The Red Lion, Isleworth - pub details
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Address: 92-94 Linkfield Road, Isleworth, Middlesex, TW7 6QJ [map] [gmap]
Tel: 020 8560 1457
Isleworth (0.2 miles), Syon Lane (0.6 miles), St Margarets (1.5 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Quiz night (Thursday), Live music (Sat and Sun evenings), TV, Sky TV, Jukebox
- Pool table (One), Dartboard, Fruit machines, Quiz machines, Table football
- Sunday roast, Real ale
- Outside seating, Dogs allowed, Disabled access
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> Current user rating: 7.2/10 (rated by 69 users)
> Local guide: Middlesex pub guide
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Rising Sun, Isleworth (0.2 miles), Bridge Inn, Isleworth (0.2 miles), Woodlands Tavern, Isleworth (0.2 miles), Rose and Crown, Isleworth (0.2 miles), Waiting Rooms, Isleworth (0.2 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Red Lion, Isleworth
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| One of the better pubs in Greater London. Have visited many many times and have yet to be disappointed. Highly recommended. nickthefish - 31 Aug 2008 08:42 |
| I had a cracking pint of Declaration and Nelson's Delight on Sunday evening (i think the beer fest had died off by then) but this was their standard roster. They do like their Hogs Back brewery which is fine. What a splendid garden they have and what an agreeable clientele they attract. As I have banged on before - Isleworth is alright if you know where to go - and this pub needs support. I could quite happily chill in their garden even with the flightpath to one side - so what? Planes, shmanes. Get some lovely beer down you. Oh and fair play to Trainman for glugging a pint of St Austell's Proper Job - a gorgeous pint. I would love this pub to have a try with more St Austell and Skinner's. my only disappointment was the bar-lady's lack of Belgian beer knowledge when asked. paulio1966 - 25 Aug 2008 19:30 |
| A most enjoyable visit on Saturday to take advantage of their weekend beer festival. They had 30+ on stills in the garden shed (sorry 'Olde Ale House') and 8/9 on handpump in the bar. Also a fair number of ciders & perries. I got to sample, for the first time, Jarrow Rivet Catcher, St Austell Proper Job, RCH Pitchfork, the choice also included Alton Pride and many other fine beers. I was pleased with the efficient cask cooling system on a warm day and presumed the very slight haze to the beers was temperature related, they all tasted tip-top. Exception being the 9% AoverT, I had to try it one day, but gave away my half of this awfully sweet beer after one sip. Sat in the beer garden - half grassed, half paved & covered, plenty of picnic sets, most agreeable, even entertainment in the shape of the pub kitten who periodically dived from the shrubbery to ambush either pub dog as they wandered past, haha! trainman - 25 Aug 2008 18:12 |
| Bar does tend to get a bit crowded with regulars but I generally find them very amicable. Have noticed some bar staff seem slow to serve or ignore the part of bar without pool table, unless you are a local who can call out thier name. Can't get over how many dogs there always seems to be in here. Like to see a dog in a pub but bit like Battersea sometimes having to step over them. Good garden. Not a massive real ale drinker, but can see this is very much a pub for the real ale. Does seem to be live music on every night but can always go in other bar if not agreeable to you. Once saw a man play a banjo in here with a saucepan on his head which had a chipolata dangling from the handle. All in all, I like it johnwarkstache - 2 Aug 2008 14:32 |
| This is not my local (That would be the shady Milford) but I did like the beer (DaisyCutter was exceptionally fresh and tasty) plus they do try to be a bit wider than your standard "Largar" drinks with Leffe and Fruilli plus several ales. I have found the "local cronies" rather agreeable - if you ask nicely they will let you see the pumps, it's not difficult. I used English - it works sometimes. Isleworth has it's salty characters but they tend to drink in the Bridge, The Milford or the Coach & Horses near Hounslow end of London Road. Live music adds to the atmosphere although rather too many accoustic blues acts for my liking... paulio1966 - 21 Jun 2008 19:04 |
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