Not much i can say which hasn't already been said in last few months since it opened. Not being local we came accross this pub in the London Drinker and initially had problems locating it (slightly wrong postcode on the advert). It was the 18 ales and ciders which attracted us. Despite it being a saturday night and busy the staff were very welcoming and offering tasters etc to sample the beer. The young landlady was also happy to chat while clearing tables and even apologised for the wrong postcode being used in the advert, and seemed made up that we'd gone out of our way to persevere. I will definitely go back when in the area, and if sucess is based on the customer service then this place won't go far wrong.Becoming a bit of a victim of it's own success: I go in less often now as is sometimes standing room only. This pub is now excellent !
Following the refurbishment, I frequently find myself looking for an excuse to walk past and quite often...in.
Well kept beers and a friendly atmosphere have made this one of the best pubs in Twickenham.

Excellent riverside pub with a choice of real ales. Real coal fires, a relaxed atmosphere and welcoming, friendly service. I enjoyed a pint of '391' in tip-top condition. Food is excellent quality and served in hearty portions. A 'must visit' when in the area.Great little riverside pub, always heaving when the suns out, nice selection of beers and reasonably priced quality food. Paul the manager is a very welcoming host and no its not the cheapest but I dont want to drink in Wetherspoons or the George so I pay more to get more out of it. 1 Guinness, x2 125ml of house white wine - £13.90. Furious. Will write a proper review after I calm down.

This pub does so much right. Friendly staff and great beer make it a good option.

I do think that it could be improved further though by simply redoing the lighting (it's far too bright - feels more like an airport lounge than a cosy pub) and, for the same reason, painting the cream walls with a slightly darker colour. Again, an easy win which would vastly improve the feel of the place. It's just all a bit too bright.

Or maybe I'm an old fashioned git who prefers the traditional atmosphere of a pub when everybody else likes to go to European style, brightly lit bars. It's a shame for the gits like me though.

An excellent traditional boozer close to Teddington hospital, The Mason's serves a great pint and keeps a fine range of bottled beer. The old loos were very small and have now been consigned to history with some substantial building work out the back. It's comfortable, traditional and quiet as the jukie is rarely loud. The guvnor also runs The Roebuck up the road in Hampton Hill but The Mason's has a unique character. It's probably not a place that hoodie-wearing chavs or pissed-up footy fans would like and it is somewhat sedate but it's a nice place. Teddington has eighteen pubs; this is probably its best.great to see an old back street pub being given a new lease of life, the landlady Rae is a cracking girl, and keeps a damn fine pint. Cant wait to see the place when the refurb is finished as havent been in for a few months (no dogs allowed). Blissfully free of the local chavs too.

Attended a recent function...fabulous service - thank you to the staff in making sure everything ran smoothly, the only hic cups where from me! loved the Gin specials.The other day we stopped in at The Clockhouse for the first time in many moons.
The atmosphere was very relaxed and we sampled a couple of pints of TT ale with a mixed meat and cheese platter between the two of us while we watched the rugby.
Marvelous !
No spam on us...unlike some other reviewers.Having sat two tables away from you myteddingtonlocal . whom i have never seen in here before i find it strange that when paul the manager takes your drink away that they clearly dont serve ? 10 pubs a week are closing down and your making this situation worse. !!

sorry had to come back,click on to the user name of the so called want to be landlord paulkersey,one post?and as the owner of three pubs myself,this is not the sort of comments we would make...nuff said.good pub.good ale,dont see what all the fuss is about,went there from the bullstrode,now that is one to avoid.5/10Found out about this pub on Fullers website under "Pubs for sale". I've been looking to buy another pub and as it has a car park and ample space inside to serve food., i thought i'd take a look. The 1st thing i noticed in the car park was that about 6 spaces were full, a few vans. Got me thinking a few builders finish their day. Good trade i thought. Got inside and noone in there? No menus for food? The london pride was good but at 7.30pm on a tuesday, you would at least have a few meals served and a few beers being sold. I won't be trying to buy this pub. I reckon Fullers might need someone new running this place temporarily from the above comments. He's obviously killing it!

o.k redlion chef i apologise,i did not rate the pub because as you pointed out i have not been there.and i will make the effort to sample your cooking and try the ales the weekend after next (so it had better be good) yours guv 1.yep shame really,also look at watscooking,so obvious,agree with guv1 we look on site and then wonder is it worth going?i think not!and dont get me started about the chips,or the stunning roast.it makes you wonder why they do it,it is sooooo obvious,and they do themselves no favours.....by the way how are the chips?