Thatched House, Hammersmith - pub details
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Description
A Best kept secret..Only you can tell your true friends
Thatched House Hammersmith brings quality, originality and style to a challenging market.
It is a comfortable, eating, drinking , relaxing and enjoying life kind of place.
A place full of smiling and familier faces, creature comforts along with amazing fresh traditional food with a modern european influence.
Traditional real ales, continental lagers and an amazing large international wine list.
A pub that is truely part of the community and provides guests with traditional pub hospitality at it's best.
Full table service throughout serving all day everyday until late.
The last two Mystery visit scores were 98.8% and 100%.We will get better..
Values are: traditional, simple and great in quality, mature good taste,comfort and security, courtesy at all times, personal.
We are proud to be No1 so come and put us to the test
We just can,t wait to serve you.We simply love it and are passionate about it
Tom
and the team
(last updated: 21st Sep 2007)
Address: 115 Dalling Road, Hammersmith, london, london, W6 0ET [map] [gmap]
Tel: 020 8748 6174
Ravenscourt Park (0.3 miles), Goldhawk Road (0.5 miles), Stamford Brook (0.5 miles)
Kensington Olympia (1.1 miles), Acton Central (1.5 miles), South Acton (1.6 miles)
Brewery: Young's
Pub facilities/features:
- Quiz night (You question me), Live music (Live jazz and chilled unplugged sessions), TV (All you will ever want), Sky TV (Not really), Big screen (Well the Plazma is quite big), Jukebox (I'm in control of the Rag Time and big band now playing), Karaoke (aaaa...NO)
- Pool table (Twenty seven years ago), Dartboard (Yes. The staff serving), Fruit machines (Well. I think the staff are quite fruity), Quiz machines (Damn..Questions,Questions.Questions), Table football (Wembley near by), Pinball (The Pin Ball Wizzard has left the building, But Ny name is Tommy), Bar billiards (What is this damn game)
- Food served (Fresh and real), Sunday roast (Make the booking. It gets busy), Gluten free meals available (Why not. Its all cooked to order), Real ale (Only the finest), Brews own beer (Don't tell anyone..Hush Hush), Cocktails (does a brilliant "Bloody Mary" count)
- Riverside location (about half a mile away), Seaside location (Brighton is closest. I love Brighton that,s why a chose Hammersmith), Canalside location (Regents canal a bit of a taxi ride ..but close)
- Outside seating (A true secret quirky garden), Dogs allowed (Why not..We are a Public House), Children allowed (Child Tolerent. Not Child friendly), Late licence (One for the road ..hey), 24 hour licence (Well.Every now and agian I may break the rules), Credit cards accepted (Plastic fantastic), Cash machine (The Till behind the bar), Car park (No. But tons out side along the side roads), No smoking area (All inside please ladies and gents), Function room for hire (We do it all), Accommodation available (No. But if you are really stuck i have a couch upstairs), Wireless internet access (Yes. It is the year 2007), Air conditioning (Doors open at all times), Coach parties welcome (Yes. But don't park too close to table 7 . It gets a bit cramped), Disabled access (Willing to help 24/7), Disabled toilet (Yes. With new refurb late 2007)
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other pubs nearby:
Anglesea Arms, Hammersmith (0.1 miles), Andover Arms, Hammersmith (0.1 miles), Seven Stars, Shepherds Bush (0.2 miles), O'Neills, Shepherds Bush (0.2 miles), Flynn's Bar & Diner, Hammersmith (0.3 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of Thatched House, Hammersmith
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| Across the road from the police station this was always a bar you could visit without feeling any threat. Can't say that about too many bars in the area. The food is great and a good wine list also. The staff are friendly and the service maybe a bit on the slow side but not off putting. spotcheck - 23 Apr 2007 19:13 |
| Believe things have gotten better since the last review. The beer is well kept. The Staff is very friendly and the food is very nice. As far as price, well it is London. RBKData - 10 Feb 2007 23:01 |
| I am surprised with a previous comment about the poor beer, as it has always been good in the past - though limited to only two of Young's output on my last visit. This place has been pretty good for years but does tend to turn into a kindergarten when the pushchair mafia turn up - particularly over the WE, when there seems to be more pints of baby milk knocking around than beer. The food on my visit was reasonably good but is now overpriced - at least on the Sunday I went- but I must admit most of the portions did look reasonably large. So maybe there is a bit of quantity over quality going on, as mentioned earlier. Still worth a visit - don't forget your pushchair now... LovePubs - 23 Aug 2006 21:44 |
| The food in this pub is a triumph of QUANTITY far exceeding QUALITY. The manager/ chefs seem to be of the opinion that if you give customers huge plates with far too much on them they will thinik what great value it is and recommend to friends. I wasn't. I went recently for sunday lunch and ordered the beef. The plate was stacked high with food but barely any of it edible. Dry fatty beef, undercooked "roast" potatoes that tasted like they had been roasted in water and gravy that had the smell and consistency of winalot prime! Upon taking it back i was given a different choice of meal. Equally awful! Huge helpings, but whats the point if you can't eat any of it? On the plus side the beer garden is secluded but useually reserved for diners, and the beer and wine is good value for money.If you want quality food however, try the pub up the road. Its more expensive but at least you can eat it! bunnybee - 21 Aug 2006 19:08 |
| Young’s pub which seemed more like a wine bar. Nice real fire and wooden tables. Beer was definitely ropey but I expect they don’t sell much. Everyone else was drinking bottled fizz or wine. Wouldn’t bother with this place again. Chief_IDIOT - 9 Apr 2006 10:00 |
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