The Winning Post, Whitton - pub details
Address: Chertsey Road, Whitton, Twickenham, Middlesex, TW2 6LS [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 917 0007 (ref 413)
Whitton (0.2 miles), Strawberry Hill (1 mile), Fulwell (1.1 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Quiz night (Tuesdays at 9. £1.50 per person, any number of peo)
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> Current user rating: 6.2/10 (rated by 33 users)
> Local guide: Middlesex pub guide
other pubs nearby:
Admiral Nelson, Whitton (0.4 miles), Bloomsbury, Twickenham (0.4 miles), Prince Albert, Whitton (0.5 miles), Sussex Arms, Twickenham (0.5 miles), Duke of Cambridge, Twickenham (0.5 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Winning Post, Whitton
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| Had a decent pint in here at 9pm one Sunday evening. Quiet mind. Only two 40-something, middle-class punters. The tables were set for the next day & the hoover was out. A clean pub but nearly pitch dark away from the bar counter Despite its size, it seemed poky. Recollect a silly amount of pillars & posts, maybe fake, to break the space. On the Whitton side of the divided A316 with a bit of a motorway pub feel threeravensmoor - 21 Jan 2009 22:27 |
| I am not sure what to make of this pub, because I don’t think it can make up its mind about what type of establishment it wants to be. A pub, a family restaurant or a hotel, God knows. Anyway, the bar staff who served me was very friendly and the one real ale on sale was pleasant enough, and reasonably priced. I cannot comment on the price of the lager though. Nothing in this place made me feel that I should visit it again in a hurry. LennyBanter - 31 Aug 2008 12:31 |
| Myself and a friend used this bar on a business trip to London 3rd Feb 2008 The staff were excellent and food was extremely good and good value for this area Cant say good enough i would recommend to anyone without hesitation.... NATIONALGUARD - 8 Feb 2008 20:39 |
| Went here last Sunday having been once previously to the carvery, which I was very impressed with. However, the carvery has now been replaced with a run-of-the-mill Harvester/Wetherspoons type system, whereby you choose your meal from a menu and go to the bar and order your food stating your table number - although the staff did allow me to order my drinks with my meal I got the distinct impression that this was an exception to the norm and that I would normally have been told to go to another part of the bar to order my drinks (that's one up to Wetherspoons then, where at least you can order food and drink together). I'm afraid the food wasn't up to much either - my mash potato tasted supiciously like Smash and my wife's roast beef was cut so thin you could almost see straight through it!!! Ok, ok, I know this is a site about pubs and not restaurants, as I was driving I didn't have a beer and so I can't comment on this, but I will agree with previous posts in that this place has no atmosphere. I don't really think it can be classed either as a pub or a restaurant - it may as well be a social club for all the character it has!!! I won't be returning. Whitton may not be known for great pubs but there are plenty better than here. Andrewatwork - 24 Jul 2007 16:23 |
| Went there recently after their refurb and they've made a total horlicks of it losing cosy seating inside and installing too much bench-seating outside. Where you were once able to sit outside & enjoy a relatively quiet family lunch you are now unable to fit a wheelchair (or even a buggy) between the seats. Guess they've tried to cram in more outside seating because of the smoking ban - at the expense of accessibility. No point going back I suppose, oh well. issas - 13 Jul 2007 15:40 |
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