4.4/5

(1,284 reviews)

A historic Chiswick pub, the story of The Old Pack Horse dates back as far as 1747. The establishment at that time featured an assembly room, which played host to evening balls and other entertainment

4.3/5

(960 reviews)

The Greyhound is an independent, family-run gastropub based a stone throw away from Kew Gardens which focuses on its premium food offering, seasonal and locally sourced produce, a fine top end variety

4.3/5

(352 reviews)

Easily found on one of Isleworth's key roads, The Rising Sun is a popular haunt promising a good feed and award-winning beer. A traditional ale house, the pub pulls some of London's best beer - and provides a lovely patio garden for you to enjoy it in!

4.4/5

(856 reviews)

We’re a family-friendly pub and able to cater for all ages and dietary requirements. We also welcome dogs and will happily provide water for your pooch.

Built in 1801 this pub spent many years as a beerhouse and butcher. Originally the Kings Head it has had several name changes before settling on the current one in 2007 after a complete refurbishment and the introduction of an over 21's policy.

4.1/5

(283 reviews)

The Bridge Inn hotel and bar

4.3/5

(971 reviews)

Come and enjoy a warm welcome – and a cold pint – at The Botanist Brewery & Kitchen, just a stone’s throw from Kew Gardens

4.3/5

(1,861 reviews)

The Malt Shovel pub restaurant is a beautiful 19th century listed building, which used to welcome guests working and travelling on the country's waterways. Now our canal side location provides an idea