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I never thought i'd say this. I've lived near this pub for years and seen it in many guises. In recent times, it has been lacking in every department and i've sworn i'd never go back more times than i'd care to remember. However, it seems to have turned a corner as my last visit was a real pleasure. On a sunny day you get a BBQ with Peroni on tap (at a reasonable price) in one of the best pub gardens in London. And there's the promise of an extended cider range as of this weekend, adding to an already outstanding beer offer. Count me in!
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Great location but shame about the food - it really let's the place down. Ordered a steak sandwich and the meat was overcooked and tough, the bread hard and the salad wilted. My partners tart wasn't much better. The rocket in the accompanying salad must have been over a week old and most of the leaves were black. I haven't had pub food this poor in a while.
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Walked along from Kingston-upon-Thames and stopped here. Large garden, cycle friendly, good service and range of drinks. Accept cards at the bar (bonus) ... only downside was that ir is heaving with kids on a sunny weekend. There are kid-free (licensed) areas of the garden but the best bet would be to drink inside on a nice day.
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Good quiz on a Tuesday evening. Our food was nice, fairly standard gastro pub fare. The bar staff were very friendly and the bar manager in particular stood out for attentiveness and customer focus. They have several guest ales and I tried the Tribute - very good if a tad warm. All in all not bad and I would say it has improved from my last visit. Some of the comments about children are definitely right though - on a summers day the place is heaving with families so avoid if this is not your thing.
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nicely decorated and great outside space. But if you don't facny drinking whilst a load of kids run around screaming, whilst their parents ignore them.....then don't come here.
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will try the place again soon to see if i change my mind.
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Great views great location. Had a nice beer and larger in the sunshine. Seemed to be a nice mix of people and rather friendly at the bar.
Great if you have kids.
One major disappoitment was the food: ordered a hand made burger with cheese and bacon. £8.00. The burger was very small and had no taste to it, it seemed it was burnt, very small portion of chips, apparently the mayo is ment to be special but it was very plain. Worse burger I have had along the river.
Will the place another chance soon.
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If you've got kids this is a great pub to visit in the warmer weather. Not really a drinkers' pub but for families it's the real deal. Service is not as bad as some make out.
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Riverside pub almost out of view of the river. Seems a bit soulless, and the nice old building has been somewhat ruined by the ugly conservatory tacked onto the front. Don't want to say too many bad things about it, though. Great location and I've seen much worse. An okay place, and I'm willing o think better of it.
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This pub looks like it has gone through some ups and downs.
Great location
And a new management team in getting things ready for the summer.
Watch this space - lets see if things can turn around
I believe it will - this is a great pub with so much potential.
Anyone who has had a bad time here i urge you over the next few months give it another chance and talk to the guys in charge. They seem intent on making this pub great once again... so help them. Things do not change over night - but this place could have what it takes to win people back around. But it will take time...
... lets see if the comments on here start to improve over time
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Great view, eccentric, chaotic service.
Nice real ales, good ambience, crap service (Prepared to think it might be the staff first time but as it keeps happening it is a management issue. Sort it out.
Thank god they have the view...
For decent service & nice outside space either go nerxt door to the Tide End or if the other end of town the Garden of the Queen Dowager or inside the Adelaide. All different but you could learn a lot.
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Great pub,great location just don't expect the staff to remember that you've ordered food! Waited an hour and a half for meal only to be told,after asking how much longer my wait is,that they'd run out of dish an hour ago.Useless...
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I've given up on this place. I only live round the corner and have been in countless times recently and it's just impossible to get served. I don't think the barstaff could be any more useless. The Tide End next door is a much better run pub.
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Terrible….terrible….terrible….
Had high hopes for this place, it looked nice, welcoming, and certainly big! But oh dear it’s such a let down.
Firstly, there was barely any food left – such a limited choice left (and it wasn’t late in the evening!)
