The Inn on the Green, Hanwell

A nice, clean, friendly place, lacking a bit in character. However teh food is good. Beer adqequate but nothing to shriek about (lager more the tone of the day). Lots of oikish yelling at teh footie... which stinks. There is an OK outdoors area with a view of Hanwell Green. It is very nice in some respects but generally not as good as it could be, which is a shame.

7 Oct 2006 02:58

The Fox, Hanwell

Great pub, very friendly and down at heel in a comfy sort of way. Beer garden lovely in summer, and usually a nice range of beers though the wine drinker isnt forgotten. Food typically chaotic - they havent got their serving sorted out yet - but shows signs of promise though most regulars tend to go for the pork scratchings. Excellent quiz night on thursdays for most of the year (not summer). Lots of regulars and somd through-traffic from the canals. Probably the best pub in the West Ealing to Hanwell area.

7 Oct 2006 02:55

The Dove Inn, Hammersmith

Wonderful place. Stiff with history, the whole pub is a dark and comfy nook to retire to in the heat of summer, or the cold of winter. The welcome is always equally warm (although the staff seem to turn over awfully fast...!). Beer selection is usually pretty good with at least a couple of guest ales, and the food is EXCELLENT. Totally packed at boat race time, unsurprisingly, but otherwise usually nice and sophisticatedly humming with regulars. Look out for smallest bar in England ("the snug") and the plaque in the corner of the bar to a long-dead drinker who made that little nook his own for decades. There's even a list of the great and the good who have come through the place on the wall - and its easy to see why. Recommended.

7 Oct 2006 02:52