The Pear Tree, Hammersmith - pub details

Pear Tree
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Address: 14 Margravine Road, London, W6 8HJ [map] [gmap]

Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 1077) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras

Nearest tube stations Barons Court (0.3 miles), West Kensington (0.5 miles), Hammersmith (0.7 miles)

Nearest train stations Kensington Olympia (0.8 miles), West Brompton (0.9 miles), Putney (1.9 miles)

Pub facilities/features:

  • Sky TV
  • Pool table (1)

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> Current user rating: 6.1/10 (rated by 16 users)
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user reviews of the Pear Tree, Hammersmith

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Looks nice on the outside, so we had high expectations. but the food was a real let down - bland in the main, and one plate had a black hair in it - not nice. When we mentioned this - the reaction was one of surprise. I would have expected a new plate of food - not just a look of surprise! Re the drinks, the wine was fine, but the beer drinkers in our group had the same comments as other reviewers re the pipes. Overall, we felt that superficially, the pub looks nice, but the owners don't really know much about running a pub. Won't be going back........
Devonshire1 - 16 Aug 2011 11:46
This is a fine local that has been well rehabbed by the new owner. Proper British cuisine and a cheeky approach to serving a pint. This one is a winner.
lkshoe - 1 Jun 2011 10:55
RiffRaff:
There should be no sediment with a pasteurised product like Fosters, so my opinion on this is that there were deposits of yeast in the uncleaned beerline which would be dislodged by turbulence caused due to a lack of fluid in the line at the end of the barrel.Sorry, but eon22 is quite correct.
Grand_Mufti - 13 May 2011 23:26
Eon, mate, sediment has nothing to do with clean pipes, it's from the barrel, obviously it was nearing the end and they couldn't have done anything more than give you a free half. Don't worry, I wouldn't expect you to know that, I mean you do drink Fosters after all (maybe best not to advertise that in the future).
RiffRaff - 13 May 2011 15:28
I went in there last night before the Fulham v Newcastle game to have a quick pint. I ordered a pint of Fosters that was £3.80p ( for Fosters!!!!!!) and sat down and started to enjoy my drink, whilst enjoying my first few sips of my cold pint I noted that the new owners have made a real effort to spruce this pub up as it used to be a right dive used by Fulham wannabe gangsters.
However on reaching the last third of my pint I noticed sediment in the bottom of my glass! I pointed this out to the bar staff and the young girl did offer me a half-pint to compensate...fair play.
For all the fancy and funky decor you can put in a pub it doesn't make up for one basic standard in the public house trade..................clean pipes!!!!
eon22 - 3 Feb 2011 08:49

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