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.

4.2/5

(2,257 reviews)

Originally known as the The Fisheries, The Coy Carp in Harefield dates back to the times before The Grand Union Canal was constructed. Today The Coy Carp pub restaurant boasts an idyllic setting in it

4.3/5

(338 reviews)

West London’s biggest beer garden! The newly open River Garden, a contemporary and spacious venue serving a great selection of food and drinks.

4.4/5

(329 reviews)

A great Country Pub & Eating House just moments from the M25. Quality Ales & Beers and delicious homemade fresh food. Perfect for a cosy Sunday Roast, romantic dinner, business lunch or catching up with old friends. Great staff and a warm welcome for all!

4.3/5

(1,064 reviews)

No-one seems to agree how "Olde" Ye Olde Greene Manne is. Some say it dates back to a landlord called Richard Ryder in 1728. Others claim the first landlord was Samuel Fiskett in 1881. Either way it's