be unlikely to bother to return.On questioning Edmund why this was needed he said 'it's our policy' but when asked if he had been told to do it admitted he was doing it of his own volition.I've checked their website and it still says "dog friendly" with no mention of leads being required outside (or anywhere else for that matter).We chose to take our custom elsewhere I put the dogs back in my car.I returned to get the name of the individual who had levelled the dictat towards us and a colleague of his (possibly the manager but don't really care) started giving me some story about aggressive small dogs on the towpath and it was a decision by the owners...did I know them! Really? I said I didn't believe him and left. Regardless...if it is a new policy it wasn't advertised well enough and there was plenty of time to tell us while we were and without the unpleasant manner with which it was delivered. A potentially pleasant evening ruined.

Right by the Thames, they have a good sized car park but ideal for walkers and cyclists too. A large outside area by the water with airy covered areas during this covid period.And the food is excellent. My fish and chips was perfect - a large piece of fresh succulent cod wrapped in a perfectly prepared and cooked Doom Bar batter.

If there is a pub serving better food than the weir please let me know eaten here several times never had one complaint great food good service decent price just love the place travel over ten miles to eat here well worth it.

Great location right on the Thames. A table in the beer garden with a drink on a sunny afternoon would be great. However, we went for a family evening meal as part of the Eat out to Help out scheme, and that was very disappointing. Obviously there are Covid-19 measures in place, so we all expect some disruption but they were very under-staffed. A long queue to get to the bar to place our order was followed by a very long wait for our meal and when it finally arrived, they forgot one of our orders, so my wife had to wait a further 15 minutes to get her meal. Quite disorganised and under-staffed. Will not eat here again.

I just wanted a quiet weekday lunch on the Thames and it’s turned me into a nervous wreck. All the right social distancing sounds are made, with signage etc. but in reality it doesn’t exist. The lack of booking seems to mean a complete lack of responsibility from management. This was my first trip in 4 months to any venue after coming out of shielding as an extremely clinically vulnerable person, there were also many elderly (and therefore vulnerable) customers, we were all appalled at the complete lack of enforcement of social distancing from a mass of children running and screaming, weaving between tables, bumping into people. I was forced to move tables three times to try and get somewhere safer. I know it is not the managements fault that the parents don’t care about social distancing, but it IS the managements fault that some of their customers put all of their other customers at risk and were clearly breaking the rules. This is a global pandemic, and should be treated as seriously as one. I will not be returning to this pub ever, I will tell others to steer clear, and actually this experience has made me lose faith in the hospitality industry.

I've been enjoying lunches here for many years so decided to go back today and take advantage off the "Eat out, help out" offer. All seating is now outside where the benches all have umbrellas to keep off the rain, or the heat. We sat in the 'gazebo' as it was intermittently raining. There was no need to book in advance which made a nice change in these difficult times!The menu is extensive and well balanced. Sandwiches are now back on the menu, but baguettes were apparently voted off by general public opinion. This is a shame.I had the chicken pie and my friend the fish and chips. The pie was one of the best ever with lots of juicy chicken in a thyme flavoured sauce. My friend's fish and chips was huge with a perfectly cooked piece of very fresh fish.I finished off with the chocolate brownie sundae which was beyond perfect! Two coffees completed our excellent meal. The service was prompt and polite.Based on today's experience I shall certainly be going here regularly even when the August offer has expired. Thoroughly recommended based on today's experience.

The staff and management are very friendly and professional. There was a mix-up with our reservation, but they did everything possible to accommodate us. This included a complimentary dinner. The menu has a nice variety of daily specials not just typical pub food. Everything we had for dinner was excellent.

Stopped to have an early dinner after a 6 mile walk, I ordered the burger; it was so over cooked I could hardly cut it. The menu also said brioche bun which it wasn't, it was a dry white roll. Very sad looking side salad but chips were okay! I said to the waitress to please ask chef to cut the small piece of burger I had left so he might not over cook it for the next customer! Very poor first experience, I wont be back for food!

The new management made a huge effort to look after us and cope with our dietary requirements. All the staff were welcoming, friendly and professional. Despite it's size, The Weir feels cosy and intimate. Enormous promise for the future with this new team.

I passed through Porlock Weir as I walked the SW coast, dressed as a lobster, for charity. The management and staff were super supportive and helped promote my walk in the hotel. They were kind and cheered as I entered. And the food, accommodation and service was excellent. I'd recommend to all who pass.

Good food, nice wine, excellent ambiance. I attended a private wedding reception here a week ago and although having lived in the vicinity more years than I care to remember had never visited this fine hostelry. It’s one of four/five drinking/accommodation stops on the Thames which would have been a day’s haul for a horse and barge on their way from the London docks - long since disappeared with say, a cargo of timber or coal. There’s another pub opposite in Lower Sunbury and two others upstream in Walton. The landlord had done his own ‘hog roast’ - “delish” (not brought in) and with all the side dishes done as a buffet made an excellent meal. A hundred guests went home fully sated. The staff were friendly and efficient - nothing more to say, other than I’ll certainly be going back!

