Pubs in Barnes
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Found 9 pubs in Barnes
Bridge in Barnes
204 Castelnau, Barnes, London, Barnes SW13 9DW
Located a brief walk from Hammersmith Bridge, this spacious pub has a bright, comfortable feel to it and described as a community centered gastro pub. It has a hidden patio garden that is currently (in their opinion) one of the best kept secrets in Barnes. However, it closes at 9.30pm Mon-Sat and 8.30pm Sunday. All day Sunday roasts noon to 9.00 pm. Steak night Tuesdays, from 6pm. Wednesday is quiz night and starts at 8pm.
Brown Dog
28 Cross Street, Barnes SW13 0AP
An independently owned pub and dining room tucked away in the back streets of Barnes. Three cask ales on hand-pump. Their House beer brewed by Loose Cannon (https://lcbeers.co.uk/loose-cannon-brewery/) is called Brown Dog. PUB Kitchen Hours. Thurs-Sun: midday til 2.30pm. Thurs-Sun: 5pm til 10pm PIZZA SHACK HOURS: Mon-Thursday from 5pm: pizza in the garden Friday and Saturday from midday-11pm: pizza and main menu in the garden Sunday: midday-6pm: main menu Sunday: 6pm-10pm takeaway
Bulls Head
373 Lonsdale Road, London, Barnes SW13 9PY
Technically a riverside pub (although the main road lies between) dating from 1845, and now protected from high tides by a concrete wall across the road. It towers over the adjacent corner building that is now the recently reopened Watermans Arms. The Bulls Head (and famous music room, albeit reduced in size) is now part of the Geromino Inns chain and underwent a complete and costly refurbishment in 2013, reopening on 12th December. The jazz room has now been relocated to the former Thai restaurant at the back. Upstairs has also been brought into use as additional restaurant space. Usually 2 guest beers supplement the regulars. Bar menu: 12pm-10pm (9pm Sun).
Coach & Horses
27 Barnes High Street, Barnes SW13 9LW
This former coaching inn, first mentioned in local records in 1776 and one of only 28 pubs initially owned by Young & Bainbridge in 1831, is now a single-bar pub retaining dark wood panelling and leaded stained-glass windows. If the pub looks small, the award-winning garden certainly does not, entered under a grapevine arch and having a selection of seating areas, a well-equipped children’s play area and even room for playing petanque. The function room at the back was once a skittle alley.
Red Lion
2 Castelnau, London, Barnes SW13 9RU
A large Victorian landmark pub located at the entrance to the Wetland Centre. Built in 1830s and underwent a major refurbishment in 2017. There is a spacious wood paneled comfortable rear room, featuring a large coloured mosaic central domed ceiling light, leaded stained glass windows, and a large fireplace. Outside is a covered patio and beyond this a large artificial grass garden with plenty of seating that includes a children's fenced play area. A garden bar is open on busy summer days or as demand requires. There is also extensive outside seating around the side and front of the pub that includes two cosy 4-seat heated cabins. Food is available from a varied, modern menu. The pub is renowned for its annual Great Sausage Roll Bake Off competition. A live cooking event where around 20 professional chefs take their turns to create, roll and bake their own take on the Sausage Roll. Master cellar-man accredited Fuller's House First registered as a public house known as 'The Strugglers' in 1718 but was destroyed by fire in 1835 and rebuilt in its present form along with the change of name. In recent times it was a hotel and a free house until 1978 when it was acquired by Fuller's.
Sun Inn
7 Church Road, Barnes, London, Barnes SW13 9HE
Overlooking Barnes Pond, this pub was originally a Georgian 'coffee house' but has sold beer since around 1776. In 1989 it won a CAMRA award for refurbishment but all the bric-a-brac and curiosities have now gone, apart from the miniature elephant that serves as a bar stool, leaving the interior somewhat at odds with the antiquity of the Grade II listed building. However it is still welcoming, with some attractive lighting effects. Food is available until late, except 4-5 weekdays. Quiz night every Monday.
White Hart
The Terrace, Riverside, Barnes SW13 0NR
The White Hart has been a riverside landmark since it was built in 1899, replacing a pub that had stood since 1662. It is an imposing four-story building with riverside verandahs' and even tables on the towpath in the summer. The pub was completely renovated in 2013. The ground floor is dominated by the central bar island with its line of chrome Chaplin fonts providing a range of London craft beer from both Meantime and Camden breweries, and supported by up to six cask ales from hand pulls. There's a Stags head above the fireplace that uses a gas effect fire. The Terrace Kitchen restaurant is situated on the first floor.
Watermans Arms
375 Lonsdale Road, Barnes SW13 9PY
The original Watermans Arms was built in 1850 and converted to restaurant use in the 1980s. It reopened as a pub in May 2019 as part of the Big Smoke Brewery stable of pubs. There are ten ales and 15 craft keg lines. Five real cider are also available. There's a restaurant area upstairs with doors that open onto a balcony overlooking the Thames. The main downstairs bar has tables and a variety of seating. Following the most recent government rules the premises must be closed by 11:00pm everyday. Food & Drink served till 10:00pm
Barnes Sports Club
The Club House, 261 Lonsdale Road, Barnes SW13 9QL
The club offers Hockey, Tennis, Cricket, Squash. It is also home to Barnes Montessori nursery, Martial Arts centre and Junior Chess Club.