The Bridge, Barnes - pub details
Address: 204, Castelnau, London, SW13 9DW [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 917 0007 (ref 4853)
Ravenscourt Park (0.6 miles), Hammersmith (0.7 miles), Stamford Brook (0.9 miles)
Barnes Bridge (1.3 miles), Kensington Olympia (1.4 miles), Barnes (1.5 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served
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Castlenau, Barnes (0.1 miles), Rutland Ale House, Hammersmith (0.3 miles), Blue Anchor, Hammersmith (0.3 miles), Old City Arms, Hammersmith (0.3 miles), Chancellors, Hammersmith (0.3 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Bridge, Barnes
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| I would not call this a beer drinkers pub - as there was nothing on the beer list when I asked about it that was enticing but a relaxing pub eatery. The Sunday roast special was 4 courses and a glass of champagne for £20. The beef roast was perfectly cooked and the vegetables all fresh and tasty. The staff were friendly and could not do enough, even when the lady next to me knocked over a vase which spilt wine all over the 90% finished plate of food in front of me. They insisted on comping the desserts and coffees and even to replace the main (though not necessary) . Perhaps not the worlds best beer boozer but a good place for a Sunday, with a relaxing atmosphere , thoughtful staff and manager and I think very excellent pub food. pauljt71 - 28 Apr 2008 13:40 |
| Beer still average, food still good if expensive. anonymous - 9 May 2007 15:02 |
| Bit of a poser this one. First thing, it really is not a pub. it is geared to parties of well-heeled people sitting at tables eating. I would never in a million years use this as a local. It can be ludicrously poncey and pompous (the barman took our order, mixed a cocktail, then brought us the wrong drinks) There is table service for drinks. All this costs money. That said, if you want a less formal restaurant where some people are eating and some arent, and you can afford £20 to £40 for a pub meal, and you don't want to mix with ordinary people, use the Bridge. If you want a proper pub, go to the Coach and Horses. Cote de Boeuf very good. bulky - 29 Apr 2007 12:10 |
| I'd agree the beer selection is dull - standard issue chemical lagers + one or two staid ales - would be nice to see some Fullers or Youngs in here as well. The 'soulless' comments are well-founded, as well. The clientele can be a bit Chav-heavy -i was here late one night and a full-on brawl broke out which the staff were not up for stopping - in the end the police attended, and it was all rather dramatic. Food - really rather over-priced - unless paying 15 pounds for a steak thrown on a grill by a passing australian back-packer is your idea of value. nimhbus - 14 Dec 2006 22:30 |
| This is a great pub and my local. It used to be a terrible grey smokestained pub full of old men sipping their halves of mild. Now the wonderful thing is that it is full of great food, lovely staff with happy yet relaxed atmosphere but even the old regulars still are happy to come in. A democratic pub where all are welcome. It doesn't have the most adventurous bitters but the quality is always excellent and you are guaranteed a great night, afternoon or day. mrroberts - 27 Oct 2006 17:13 |
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