Great spot for a riverside pint. The historic Victorian setting and Thames views really complement a well-kept ale.

Walked in on a Sunday and snagged a table, but most were booked. Bar staff were really nice.

The pork belly crackling was so crispy! We shared a few plates with friends and the vibe was just right for a long catch-up. The veggies were a nice touch, not just an afterthought. A bit pricey, but we didn&#39;t mind for the relaxed evening.

Been coming here for years, and the fish and chips are always spot on. Fresh, crispy batter, and the chips are just right. It&rsquo;s the one thing I know I can count on every time.

Decent spot for a group dinner. They handled our large table without any fuss, which was nice. The atmosphere is pretty relaxed. Food was fine, though a couple of dishes could have been a bit warmer.

The roast was spot on. Massive portions too, couldn&#39;t finish it all. Service was quick and friendly, got me in and out fast for my lunch break. Solid choice for a quick, filling bite.

A fun spot for Swifties! I grabbed a tote bag and the vibe was great with other fans singing along. The pub itself is exactly as you&#39;d picture from the song.

Monday night half-price mains. The flat iron steak was cooked just right, chips were crispy. Solid deal.

Popped in for a quick lunch. The fish and chips were spot on&mdash;the batter was super light and crispy, just how I like it. Sat outside overlooking the park pond, which was a nice little escape from the office for a bit.

Daniel and Alicia were top notch. They knew the menu inside out, helped us pick dishes without any fuss. Just the right amount of attention, not hovering. Made the whole thing easy.

The fish and chips here were the highlight of my trip. The batter was so light and crisp, not greasy at all. The garden was absolutely buzzing, but our food arrived super quickly. A solid find.

The meat platter was delicious and easily fed three of us. Good value for central London, no service charge either. What really stood out was the decor&mdash;really original and full of character.

Been coming here for years, and it&#39;s the consistency that keeps me coming back. Booked a booth for the Six Nations again this year. Sami and the team just know what they&#39;re doing, everything runs smoothly. That&#39;s why we&#39;ve already rebooked for next season.

Service was really friendly, and they offered to pack our leftovers. The lamb massaman curry was lovely.

Thursday lunch with friends. The bar staff suggested the risotto with added chicken. Really appreciated how fresh the ingredients tasted, especially the herbs and vegetables. The AC was a bonus in the heat.

Tuesday&#39;s steak special is a steal - a proper 8oz steak with a drink for less than a tenner. The seats are comfy, which is a nice touch. Makes for a relaxed midweek dinner.

Lovely spot for a quiet meal. The library room is so cosy, perfect for a relaxed evening. The sliders and fries were tasty. Staff were very friendly and attentive, which made everything feel effortless. A really pleasant experience.

Loved the menu here, so many good choices. The food was delicious, and the staff were really lovely and attentive. A nice spot for a meal out.

The refurbishment is lovely, makes it feel really comfortable. It&#39;s a traditional pub but with a more relaxed, modern vibe now. A nice spot for a quiet meal.

The fireplace was so cosy on a chilly day. The staff were lovely, made it feel like a proper escape.

Cosy spot with good music, and I liked the split-level bar layout. It&#39;s a nice place to just sit and have a pint. They had a decent selection of draft beers and ciders.

Loved the fire pit on the terrace, perfect for a chilly evening. The Estrella was properly cold, which is all you can ask for. Dog biscuits were a thoughtful little extra.

Solid local pub, and the pints are well-priced for London. I liked the bitter they had on tap. Good spot to pop in for one.

Popped in for a quick pint. The place has a great vibe, feels old and lived-in. Heard it was a regular spot for George Michael back in the day, which is pretty cool. Just a nice, unpretentious pub.

Lovely little spot in Wanstead. The pastries are incredible - the almond croissant was so flaky and buttery, still warm. Perfect with a coffee on their patio.

Nice little find away from the match day chaos. Their beer list had a few interesting local ales I hadn&#39;t tried before. The classic burger was solid, nothing fancy, but hit the spot.

The modern bathroom was spotless and had everything you&#39;d need. It did get a bit noisy from the street in the early morning, but that&#39;s a minor thing.

The service was pretty good, even on a busy Friday night. Staff were polite and efficient, didn&#39;t feel rushed at all. A decent spot for a relaxed meal.

Sachin&#39;s a good bloke, knows his drinks. Suggested a local ale that went nicely with the scotch egg. He&#39;s friendly without being over the top, makes you feel like a regular.

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