The Brown Cow Review: The Suavely Shabby Gastropub of Fulham Road | A suavely shabby, much-loved gastropub on Fulham Road, reputedly a favourite haunt of Prince Harry (partial to its scotch eggs), with excellent food and a warm welcome
The Tommy Tucker Review: The Posh Gastropub of Waterford Road | A spiffy, much-loved neighbourhood gastropub on Waterford Road from Claude Compton of Claude’s Kitchen, with a refreshingly modern menu and an excellent Sunday roast
The Bedford Arms Review: The Warm Backstreet Local of Dawes Road | A warm, well-loved backstreet local on Dawes Road in Fulham, a proper neighbourhood pub doing the traditional things well, with a genuine welcome and a loyal local following
Aragon House Review: The Grade II Pub Named for a Tudor Queen | A handsome Grade II-listed pub of 1805 on New King’s Road, named for a dower house of Queen Catherine of Aragon, with a sophisticated garden and warm welcome
Cock Tavern Review: The Grade II-Listed Young’s Quirky Local of North End Road | A Grade II-listed Victorian Young’s pub on North End Road near Fulham Broadway, a quirky community local with craft beers, a big gin list, grazing plates and a jungle garden
The Kings Arms Review: Wadworth’s Flagship London Pub by Putney Bridge | A handsome 1888 corner pub at the end of New Kings Road by Putney Bridge, Wadworth’s flagship London pub, with award-winning ales, live sport and a renovated garden
Wolfpack Review: The Rugby-Founded Craft Beer Pub With Rooms in Fulham | A roughed-up Victorian corner pub on Vanston Place founded by ex-rugby pros, with 20+ craft beers, Wolfpack’s own brews, a leafy garden and boutique hotel rooms
Duke on the Green Review: The Grade II Young’s Pub of Parsons Green | A handsome Grade II-listed pub of 1892 on the south side of Parsons Green, built as the Duke of Cumberland by Robert J Cruwys, now a Young’s pub with a lovely garden
Goose Review: The Unfussy All-Day Sports Local of North End Road | An unfussy, welcoming pub on North End Road near Fulham Broadway, doing all-day food, live sport on the screens, and a good honest pint at a fair price
The Durell Arms Review: The Grand Victorian Super-Pub of Fulham Road | A grand Victorian corner pub on Fulham Road catering for all-comers, with a bright dining front room, a vast ‘Great Hall’ for sport and live music, and playful food
The Golden Lion Review: The Oldest Pub in Fulham, Built in 1455 | The oldest pub in Fulham, built in 1455 on the site of a princely residence, once patronised by Shakespeare and Fletcher, near Fulham Palace with a spacious beer garden
The Fulham Mitre Review: The Family-Run Tudor Gastropub of Dawes Road | A family-run gastropub in an attractive 1920s brewer’s Tudor building on Dawes Road, with skylights, a secluded leafy garden, proper Sunday roasts and Tuesday quizzes
The Temperance Review: The Grade II Billiard Hall Turned Fulham Pub | A Grade II-listed former Temperance Billiard Hall of 1910 on Fulham High Street, now a characterful pub full of Victoriana, with real ale, sports screens and Sunday roasts
The White Horse Review: The Sloaney Pony and Its Legendary Beer | The famous ‘Sloaney Pony’ of Parsons Green, a historic coaching inn on the site since 1688, celebrated as one of Britain’s best places to drink for its legendary beer range
The Eight Bells Review: Fulham’s Oldest Tavern by Putney Bridge | Fulham’s oldest surviving tavern, first licensed in 1629 as the Blue Anchor, by Putney Bridge, once Fulham FC’s changing room, with five changing ales and famed roasts
The Rose Review: The Village Boozer of Fulham | Fulham’s village boozer just off the King’s Road, with a gorgeous leafy hidden beer garden, a roaring fireplace, a warm duck-egg-blue interior, Sunday roasts and a pub quiz
The Lillie Langtry Review: Fulham’s Oldest Pub and Its Jersey Lily | Built in 1835 as the Lillie Arms and Fulham’s oldest surviving 19th-century pub, renamed for the actress Lillie Langtry, with a Victorian cocktail lounge upstairs
One Fulham Broadway Review: The Airy Irish Pub by the Broadway | An airy, casual Irish pub right by Fulham Broadway, doing crowd-pleasing pub grub, a good range of brews and live sport in a spacious, welcoming setting