Very nice place. Inside and out. Had lunch there twice recently sat outside. crab cakes lovely as a starter and had a prawn cocktail as well. Went on a bank holiday Monday there was music in the afternoon and a BBQ really nice burger, recommend this pub and a nice atmosphere,

Lovely location next to the river with large outside eating area. The food is always of a high standard and the staff friendly and helpful.With so many pubs in the area refurbished out of recognition, the Weir retains an authentic relaxed atmosphere - dog friendly too!

Situated right on the Thames this pub has great views of the river.We sat out side and the tables weren't clean and the food was pretty average pub group, there are so many places around that are better.All the staff are young and attractive which I always find a bit off-putting, looks like they were chosen for this, prefer a mix. They were a bit off hand and not particularly friendly or helpful.Had a great evening, but it was down to the company and not the Weir.

Visited first week of August good mooring for a boat, drink selection was ok but the food let it down. I feel that 1 portion was split into 2 to satisfy 2 orders. It was more a starter portion

The young and enthusiastic team who manage this weir side haven of peace are relaxed and caring. Great stay in four poster bed, our own balcony and the soothing noise of Old Father Thames rushing over the weir right across from the hotel.Great breakfast and unlimited toast. Thoroughly recommend

Ordered the avocado on toast and an English breakfast. Both came with only 1 slice of toast each. Mine was basically half an avocado on 1 piece of toast. The poached eggs on the English breakfast was overdone.

Went to the Weir Hotel to celebrate my friend's sister's birthday. It was absolutely fantastic that atmosphere in there was lovely I hadn't realised it was a hotel until I got there outside is so nice by the river I would recommend anyone to try it out. Just going for a drink it's a nice place in the summer as well there was lots of food catered by my friend and we all use the bar which was very fairly priced staff were very friendly professional and accommodating.

Returning from the RHS Flower Show at Hampton Court via the river decided to stop for lunch at this riverside pub / hotel. Must admit we weren’t expecting much but what a surprise! Staff were friendly, helpful and service was quick. I ordered a chicken and mushroom pie off the ‘Light bites’ menu - lovely just the right size and very tasty. My husband had the plaice from the ‘Mains’ menu and thoroughly enjoyed it. Good size fish, very well cooked with salad and new potatoes. Lovely spot by the river with a good lunch, what more could you ask for on a lovely summers day!

Booked the room with 4 poster overlooking the river.

walked here for lunch whilst visiting family, short walk from their house, lots of tables, plenty of umbrellas and a lovely breeze. had lunch, the kids had chicken and chips from main menu as no real kids menu, but we had burgers and baguettes which were really nice and fresh

We booked a double room overlooking the water for 4 nights approx 3 months ago. We arrived to given a two room overlooking the back car park & rubbish bins. Although staff were pleasant they advised there were no other rooms available. We found the room dusty & paint flaking off the bathroom ceiling. We checked out after the first night. Told staff we were not happy as had not been given what we had booked, disappointingly no offer of any refund.Would not recommend.

came here for the weekend because we had a wedding at Hampton Court. very quaint hotel. Very friendly and helpful staff. room was basic,with en suite and a lovely balcony over looking the weir ( which was a little noisy at night but i got used to it) a wide choice of breakfast in the morning

The food, the drinks, the location, the sunshine, the service, the live music...all brilliant. Couldn’t really ask for more. Loved it. Will definitely be back!

Lunchtime visit on a sunny day next to the Thames - I've been in worse situations!

Together with 2 colleagues, I had lunch yesterday at the riverside Weir Hotel at Walton-on-Thames.

We enjoyed a lovely lunch whilst sitting outside overlooking the River Thames, my wife had a chicken Caesar salad which she said was one of the best salads she'd ever tasted. I had the Sausage and Mash, obviously proper butchers sausages which were superb. Great grub in a lovely setting.

Definitely recommend giving this a miss. Food is at inflated prices, portion sizes not great. Kids portions are same as adult portions, no gravy with roast, dry food, the Brie and broccoli vegetarian option for £12.50 was disappointing. Completely dry and served with dry salad and new potatoes. Chef clearly needs training on what goes with what. Other than the location there isn’t really any reason to go to this pub. Desserts were OK, saving grace I think but still priced at £5.

We booked here for Easter weekend. The food and accommodation was mediocre but given the price will have to drop this to unacceptable. Unfortunately we hadn’t realised there was an overnight canoe race at the same time. There was some associated noise throughout the night; I gather they have support crews who feed them when they stop and have to identify them so I guess this is understandable but in the small hours the staff at the pub decided to take exception to this. The staff caused significantly greater disruption. The canoeists were relatively benign but the landlord was F-ing and blinding at the top of his voice for ages. He was being highly aggressive and threatening and quite frankly I worried about his attitude for the rest of our stay. We didn’t confront him due to having seen how aggressive he became but I sincerely regret booking as a result. We won’t be coming back. Book with caution.