The food itself – not good! Take for example the goat’s cheese salad with beetroot and squash – no squash. When this was queried – the girl went off to sort it out and never came back (when we did see her again, it was perched on a bar stool having a mobile phone conversation…)
The cheese and chutney sandwich, allegedly served on rustic bread. No, more like your bog standard cheap loaf – not acceptable! The cheese seemed processed and was too fine with not much flavour. The apple ‘on the side’ was imaginatively presented as a whole apple with the bottom cut off.
The chicken with chorizo – mostly burnt!
Chips – taste was good but some were very hard in places.
There was an overload of green garnish on the plate of the steak – wilted and discoloured – not appetising.
Even when someone came to clear the plates, nothing was said by them – not even a ‘was everything ok?’ comment, which probably because they were afraid of the answer. We did complain but it did no good. You do tend to be a bit stuck as you’ve already paid for it all beforehand.
The pub itself is nicely decorated and it has a nice feel. The garden is huge with plenty of seating but it’s all so uncared for. The tables, etc were filthy, bits of other meals left there, grafitti on a table near the bar (who actually does that in view and why??)
As for the toilets – well I recommend you only use them if desperate. I like the idea of the Belfast sinks, but everywhere again was dirty and they stank. The toilet in one of the cubicles was even coming off the wall slightly.
One plus point – the girl that served us with the original order was friendly – can’t comment for the rest, didn’t see that many.
Would we go there again – never, absolutely not. Suggest you avoid it, there are nicer places around!
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This pub has such a great location it's a shame it's let down by the microwaved food and slow service. Too much of a family pub on the weekend for my liking (but great if you have kids, I'm sure) and it took so long to even order food, let alone receive it, we almost gave up.
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Great looking pub and great location. Just found it a bit un-organised mess. As previous people have said, the wait for a drink is close to infuriating. I used to work in a gastro pub that does the food etc and we were non-stop running around etc but this place just dont seem to care! Went on a saturday afternoon and ramma jammed with kids and tables where you could sit if it wasnt for all the dirty food places/glasses that hadnt been collected. The bar staff were friendly enough however the service was slow and disappointing. Havent tried the good yet and not likely too!
however, try a pint of their rosy cider and the pub seems a better place!
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Service is unbelievably slow here. Menu looks good and the food was not bad, but they need to do something about the service
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Cycled to this pub a few times in the summer as it's a nice ride along the Thames towpath.
Huge beer garden which has too much shade for my liking.
Haven't been inside much but it looks comfy and modern and I have no horrors to report regarding the toilets.
Playground for kids - yes, shade this bit but most people who choose to sit in a beer garden (smokers excluded) want to enjoy uor rare British sunshine.
Beers - Timothy Taylor Landlord and Deuchars IPA were on both times I went, and as they are two of my favourites I felt well spoilt.
Good lager range too.
I've only eaten form the bbq and did have to point out to the guy behind the counter that I did not want my salad put together by his assistant as he had an open, bleeding sore on his hand! He did send him away on that.
When I asked how long our sausage sarnies would take I was told they'd not be long as the sausages are precooked. Hmmm.
Good for a beer and the main food menu looks ok, but I let you draw your own conclusion for the expensive bbq!
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shit pub food just wrong take my word for it. ex staff member
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Great location, terrible service and terrible food.
I've seen people get one drink (eventually) from the bar and then sit in the garden all afternoon drinking and eating their own food and drink. I can't blame them.
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Very much worth a visit but, as others have said, you have to be prepared to wait to be served. The wait is generally worth it due to the good beers and lively young atmosphere. The garden is a bit more family orientated so I avoid that!
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Great for doing invisible man impersonations at the bar.....
