Pubs In Putney

If you're on the hunt for cosy and quaint pubs in London, head to Golden Lion Fulham. Not only does the venue have a beaut beer garden to boot, but it also fronts a mouthwatering menu and delicious boozy bevvies. We suggest pairing a watermelon sour with a chicken fillet burger.

Move away from the madding crowds of the High Street and into the much-more serene world of the Coat & Badge, on Lacy Road. A homely, cosy favourite that features a warm and welcoming atmosphere inside as well as one of the best beer gardens in south-west London outside, this place is great regardless of whether you're coming for a chilled brunch, a few drinks in the sunshine or catching the sport on the big screen.

The Spencer Arms is found on Lower Richmond Road, a stylish yet traditional boozer filled with rustic-looking fireplaces, Chesterfield sofas and pops of colour for a laid-back yet cool feel. Tuck into a range of British favourites made with local produce, as well as local real ales or craft beers and ciders.

Despite having been a favourite for London's Highwaymen in centuries gone by, the Green Man in Putney Heath is now a warm, welcoming venue in South London. The pub serves a range of hearty gastro pub food, including British steaks grilled to perfection, light fish and chip and traditional roast dinners on Sunday. With the bar stocked full of delicious craft beer and flavoursome real ales, it's the idea place for a few after work drinks or a lazy Winter weekend by the fire.

The Railway is a Putney pub that's got everything you need from your local or visitor boozing sesh, promising seasonal dishes and British favourites on the menu. But that's not all, as there are bottomless brunches, live sports and music at their 'loft sessions'.

If you're serious about your curbing hunger you'll want to head down to The Duke's Head pub in Putney. They don't mess around when it comes to hearty and delicious dinners such as Chef's Choice Mussels or the Venison Pot Pie. Set in a Grade II listed Victorian building The Duke's Head is the perfect gastro pub to relax in with drinks or better still catch the boat racing while tucking into a sublime Sunday roast. 

The East Putney Tavern is a hidden gem located on Upper Richmond Road. Offering a wide selection of gins and delicious craft beer, this vibrant pub has a food menu that's excellent too. Expect a range of roasts and tempting desserts such as sticky toffee pudding.

Brushed with a cosy, comforting palette, The Queen Adelaide is about as charming as London pubs come. Sitting pretty in Wandsworth on the boarders of Putney, she's a beauty for relaxed drinking ventures and socialising after work thanks to its 18th century get up as well as the secret garden she harbours out back perfect for those alfresco boozing moments.  

With its worldly art and stylish leather seating, The Arab Boy is perfect for a casual, cosy pint or a lavish dinner for a special occasion. As well as all the ales, lagers, cider, wines and spirits you'd expect, the menu packs in plenty of pub grub classics.

You can tuck into beer battered fish and chips, sea bream, souvlaki, salt and pepper squid, and plenty more besides. If the weather's playing ball, the sun trap terrace is the place to bag a seat.

A top gastropub in Putney, Prince of Wales is a real gem in the local scene. Get your fix of freshly poured pints and classic pub grub in the venue's charming interiors or head to the heated outdoor terrace space if you're after a little alfresco dining. 

A charming local pub, The Jolly Gardeners is a popular watering hole, and with good reason. From the sprawling beer garden with wooden huts to the indulgent menu of hearty grub and killer selection of drinks, this one's a bit of a winner.

Putney is home to some of the best in London's suburban boozers, but this one comes with that little added extra. Not only hosting a balcony and patio area sat right alongside the Thames, the beer and pub grub menu at Boathouse is a roster of British favourites.