Not really sure where to start. I have been to this pub numerous times over many years and it used to be fabulous with delicious food at reasonable prices. Unfortunately it couldn’t be more different now. Dreadful over priced food with incredibly rude staff! The whole thing looks in desperate need of a total refurbishment and a good clean! Very disappointing and I shall be taking a short stroll down to The Swan! Much better value, food, staff and clean!!!! Never again ☹️

Took my family here for a bite this afternoon - big mistake! Slow service & appalling food. As we were about to leave the manageress/owner? Came out and started shouting & swearing at a group of 3 young(ish) girls & boys. These poor kids looked horrified & she made one of the poor girls cry. As we were leaving I met the distraught girl in the car park. Apparently a few years ago at a firework event at the pub she (& another chap) was seriously burnt at an unauthorised, non insured event with virtually no health & safety & no first aid. She then told me that initially her mum was so concerned she informed the council but did not take further. After this the poor girl got over the trauma (with scars!) & forgot about the ordeal. So today was her first visit to the pub after the event only to be verbally attacked by the owner/manageress? Just about sums this place up - AVOID. Oh & by the by the toilets were filthy.

Nice riverside pub with a good menu and good range of beers and ciders. They have a large outdoor seating area in front of the pub with plenty of picnic tables. The location is exactly on the riverside and if you are enjoying a walk along the Thames Tow Path, this is a good stopping point to get some refreshments.

We visited on a Thursday evening in winter and it was quite quiet. So maybe that avoided some of the problems other reviewers have had.

Told that each dish was made on request, asked a mild green Thai curry, definitely not mild, could not complete the order, so had to take a substitution, which turned out to be dry, have been used to a brilliant service, we even had our wedding hosted here, so we have waited a few days to cool down, but decided it is better they know so they can fix it, unlikely to revisit though.

We have loved this pub for many years but after visiting today will NEVER come back. To say we are disappointed is an understatement. We arrived to find the prices had increased £8.50 for a baguette! Then waited nearly an hour for it to come. A chicken and avocado baguette with barely any filling and cold chips. Complained and disgusted in the manners of the staff. Totally unorganised and rude. I will be making sure all of my friends and family are aware of this and don’t return.

Visited yesterday with family for lunch, and had some lovely meals which were tasty and well priced. Staff were very pleasant, and quickly cleaned away the dirty plates. We would have loved to have stayed longer, but the temperature in the pub was quite cool, made worse by the door being constantly opened and closed. Will probably avoid going there again at this time of the year, but will return next summer.

Visited on a Sunday on the off chance that a table was available, we were early and given a table that was booked for 14:30 allowing us nearly two hours for lunch, which was plenty.

7 of us (& 1 dog)had Sunday lunch here. The roasts were delicious - even the veg were just right (I am fussy about how they are cooked)- although the place was packed out.

A perfectly nice pub to spend an afternoon by the riverside - nothing wildly exceptional about it, however watch out for days when the local running club uses it as a marshalling point for runners, because the towpath is full of perspiring racers who barge past everyone and think they have right of way. They tend to take over the beer garden as well. Mind you, that aside, the staff are friendly and there is a wide range of drinks that are served efficiently and politely. It can get very busy, so not the place to go for a quiet drink at busy times.

Friendly staff. Speedy table service tho bit of a queue when we ordered.

The Pub has a unique location next to the river but the service really need improvement. The table are always dirty and sticky and they should really need a revamping. Food is average and whoever go there goes only for the nice spot

Our previous visits have been great, but not today. We chose the back table in the window, which had no number and caused confusion! During our meal the staff servicing outside tables left the door next to us open. The wind was very cold and when we kept closing the door, one of the staff appeared to take offence. The solution would be to put a door closer on.

Pubs along this part of the river not that good for vegans but this pub if you ask can do a great vegan green Thai curry and homemade it was delicious..

Took the family 11 in total for a meal at the Weir Hotel what a great place not overcroweded loveley weather sitting next to the river wonderful setting food superb service excellent great night out eaten here before great food then glad we returned and shall do so again.

We were stuck in London overnight after a missed flight and were lucky enough to stumble onto this gem of a hotel. The place was a charming 300-year-old hotel that has been well kept and included all modern day amenities. Aside from the scenic views and walking distance to the Thames River, the staff were all very friendly and went out of their way to help in any way the could. Tom, one of the managers did an amazing job helping us get a cab out during a crazy once a year bike race that shuts down a bunch of the major roads. Without him, we definitely would have missed our flight (again!) Matt, the owner, has done a great job making the Weir Hotel a must visit for anyone traveling to London.

Popped into the weir really nice apart from one man who had moored up outside and wanted to queue jump he got abusive to the land lady and staff, which ws,totally unessary

My boyfriend and I have been here a few times, it's a nice pub with an open fire in the winter and riverside seating in the summer. The food is good but nothing special, it's what you'd expect from a pub. It could do with modernising but I guess the decor is part of this pubs charm.