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Lovely spot. Have been here numerous times at different times of year. It is very much driven by the weather and as it has a kiddies playround is unsurprisingly packed on sunny weekends. I've also seen them run out of food and some drinks when it's like this. Shame really, both for customers who suffer this and the management. They could do so much better out of this place with more advance planning. Having said that, service is generally friendly but be prepared to wait a while to get served when it's busy. To be honest for the sort of place it is (not a real boozer, more of a kid friendly gastropub) Continental style table service would be great on weekends when the weather's good. A massive selection of draught beers (over 20) including loads of lagers, fruit beer and a few real ales.
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Utterly, utterly useless. How can an establishment that is supposed to be making money from flogging booze n burgers to punters run out of food and beer and still be around? Are they selling something else 'behind the bar' to bankroll this incompetence. Went there on Sunday and they had run out of most beers and practically all food. Avoid the acidic staff as well.
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Quite a nice pub, I went early evening on a Sunday so it was full of uncontrolled brats running around squirting tomato ketchup on the floor. You can however find a few quiet spots and I would definitely give it another go at night when the little darling are safely tucked up in bed.
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Great pub with good atmosphere and well kept ales. However, the wait at the bar can be long and don't even think about ordering food if the sun is out. It takes hours to turn up and when it does it's not worth the wait or the money spent. Bring sandwiches instead.
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I agree. We go here once a year at Easter, I shall not be going again. The service was awful and when we complained, even that took nearly an hour to get a response, and again, there was no apology but a string of excuses. It was a shambles, seemed like lots of staff running round like headless chickens.
anonymous - 18 Apr 2007 22:45 |
Nice pub shame about the staff and food. We went there on Easter Monday and got there about 2pm hoping to have missed the lunchtime rush and have a quick bite to eat and then continue cycling upto Hampton Court.
There was an outside bbq run by two very nice lads who knew nothing about running a grill. An hour and half later and twice asking where our food was we finally got our food and it was cold! Knowing they were busy we ordered a side of chips to tide us over utnil our main arrived, these also took an hour and half. We were not the only ones who were served their food late and cold several tables around us were complaining of the same thing.
Complaining to the managment was not helpful he was not at all appologetic and somwhat aggressively said 'what do you expect its busy'. A sunny easter long weekend of course its busy, thats why you put more staff on (or when I walked in restaurants thats what we did ... planned ahead).
It was faulty towers and was not at all professional and for such a lovely spot was hugely disapointing. Go there for a beer but don't order food.
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I think some of the visitors to this pub have a personal chip on their shoulders. Have they been barred for bad behaviour?
The Anglers situated on the opposite side of the Thames to Teddington lock is a good spot for a drink or a meal. THe pub can be approached by foot or bike along a footpath from both Kingston and Richmond or by boat along the Thames. The pub even has its own landing stage!
The pub has an idillic setting by the bridge and gives a good view of both the bridge and Teddington weir. Sitting in the garden on a lovely day can rarely be better.
The sun lounge bar and comfortable seating is what might be called 'the snug' this sets the pub apart from the others. It has not been spoilt be current trends for mock leather and polish. The pub has a comfortable warm feel and time can be spent chatting at ease in a variety of settings.
The Manager and staff are friendly and efficient but there is a wait of up to 30 minutes for food due to the exceptional popularity of this excellent establishment. The food is varied and original.
Well done to all that work there!
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This pub is a little out of the way for me but I still try and get there every couple of months or so, more in the summer, and I am always glad that I have. Went there on Friday night with a mate after wathcing some filming the the studio nearby and we thoroughly enjoyed the atmosphere and the beer. He played safe and had Youngs Ordinary and I had the Butcombe Brunel bitter. A good night out.
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Completely agreeSmiley, this pub looks good but is atrocious. Way to expensive. I ALWAYS have to ask the bar staff to top up my drink as they always leave it about 3-4 inches too short, then they look at me like ive just called their mum a dog.
There are far better pubs in Teddington, and the foods crap
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Everytime my mates say "lets meet up at the Anglers"
I think why not, it can't be that bad.
But than i'm reminded how shocking it is, it's not a pub, i don't know what to call it.
