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Trying to find pubs in North Acton that are family friendly? You’ve come to the right place. We’ve got every pub and bar in the UK listed. Whether you’re looking for a pub or bar to play darts, somewhere to play pool or just want to have a look at a menu before you go, we can help.
2 miles
London W12
Our pub is home to a quirky little slice of football history - a famous picture of the Rapid Ranger greyhound, an unofficial mascot of QPR and legendary among the club's fans.
2.1 miles
London NW10
Friendly, family orientated pub located on outskirts of town centre.
2.1 miles
London W4
2.1 miles
London NW10
The William, one of London’s most historic pubs, is your go-to destination in NW London. Built during the reign of the Sailor King, William IV, our pub has been a proud feature of Harrow Road for centuries.
2.1 miles
London W4
Just off the busy High Street, The Bollo House is one of Chiswick’s hidden gems. A family friendly pub/restaurant with elegant décor and an outside terrace make us a great place to visit all year round.
2.1 miles
London W12
It’s the beer garden that steals the show at The Eagle. A glorious space with its very own bar and Burger shack. Kick back and wile the hours away in style in one of the top alfresco spaces in West London.
2.1 miles
London NW10
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.
2.2 miles
London W12
A short walk away from Shepherd’s Bush station, the Bull stands at the heart of the bustling Southern Terrace of Westfield shopping centre. It is the perfect spot to retreat to for a bite to eat or a glass of something special.
2.2 miles
London W5
While undoubtedly a charming, traditional pub, there's something deliciously different about The Castle Inn. With a menu focusing on Thai cuisine more than British classics, it's undoubtedly one of the best pubs in South Ealing for food.
2.2 miles
London HA9
These premises were first acquired in 1973. At that time, the building accommodated William Perring & Co Ltd, House Furnishers, and had done so since at least 1932.