The Greyhound, Kew Green - pub details
Address: 82 Kew Green, Richmond, Middlesex, TW9 3AP [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 41947) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Website: http://www.greediesworld.co.uk
Kew Gardens (0.6 miles), Gunnersbury (0.7 miles)
Kew Bridge (0.3 miles), Kew Gardens (0.6 miles), Gunnersbury (0.7 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- TV
- Food served, Sunday roast, Real ale
- Riverside location
- Outside seating, Dogs allowed, Children allowed, Late licence, Credit cards accepted, Smoking area, Function room for hire, Wireless internet access, Coach parties welcome, Disabled access
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> Current user rating: 6.4/10 (rated by 7 users)
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user reviews of The Greyhound, Kew Green
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| Doom Bar, Pride on tap, the usual suspects basically. Lots of parents and toddlers, which is fine if both elements behave. Gastro type food fayre, you could stick a mast in the prawn crackers and sail off down the river, better yet stick the parents and toddlers on the crackers, unfurl the mast and give 'em a push and a wave goodbye. My small lad behaved though, just for once. boony - 24 Apr 2012 17:37 |
| A most excellent hostelry, with a most excellent quiz on a Wednesday eve. Revd_Cuntyman - 4 Jan 2012 16:15 |
| Laid back neighbourhood pub with signature big breakfasts, excellent £5 weekday lunch deal, well-kept Doom Bar, Pride and Youngs bitter, pleasant first-floor dining room overlooking Kew Green and attractive patio garden. So what a shame that The Greyhound doubles up as a playroom for screaming hyperactive toddlers and insouciant yummy mummies. rentaquote - 18 Feb 2011 18:41 |
| Took friends to the Greyhound yesterday for Sunday Lunch after a hasty search for somewhere new to try in Chiswick / Kew area. Will not be returning. Great location and I'm sure well meaning, but the "Greedies" dining concept within The Greyhound (whats wrong with "The Greyhound"????, delivers a characterless space, bland food and very patchy service. Our Yorks Puddings were properly burnt, which was pointed out to and promptly ignored by the waitress. One of the 2 waitresses who served us was cheerfula d helpful, but the other, perhaps hindered by less than perfect English, came across as efficient but surly and made a couple of inappropriate comments. eg Her: Would you like to order something? Me; Could we order some drinks please (we had just arrived). Her; Yes that why I said would you like to order SOMETHING! At which point I knew what was likely to follow. Bland roasts (to be fair the Beef looked ok and cooked as ordered but turkey and pork were interchangeable), processed stuffing, overcooked veg and a waitress who would arrived mid conversation and trumpet something or other across the table -efficient but unknowingly rude. A classic case of owners who are just not up to it. misterNCB - 7 Feb 2011 11:18 |
| I visited for lunch yesterday as a half-way staging point on the Teddington-to-Putney stretch of the Thames Path. There were three ales on: London Pride; Doom Bar; Fullers Bitter. I tried the Pride and it was in good shape. The staff were friendly, welcoming, efficient and attentive. There's a restaurant upstairs but you can eat downstairs if you want to. I had the Sunday roast beef, which was very impressive. I could tell that it was cooked to order because I asked for the beef to be cooked rare and that's exactly what I got. The roast potatoes were crisp and freshly-cooked, as was the Yorkshire pud, and the veg were just right; not overcooked. My GF had corned beef hash, which was a dome of sautéed potatoes mixed with corned beef hash and was very tasty. There's a garden out back, not facing Kew Green. I'd have liked the ale choice to be a bit more varied than three best bitters, but that's a minor niggle. I don't know what it's like in the evening but it's a very good lunch stop. red - 3 Jan 2011 23:58 |
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