The Bar staff are rude and bitter (because they work there i suppose) just waiting for everyone to leave. how hard is it to smile once in a while!!
You're right there Cedric!
"Tacky, no authenticity, cheap, tasteless- and that's just the clientele!!"
And as for RyanJones2006, you're talking bollocks mate!!!! you must work there! they're not friendly and the pool tables are crap and expensive!
Miss this pub at all costs, Go round the corner to the Tide End instead! friendly bar staff warm atmosphere and no idiots!
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A pub looks great and has a good atmosphere.I like the way they offer table service when it is not too busy. Have not eaten there but enjoyed a few good nights
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Tacky, no authenticity, cheap, tasteless- and that's just the clientele!!
For those of us that enjoy slightly more than just idle chit-chat and dolled up females with too much make up, this pub is a definate NEIN!
The unmistakable whiff of cheap perfume hits you as you enter the vicinity. The local alpha-chavs sit menacingly round pretend nous furniture, comparing ring tones. The bar staff greet you with a foul grimace, only answering ponderings with a grunt.
Avoid this pub, it's not happening.
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Just tried their BBQ. The menu stated "Suffolk Pork Sausages - £5.00". Well only one sausage, and seems like it was reheated and overcooked on the outside. I have had better at a fairground. Once again, I have to give up on this place. Last time it was a charcoaled burger. The pints of Staropramen also had bits of yeast in them, so someone needs to teach the staff how to clean lines properly. The catch was broken on the gate to the childrens play area, so the gate remained open. Big grass area with a sign keep off the grass, I thought this was a pub. Wooden benches were filthy, so had to search for somewhere clean to sit.
Well, this is one pub that gets crossed off my list.
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Wow...what can i say!
Very likeable pub. Staff friendly, food good!
Prime location!
Pool table use...slightly high but pleasanlty good.
Would most defintely go back again.
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It's always been a good pub making the most of its river front location with a good range of beers and decent food, but the recent make-over has made it even more attractive by bringing in enough of the younger crowd to make the place lively but not too many to put off the traditional tourist/family visitor. The only problem these days is finding a seat! Thoroughly recommended.
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It isn't so much a beer garden as the Anglers has taken over the entire area between here and the footbridge. It took forever to get served but this was on a Saturday night and the person ahead of me was ordering food and drinks for six: this isn't a problem in a restaurant with table service but in a pub it causes a bottleneck and it is no fault of the barstaff. Youngs Ordinary (which seems to be appearing as a guest ale more and more along with its now-stablemate Charles Wells Bombardier) was OK.
Yes, the clientele is predominantly young and in some cases gorgeous, in others you think you've pitched up in a rugby scrum par accident.
Maybe they should start doing table service for food? I'm thinking out loud here but until a few decades ago, later in Northern England, waiter service in pubs was a fact. Now that so many are focussing on food perhaps it is time to investigate this option here. Places such as the near-ubiquitous Fullers / Thai Cafes already do a sit-down waiter service so let's get through the bottleneck by letting people do the food / plastic order bit where they are and let those of us who only want a pint order at the bar. Makes sense?
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This places has had its ups and downs over the years, run down, done up, run down ad infinitum.
It is OK for a few beers in the summer sun, but beware of the kids in the pub garden.
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You know you've arrived at another 'Money Factory' as soon as you step in. Gastro Pub (obviously) which caters for families with its large childrens play area. Not the sort of place you'd go of an evening, and probably only would go for three reasons:
1: have kids
2: live next door
3: Work in Teddington Studios.
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I thought it had improved, but on going in the other day I can only confirm the other recent comments - overrun with children, more of a creche than a pub. Full of IT consultants and their air brained wives, SUV's parked outside no doubt. Never has a clientele ruined a pub so much, which is a shame as I think they have done their refit very well..
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Great location. Dreadful presentation.
