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for the first time in England and in Barnes. delicious food and beer! sorry for bad english

the fixed price menu on weekdays is an excellent value for money. sometimes the service can be slow, but it has not reset me from again and again.

The fixed price menu on weekdays is excellent value for money. Sometimes service can be slow but it hasn't put me off from going back again and again.

decent gastro pub food if overpriced. service shocking: indifferent, inconspicuous. if it weren't for the location, would have been out of business years ago.

we had a first class Sunday today. roast beef, beautiful and pink plus all circumcisions! the personal could not have been nicer either. they bought extra gravity when I asked what was rich and shiny!

Warm reception, staff are all fantastic. Food was delicious and the drinks were great and served well. Good took a while to come out but it was a busy Sunday so no complaints there! Lovely spot to enjoy lunch and drinks in the sun!

quite pub in barnes! always great for drinks and even for eating. this is our favorite lunch place, ideal for small parties at workstation and after work drinks. it has many seating in summer and indoor in winter. their crab cakes are my favorite, but overall everything is good. somehow I associate this place for small parties.

Excellent pub, it has a nice covered terrace with heaters where it is nice to sit even when the weather is not ideal. Typical pub menu, very good service, decent beer selection (I enjoyed the Camden Hells lager). We were a group of 5, we each had a main and 1-2 drinks plus some shared dessert, the bill was 142, inclusive of 10% service. The location is good, easily reachable also by bus. Will go back.

there is nothing more quintessential English than a village green with a pub and a duck. here mentioned in barnes, historically one of the market gardens of london and in Domesday-Book with its Saxon name bern to 1086, the pond is the central focus of the village, to which many of the houses and villas are grouped 18th and 19th centuries. until well in the 1900s the pond was the local irrigation hole for the living, although it is pure free time in these days. well colonized by all kinds of ducks and geese, it is inseparable woven into the fabric of every barnes childhood.