The Stag Review: The Beloved Little Pub of West London | A beloved little pub in west London with a fine, noble name and an excellent following, a lovely local for good beer, good cheer and a warm welcome
The Hole in the Wall Review: The Characterful Little Gastropub of West London | A characterful little gastropub in west London with a wonderfully classic hidden-away name and an excellent early following, one to watch, a lovely spot for good food, good beer and a warm welcome
The Windmill Review: The Welcoming West London Pub With a Fine Old Name | A welcoming, characterful west London pub bearing the fine old name of the windmill, a proper spot for good beer, good pub dining and a warm welcome
The White Hart Review: The Welcoming West London Local With a Historic Royal Name | A welcoming, characterful west London pub near Acton Green bearing the historic royal name of the white hart, a proper local for good beer, good cheer and a warm welcome
The Gunnersbury Review: The Craft-Beer and BBQ Gastropub of Chiswick High Road | A characterful gastropub on Chiswick High Road, one of Chiswick’s top gastropubs, with good craft beer, BBQ and seasonal menus, a proper spot for good food, good drink and a warm welcome
The Cross Keys Review: The Welcoming Chiswick Pub With a Fine Old Name | A welcoming, characterful Chiswick pub bearing the classic old name of the cross keys, a proper local for good beer, good cheer and a warm welcome in the heart of Chiswick
The Rocket Review: The Characterful Chiswick Gastropub With a Fine Name | A characterful, welcoming Chiswick gastropub with a fine, spirited name, a proper spot for good beer, good food and a warm welcome in the heart of Chiswick
The Crown and Anchor Review: The Welcoming Chiswick Pub With a Fine Naval Name | A welcoming, characterful Chiswick pub bearing the fine old naval name of the crown and anchor, a proper local for good beer, good cheer and a warm welcome
The Tap on the Line Review: The Charming Fuller’s Station Pub at Kew Gardens | A charming Fuller’s station pub set right on the platform at Kew Gardens Station, blending vintage railway charm with modern comfort, a genuinely special spot for good ale and fresh food
The Greyhound Review: The Independent Family Gastropub of Kew Green | A charming, independent, family-run gastropub overlooking Kew Green near Kew Gardens, with a fine old hound name, premium seasonal food, a lovely beer garden and a warm family welcome
The Swan Review: The Welcoming Chiswick Pub With an Elegant Old Name | A welcoming, well-loved Chiswick pub bearing one of the most elegant and historic of all English pub names, a proper local for good beer, good food and a warm welcome
The White Hart Review: The Riverside Chiswick Pub With a Historic Royal Name | A welcoming, hugely popular riverside Chiswick pub bearing the historic royal name of the white hart, a proper spot for good beer, good cheer and a warm welcome by the Thames
The One Over the Ait Review: The Striking Fuller’s Riverside Pub by Kew Bridge | A striking Fuller’s riverside pub by Kew Bridge in a converted Victorian warehouse, with a clever Thames-island name, panoramic river views and Fuller’s cask ales over two floors
The Express Tavern Review: The Historic Real-Ale Pub Near Kew Bridge | A historic, characterful real-ale pub near Kew Bridge in Chiswick, with a fine old railway-age name, a proper local for good ale, good cheer and a warm welcome by the Thames
The Lamb Review: The Welcoming Chiswick Pub With a Classic Old Name | A welcoming, hugely popular Chiswick pub bearing one of the most classic and gentle of all English pub names, a proper local for good beer, good cheer and a warm welcome
The Pilot Review: The Fuller’s Gastropub of Wellesley Road | A characterful Fuller’s gastropub on Wellesley Road in Chiswick, built as a local before 1869, a proper neighbourhood pub for good Fuller’s beer, good food, live sport and a warm welcome
The Packhorse and Talbot Review: The Large, Popular Chiswick Pub With a 17th-Century History | A large, popular Chiswick pub on the site of an inn since the 17th century, with a fine old trade-and-hound name and a huge beer garden, a proper spot for good beer, live sport and good cheer
The George IV Review: The Fuller’s Pub and Comedy Club of Chiswick | A characterful Fuller’s pub on Chiswick High Road bearing a royal name, home to a celebrated comedy club, a proper local for good beer, good laughs and a warm welcome
The Old Pack Horse Review: The Handsome Fuller’s Pub of Chiswick High Road | A handsome, characterful Fuller’s pub on Chiswick High Road with a fine old packhorse name, a proper local for good Fuller’s beer, good cheer and a warm welcome
The Bell and Crown Review: The Fuller’s Riverside Pub of Strand-on-the-Green | A beloved Fuller’s riverside pub on the Thames towpath at Strand-on-the-Green in Chiswick, licensed since 1787, pouring Griffin Brewery ales in a wonderful waterside setting with a warm welcome
The Tabard Review: The Historic Arts and Crafts Pub of Bedford Park | A historic Arts and Crafts pub in Bedford Park, Chiswick, designed by the great architect Norman Shaw for the first garden suburb, with a name from Chaucer, good beer and a warm welcome
The Bull’s Head Review: The Historic Riverside Pub of Strand-on-the-Green | A historic, Grade II-listed 18th-century riverside pub at Strand-on-the-Green in Chiswick, a warren of characterful rooms by the Thames with a Cromwell legend, good beer and a warm welcome
Bulls Head Review: The Mighty Beast and the Royal Badge | A classic old pub name – the Bull’s Head, evoking the mighty and powerful bull, and the royal heraldic badge of the Tudors
The Pilot Review: The Skilled Guide of the Ship and the River | A pub named ‘The Pilot’ – after the skilled pilot who guides the ship safely through difficult waters, a fine riverside name
The Bell & Crown Review: The Peal of the Bell and the Royal Crown | A classic riverside pub name – the Bell & Crown, joining the joyful peal of the bell with the golden crown of the monarchy
Connolly’s Review: The Family-Run Irish Bar and Diner of Chiswick | A warm, family-run Irish bar and diner on Chiswick High Road, famed for its Guinness, live Irish music, big-screen GAA and football, and a legendary cheap breakfast
The Gunnersbury Review: The Park, the Place and the Name | A pub named ‘The Gunnersbury’ – after the historic Gunnersbury area and its beautiful park, once a great royal and aristocratic estate