Four of us (2 of each) came here one Saturday afternoon after Easter. More like a kindergarten than a pub - it was heaving with toddlers and yummy mums - made for walking through the throng with four drinks in one's hand a very precarious affair.
Service was simply atrocious. Being such a sunny day, no one was drinking/eating inside. Hence there were maybe 22 people at the bar patiently and quietly waiting to be served, nearly all requesting food and paying by plastic. How many bar staff?
One.
With broken English.
Pathetic.
Walked over the bridge and down towards Kingston to drink instead.
Just awful.
anonymous - 2 May 2006 09:07 |
3 real ales are served here in comfortable surroundings, the place had a relaxed touch to it, and we were told that the food in here is good although we only had time for a couple of ales.Recommended for a drink before going to the studio next door.
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Went to this sad riverside pub and confirm don't visit at weekends!!
The write-up is absolutely correct, saying the joint was full of tiny rug-rats, either screaming or running amok in front of their fawning parents. (I was looking for the Teddington Studios.)
A gay young lad carrying food, shook his head at a lass (well, I think it was a lass) and said, "Sorry, we don't have special rooms. We are not an aircraft!"
Nursing my pint, I asked what was up.
"I want to change my baby." she answered.
"Oh, that's all." I grinned. "Try the charity shop down the road. You could probably get a good scarf in return for it"
The lad almost dropped his plates, he laughed so much.
I adjourned to the Tide End, next door, for a peaceful drink!
mikem - 20 Feb 2006 15:36 |
Agggh - what has happened to the Anglers? Has gone all smart, with a level of pretentiousness to match, but is still soul-less. full of kids in the evenings (of the teenage variety) and even smaller ones during the day. made the mistake of being talked into a visit on christmas eve. remarkably unpleasant experience, mostly being shoved around by drunk boys, and left as soon as I could think of a good excuse and went somewhere else
patsy - 27 Jan 2006 16:01 |
This pub is modern and a bit too faced to kids. but still nice when you vcant get into tide end!
DrMRB - 26 Jan 2006 17:59 |
This is my favourite place around either for a midweek pint or a sesh on the weekend
And no other pub i can find does Addlestones which is the finest drink known to man
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"Actually they don't serve cocktails."
Lady on the phone just told me they do around 5 cocktails. But then again what does she know hey?
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the best pub in town if you don't mind your pint being overturned by a 6 year kid running riot around your table. You feel like you have to watch your language cos there are so many kids around you - yes, make a pub child friendly (in order to attract the parents) but shove them in a pit full of coloured balls (the kids not parents) and let the adults enjoy their 'special' time.
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Actually they don't serve cocktails. Bar staff are very friendly, food is what is expected from a Gastro. The more limited menu is a good thing but why does the kitchen stop making mains after 8pm?!?
Grown fond of this place recently-got some good Youngs beers on and i feel the prices are Ok for Tedds.
anonymous - 1 Dec 2005 18:54 |
Think that this pub caters for all sorts - so I guess is bound to upset some along the way... however.... who does KingRaama approve of? Maybe you should set up your own pub and show them how it's done??
Think this pub is worth a visit, especially in the summer months.
Chloe - 22 Nov 2005 18:28 |
But they serve cocktails
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the annoying people are the ones with kids who sit outside the "Childrens Area" - It's a pub not a creche, have a bit of consideration!
However, anyone like KingRaama who complains that in a pub that they can't make cocktails is very silly- It's a pub, not a cocktail bar!
anonymous - 6 Nov 2005 09:53 |
This a great pub for young people with kids precisely because it isn't frequented by miserable sexist old gits like the person below.
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Where to begin with this god forsaken pit.
First off probably not one person behind the bar knows how to make a cocktail or any drink that involves remembering more than 2 ingredients as the landlord has employed young sparkling little girls who spend there days hoping someone from a modelling agency will come in and take them away from everything.
Next up is the kids bonanza hour (Daily from 3 till 4).
