The Telegraph , Putney Heath - pub details

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Address: Telegraph Road, Putney Heath, London, SW15 3TU [map] [gmap]

Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 4390) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras

Website: http://www.thetelegraphputney.co.uk

Nearest tube station Southfields (1 mile)

Nearest train stations Putney (1 mile), Barnes (1.5 miles), Earlsfield (1.7 miles)

Pub facilities/features:

  • Live music, TV, Sky TV, Big screen
  • Food served (ALL DAY EVERYDAY), Sunday roast, Gluten free meals available, Real ale
  • Outside seating, Dogs allowed, Children allowed, Late licence (Open until midnight on Friday and Saturday), Credit cards accepted, Car park, Smoking area (This pub is smoke free), Function room for hire, Wireless internet access, Coach parties welcome, Disabled access, Disabled toilet

Pub suggested by Trevor Senior on 18 Sep 2003

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> Current user rating: 6.7/10 (rated by 78 users)
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user reviews of The Telegraph , Putney Heath

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nice pub, meal was expensive for around this way but the food when it arrived (quite quickly) was very nice, staff polite, several different ales including 'Shooting Star' and 'Doonbar' and 'Martlett'. ambience is good, almost wished it was cooler so we could have sat indoors, rugs, sofa's etc make it very cosy looking!
nbj49 - 3 Jun 2011 07:56
Very pleasant pub, with decent beer garden for the summer afternoons. Very busy, but didn't have to queue for long at the bar, and the staff couldn't be faulted in setting expectations on how long the food would take. Decent beers, but the food was average - nothing wrong with it, but for the levels the Telegraph look like they are trying to achieve, it felt like a disappointment for the prices they were charging.

Overall, two pints cost around £8. Main courses were £10-£15. This is therefore at the upper end of pub price scales (even for London), and to be honest, not sure they pulled it off. Overall, a very pleasant pub to spend a few hours in the sun, but be prepared to pay for it.
Oktup - 23 Apr 2011 17:26
It appears to me that the staff, and especially the manager, are working extremely hard to maintain standards with a rather uninspiring menu compared to that which used to be here - but thankfully at least the innovative grazing boards have remained and there are some inviting specials. Good choice of micro-brew real ales including Weltons, Tintagel and Hammerpot on last visit. Recent introduction of Greene King IPA though tends not to bode well!
craftman - 12 Dec 2010 01:30
Quality boozer with a decent selection of drinks
JSF_Brady - 11 Mar 2010 20:25
Welcome Friday return of a new season of the popular Brooks Blues Bar upstairs. Excellent performance last Friday by the Errol Linton Trio. Star American groups imported for this Friday and next month. Good selection of well kept real ales including Weltons Semaphor, Surrey Hills, Tribute & Brakspear. New menu starts this week including free meal offers.
alemary - 18 Jan 2010 11:55

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