The Sussex Arms, Twickenham - pub details

Sussex Arms

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Description

The Sussex Arms is a Traditional Pub specializing in Cask Real Ale & Cider.
Currently with 18 Hand pulls of both Ale and Cider on a rotating basis plus a huge range of bottled beer/cider which will satisfy any enthusiast.
We have a small but fabulous menu,the bulk of which is handmade on the premises or sourced locally by our resident Chef Anthea,or AJ as she is known locally.
Music is also a passion of ours and we have a great selection of classic Vinyl which is always spinning on the turntable.Expect to hear a mixture of Jazz,Blues,Soul,Reggae and a healthy dose of classic rock!
We also have a great big garden,open fireplaces,comfortable seating, and friendly staff to make you feel at home.
Soon to come will have some superb stripped back music sessions for you to enjoy,stay tuned!!
On behalf of all the team at the Sussex Arms,we hope you come pay us a visit sometime and enjoy what we have on offer for you!

(last updated: 27th Aug 2011)

Address: 15 Staines Road, Twickenham, Middlesex, TW2 5BG [map] [gmap]

Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 6910) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras

Website: http://coming soon

Nearest train stations Strawberry Hill (0.5 miles), Whitton (0.7 miles), Fulwell (0.8 miles)

Pub facilities/features:

  • Live music
  • Food served, Sunday roast, Real ale
  • Outside seating, Dogs allowed, Children allowed, Credit cards accepted, Smoking area, Wireless internet access
> Current user rating: 7.4/10 (rated by 44 users)
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user reviews of The Sussex Arms, Twickenham

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The best pub I have been into in years! Crikey where to start? Excellent ales good bar staff and a fine ambience. Love the lack of lager and its attendant louts!!
The_Sloven - 26 Jan 2012 04:57
After years of being a scruffy hole that I'd got so used to ignoring on a daily basis I'd almost forgotten it existed, this is now quite probably the best pub in Twickenham. And it's my local! Hooray! (sort of)

Plus points: A vast, ever-changing selection of excellently kept real ales at a mere £3/pint and a great selection of proper ciders, all of which you can try before you buy. Lovely, obliging bar staff who contribute tremendously to the warm, friendly atmosphere. Delicious food including the mouth-watering made-to-order pies and some mighty fine sausages. Pleasant decor with roaring fires, non-intrusive classic music (on vinyl, no less) and a huge garden with several comfy sofas - perfect for whiling away a summer's afternoon with friends. Despite it always being busy, I've never waited long to be served thanks to the attentive bar staff, and service is always with a smile. The Tuesday jamming band is fab and not in the least bit loud like bands tend to be in pubs.

Negatives: It is far too close to my house. And they need more indoor seating because it's so popular (and rightly so) - the ONLY reason I haven't given it 10/10.

It's an amazing transformation at a time when so many pubs are going out of business. Given that it's 'tucked away' a mile or so from Twickenham town centre, it's always busy - a perfect example of how to do a pub right. Keep up the excellent work Sussex - and I'll see you for a few quality ales later on this evening!
Cleversaz - 11 Jan 2012 17:50
service 9/10
value for money 9/10
housekeeping 9/10
ambience 9/10
no wonder its the busiest pub by the green
ivorbeer - 27 Dec 2011 16:51
What a truly excellent pub! The only thing slightly wrong with it is it gets a bit crowded and noisy - because it's so popular.

A great selection of unusual beers - perhaps six or seven I've never tried before - and some ciders.

The staff are pleasant.

Prices are low - £3 or so.

And they play music from 60s and 70s album bands like Cream - not too loud, but just loud enough so someone every so often says "I remember this - what's it called?"

Just a great pub. Keep it up!
EldridgePope - 9 Dec 2011 19:40
Lovely place, Twelve ales at £3 a pint, cider at £3.20 PLUS every tenth one free. Smiling bar staff who offer you a choice of a jug or a glass. Shame it's tucked away, but well worth a visit.
StrawhillJ - 9 Dec 2011 17:12

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