Throughout this hour the pub completely fills up with screaming kids and young mothers who's biggest challenge in life is getting to £1000 on who wants to be a millionaire.
Oh and don't go for Sunday lunch as
A: Its a bit dry
B: You wont get served
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My friend and I visited this pub one lunchtime earlier in the week, purely because the Tide End Cottage doesn't have a car park. I was pleasantly surprised to say the least and resolved to share my experience which contrasts somewhat to my previous entry. What a lovely, friendly barman. I decided to detour from my usual Stella and have a pint of bitter. The barman (who had greeted us with a beaming smile and friendly banter) immediately spotted my confusion over what to order and suggested a Canadian beer, pouring some into a glass for me to try. Top service. Admittedly, it was during school hours so was bereft of screaming brats which served to compound the pleasantness but I have to say I shan't be overlooking this place anymore.
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Visited for the first time since they have done a refit. this pub used to be nice, but became tatty and plagued with underage drinkers - No idea if the youthful chavs still patronise it at the weekend, but when I went was pleasantly surprised. The refit has worked, and has made a tatty pub a much nicer experience.
food seems good also. The Anglers is once again a pub in Teddington worth visiting - welcome back.
TheGP - 20 Sep 2005 20:52 |
Pretentious and overpriced - full of the yummy mummy set with their screaming children running riot. Beer garden the only redeeming feature but The Tide's End next door is far superior.
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This has been my local for 4 years now and I have grown to have a soft spot for this pub, when it's hot, you know it, it has a great garden with river view for the kids and adults alike. The beer itself isn't that expensive compared to some, and the young types appear to have moved on, as I would say the general age group now is 25-40. Worth a visit.
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bloody awful full of people who just want there kids to run riot lots going on in garden if staff cant see this they must be blind or dont care decor a bit ?? smells of stale food not that great its all about location,location,loacation
anonymous - 26 Jun 2005 17:11 |
Oh dear, it's really not good is it. So much wasted potential. Huge place, massive garden, great location yet... No. Don't bother. Go to the Tide End Cottage round the corner - same location and so much more to offer.
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My temporary local and I'm not too sorry about it. Good ales at reasonable prices (£2.40 for some) and interesting menu. First time I went I was struck by the number of very obviously wealthy 19 year-olds, and it's not as friendly as pubs can be, in fact I find I've headed the other direction to the Forester's Arms at Hampton Wick in preference lately. Obviously aim to attract families with the playground, yet don't provide a non-smoking area.
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Before the refurb this was a great pub, now it looks like a furniture showroom! - In a word it's rubbish
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I personally think that location is all this pub has going for it. For the prices you pay it's surprising to see so many 'Chavs' there.
Peter - 3 Nov 2004 16:27 |
My local pub, a real favourite. Food varies but is generally good. Beers are always excellent, nice to see staropramen lager on tap too. Good pool tables upstairs although ten pounds for an hour and a ten pound deposite is a tad steep. Great location and garden next to the river although beeing able to have cheese on burgers during barbecues and some nicer chips would really make this almost perfect. Inside there is generally a genial atmosphere, personally i dont feel it is tatty, in fact it has a lovely retro flavour- note the original space invaders machine. Staff are generally good although they can be a tad dopey.
Joshua - 5 Oct 2004 00:58 |
This is a massive pub which has a great location next to the river with a big beer garden.
Could do with a bit of a spring clean though - It is a bit tatty, smokey and on weekends is jam packed full of annoying underage punters, making it difficult to get served an expensive drink.
TheGP - 10 Aug 2004 13:00 |
Dont like this pub, simple items of food on the menu are disguised and made to look trendy with long winded names,,, paying nearly £3 for a carling of all beers!! is not acceptable just for the right to sit on a sofa that looks comfy but isnt
chucky - 18 Jul 2004 10:49 |
went sunday, enjoyed
Good beer (I had a pint of Wherry) good grub (I went straight for the pudding), My mates seemed to enjoy it as well, One mates ordered a fetta cheese salad and asked for a sausage on top which they did (extra 50p thought). Coffee good too. Wasn't too crowded but one assumes being right next to the lock, come the better weather, come the crowds!
