The Raven - Menú

Love the library in the restaurant, good food Quirky, lots of local history info Dog friendly Old Ireland flavor, some great characters around

Great pub. Staff and landlord are super friendly. Food is lovely. Great selection of drinks. Live sport. Live bands. Worth a visit. Also a brilliant place for a party!

This pub is the best pug in west london. It has a great selection of beer and wine, the food is fantastic bar food. They have live music and brilliant bar staff what more do you need

a real london pub with a great reception from david the team. good selection of beers that we love with food (love the ham, egg chips! the sport cover is also good for these big events. highly recommended!

Great little pub. My partner and I went to watch the 6 nations final day so were there for a good few hours. The staff are super helpful, chatty but efficient and the food is really good too. Thoroughly recommend a visit to this great local little pub

the pub is great for sports fun. carvery is good for the price. gravy goo would be a little better and then it would be perfect. weine - good choice, even Romanian weine, which is underestimated and they are really good. service is great! friendly, good atmosphere. it is worth seeing football or other sporting events

we had many great days/nights in the raven inclusive family celebrations. the raven is a warm, welcoming pub and eating is fantastic! the cake and frying dinner must be the best in west london. dave and his team are so courteous, they could really not do enough for us, including the extra special care that was involved in food requirements.

what a nice pub. I'm not a regular pub-goer, but that's the third pub I've checked in the last few months. visited the night of the liverpool cl finales. pub full of what was nice to see. excellent atmosphere, quickly served by excellent staff. the personal was always aware that the people who need to serve. so glad I visited there and will definitely visit again. highly recommended

Very nice place to visit lovely looking just a shame about the price and the wait for a coffee. It’s the most I’ve ever paid for a Camden Hells at £7.25 a pint. Haven’t even paid that in central London. Then the coffee seemed to be forgotten about and had to pay another £7.25 for another drink before the coffee was served. Have to say no matter how nice the place may be. I will not be visiting again. It’s a place you should visit just to see but not sure worth going back.