please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
OK well Mick has departed and has been replaced by the very enthusiastic and affable Harvey who knows his ale's and is happy to talk you through the range which included Twickenham Ales, Griffin(?) and the stock standard Pride - tried the Nelson's summer ale which was of good quality. The Guinness at the TC is teriffic.
Easily the best pub in Richmond and with a landlord who is keen to carry on the unique appeal of the TC, I look forward to many more beers here!
BenEd - 21 Jul 2008 14:40 |
An excellent pub, slightly off the beaten track, but certainly worth a visit.
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The well known bar-keep of this pub, Mick Carty, has departed, 24Feb2008, so its future is open to debate, as the quality of ale.
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Great pub, with a fantastic pint.
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A great pub. You get the finest London Pride in the borough, plus other rela ales and mick and staff keep the stuff decent and served with pride and passion.
Super location next to the Richmond Athletic Ground, home to London Scottish and Richmond rugby clubs.
Upstairs private bar available.
Well worth a regular visit.
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I had a cold beer here in June (during that glorious World Cup month..!) my first pint in this boozer. I found it by accident, but I stayed longer than I intended. Small premises with 'big' heart. I liked the place, and so will you if you like beer and rugby!
Right next to Richmond Athletic Ground (Old Deer Park) isn't that where London Welsh play rugby..? You can smell the mud & turf from the bar..! TJ
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Agree with previous contributors - great pub, well worth seeking out
How many pubs do you know in Richmond where the boss is actively socialising and drinking with his customers - you don't get that in All Bar One, I bet ?
Adnams was off last night, but they had Banks Bitter on, a rarity down South. ( Banks comes from Wolverhampton, for those who don't know )
One of the area's increasingly rare proper pubs - let's hope it stays as it is
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The Triple Crown Inn is an absolute gem. I visited twice last night (21/06/06) firstly to check it out then later with two friends. Everyone both sides of the bar is friendly.
Beers on last night were London Pride, Timothy Taylor Landlord and Adnams Bitter. The Timothy Taylor was on excellent form and reasonably priced for the area at £2.60 per pint.
The pub is traditionally furnished with red being the main theme. It also benefits from being away from the main high street thus not getting overcrowded.
DO visit this pub - you will not be disappointed.
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great pub.
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Used to go in here when i was seventeen. great place, still ffriendly, great selection of beers, a real pub, doesn't pretend to be anything else.
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Well worth a visit. Good beer and pleasant atmosphere.
mally - 23 Jul 2005 13:21 |
Used to go in this place after Army Cadets, in camoflage kit and caked in cam cream. It was a good pint and a warm welcome from this place that makes the Triple Crown very special. Top pub!
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Small, friendly pub, with excellent range of unusual, well kept ales. Not particularly quiet - it's right next door to a rugby club and on my visit, it was full of players arguing about the game they'd just lost.
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A very well hidden pub, I would guess would be a good atmosphere for watching Rugby, considering the title.
TheGP - 10 Mar 2005 07:36 |
Nice little back street local, four handpumps serving beer the way the English are supposed to like thier beer. Warm & Flat. But at least not vinegar this visit, unlike last time I ventured here.
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Great little pub,hidden away from Friday nights marauding chavsters . If you know where it is-for Gods sake keep quiet about it !!!!
anonymous - 10 Jan 2005 11:05 |
Lovely small quiet pub tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the high street. Friendly staff and friendly punters - they all seemed to be locals/regulars. Good place to go for a quiet drink.
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