I remember i used to go here many moons ago (way pre refurb) when it was in decline and looking rather sad. Now, it seems well kept and worth a trip!
jon-paul - 5 Apr 2004 14:12 |
Great spot down by the river and very relaxed atmosphere all round. Love the deco and the pool room upstairs. Good place for a few beers with the boys. Food is good but pricey.
Alex - 13 Feb 2004 15:39 |
this pub has benefited from major revamp and is ace for the odd bit of welly with friends from working at Hampton Court Flower Show (thank god none of the flower show visitors go there). Good pint of old speckled hen(pricey) and always guaranteed to see dads yelling at kids-amusement
Charlie - 28 Jan 2004 10:36 |
Good looking staff, better looking manager's. Great atmosphere, drink, serving quality food you not find in any of its surrounding competitors. In short a Home from Home.
Diggelar - 15 Jan 2004 13:33 |
Decent pub for beer and food. Good playground for kids and plenty of seating inside and out. Good for Sunday lunch although bit pricey (but hey, this is Teddington). Easy access to river walks and has its own mooring points for boats.
Interesting decor, modern in some points, more old style in others. Good conservatory at the back.
Parking can be tricky, but all in all a decent pub.
anonymous - 6 Jan 2004 11:13 |
I've finally given up on this place. Four or five times I've been in and the beer was always off. How difficult can it be to serve a pint of lager??? I guess the sort of people who go in there haven't noticed the beer or maybe I've just been unlucky?
Chris - 17 Dec 2003 00:34 |
Beer garden suffers in the summer from the large injection of sreaming kids that descend en masse. Serves them right for installing climbing apparatus... but I guess that's what they are after. Apparently some poncey types from some Sunday morning yoof TV programme drink there sometimes.
Good for: Teddington Studio employees and 2.4 children.
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Lacks atmosphere...garden full of screaming kids in the summer. Best to avoid if you're after a cosy, intimate evening.
richardaustin - 13 Oct 2003 15:31 |
Used to work here about 1990, was brilliant then but gradually went into decay. Now redone, modern but still kept its pubby feel. It's probably just me but I miss the stuffed fish and the patterned carpet. Table service is a good idea.
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Visited The Anglers on a couple of occasions and absolutely loved it! The BBQ they have in the beer garden is an excellent idea. Great place to go to chill out!
Rachel - 17 Jul 2003 21:35 |
Excellent and tasteful refurbishment, lovely in the evening with all the candles lit. Garden good in summer, ideal for a stop when taking a riverside walk over Teddington Lock.
Eleanor - 27 Jun 2003 09:13 |
I used to live there, before it was refurbished and I loved it. It was full of atmosphere and it was such a family pub, it was so friendly.
Since the refurbishment it has no charactor or atmosphere. I hope it does really bad.
Matt Roberts - 18 Jun 2003 14:41 |
Have only been into this pub once. I needed to make a pit stop, while driving past. Did not have time for a beer, but the toilets were great... Thanks.. Thought I would give it a good rating anyway.
Mike - 14 Apr 2003 16:23 |
Very nice indeed since the refurb. It used to be a bit of a dive but is now very smart and has a great selection of Belgian beers - Hoegaarden on tap and bottles of Leffe, Chimay and Duvel. The beer garden is massive.
Angus - 14 Apr 2003 10:13 |
Recently refurbished this offers a relaxed drinking environment in a stylish surrounding. Ideal in the summer for sitting by the river with a huge beer garden and frequent BBQ. Good beer, friendly staff and young atmosphere.
Jeremy - 19 Feb 2003 15:13 |
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