Nice old pub with a proper dining room upstairs. Had the Sunday roast for &pound;18.50. The portion was huge - a massive plate of beef, roasties, and all the trimmings. Could barely finish it. Good value for the money.

Sunday roast was a treat. The lamb was so tender it just fell apart. Honestly, the Yorkshire pudding alone is worth the trip &ndash; haven&#39;t had one that good in ages. The roasties could&#39;ve been a bit crispier, but that&#39;s a tiny thing.

A five-minute walk from Brondesbury station. The selection of bottled and canned craft beers here is huge, honestly a bit overwhelming. Spent ages just deciding what to try. Prices are fair for the variety you get.

The fish and chips are proper pub food. The batter was really crispy and the chips were spot on. Had a sausage roll too, which was a nice little bite. Solid lunch.

Came for a mocktail before dinner. The &quot;Garden Spritz&quot; was actually really good and creative, not just juice and soda. It&#39;s a nice spot for that, but the portion felt a bit small for the price. Still, a solid choice for a non-alcoholic option.

Popped in on a Sunday evening. The bar team, Jack, Ellie, and Fin, were so lovely. Really friendly and attentive, which made for a relaxed and easy-going visit. A nice spot.

A lovely Sunday roast. The Yorkshire puddings were huge and clearly homemade, which was a real treat. The roast potatoes had that perfect crisp edge. My only small note is that the chairs are quite hard, so it&#39;s not the place for a long, leisurely lunch.

Love the airy feel here, the high ceilings and river views are a vibe. Perfect spot for a chilled-out drink after work. The modern space doesn&rsquo;t feel stuffy at all.

The restaurant has a nice ambience and great atmosphere, making it a perfect spot for a casual dinner with friends. The food and cocktails were amazing!

Love that they have a proper pub selection alongside the Indian menu. Had a pint of their local bitter with the chicken tikka masala &ndash; the malty notes cut through the richness nicely. A clever pairing you don&#39;t see often.

A solid neighbourhood pub with a decent choice on the menu. The local ale was pretty good, and the lager hit the spot. A fine place for a casual pint and a bite. The service was a bit slow, but it was a busy Friday evening.

Came for a family birthday, we were a big group. The portions here are huge, everyone got a proper plateful. My plate was stacked, no skimping at all. Good for the price.

The Sunday roast was a treat. The beef was tender, and the gravy was excellent. The chairs were quite comfortable, which made for a very relaxing meal.

Came here with a few friends for a catch-up. The staff were so helpful when we asked about the gins &ndash; the Boatyard one they suggested was a hit! Really nice vibe for a chilled evening, just what we needed.

Popped in for a drink. Their espresso martini was spot on, really smooth. Staff were nice and chill. Good spot.

Stumbled upon this spot and glad we did. The grilled octopus was spot on - tender, smoky, with a great char. Staff were friendly, place had a nice buzz. A solid find.

The Christmas dinner was lovely. I really appreciated the attention to fresh ingredients in the seasonal dishes. The service was smooth and made the whole evening feel relaxed.

Took the family here for a birthday. The staff were really on it, checking in without being pushy. They handled our big table smoothly, even when we were a bit all over the place. Made the whole thing much less stressful.

Been here a few times to catch a game. The spicy chicken stack burger has a decent kick, not too crazy. Plenty of screens around, even in the booths, which is handy. It&rsquo;s a solid local spot for that.

Been coming here for a few years now. The food is definitely better than your usual pub grub, but you do pay for it. My steak and ale pie was lovely, but at &pound;18.50, I was hoping for a slightly bigger portion. Still, it&#39;s a nice treat.

I was curious about the spice bag, and the ingredients tasted really fresh. The chicken was tender, and the vegetables had a nice crispness. It&#39;s a solid choice if you&#39;re looking for something flavourful but not too heavy.

Solid pub with London Pride and Doom Bar on tap. The onion rings were a good snack while watching the game.

Stopped in after a walk along the Thames. The fish and chips were decent, but what stood out was the freshness of the peas and the side salad. Really crisp and clearly not from a packet. The local ale was a nice touch too.

The steak and ale pie was the standout. The pastry was flaky and buttery, the filling rich with tender beef and a deep, savoury gravy. That&#39;s what I come for.

Love that they have so many screens for the game! The outdoor bit is great too, heaters kept us cosy. Perfect for catching up with the crew over some drinks.

The veggie burger here was solid, with a nice char on the patty. Paired it with a local pale ale from their taps. The pub cat wandered over for a quick hello, which was a nice touch.

A hidden gem for wine lovers! They have a wide selection of wines and a menu that caters to all diets. Perfect for sharing and enjoying a unique dining experience.

Limoncello spritz was spot on. Ada and Malik know their stuff. Good vibe for a chilled evening.

Lovely little spot, plenty of seating. The food was the highlight for me. Everything tasted super fresh and the flavours were spot on. My fish dish was cooked perfectly, not dry at all. Really enjoyed it.

The hookah was smooth and lasted ages, flavours were spot on. Staff were friendly without being overbearing.

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