Pubs in Kingston
Discover the best pubs and bars in Kingston. Browse opening hours, menus, events, and more.
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Hawker Centre
Lower Ham Road, Kingston KT2 5BH
Café-bar with riverside patio area in YMCA owned sports centre open to the public.
Kings Tun
153-157 Clarence Street, Kingston KT1 1QT
Wetherspoon’s pub, which opened in July 1997 in former Kingston Empire music hall, built in 1910. Later a cinema, supermarket and Reject Shop. Two large bars on separate floors. Attracts a wide variety of customers during the day with a more younger crowd in the evenings, particularly at weekends when it can get busy with discos on Friday and Saturday nights from 9pm. Guest beers changing every few days include those from local micros. Occasional beer festivals.Wide ranging menu. Upstairs bar can be hired for functions. Alcohol served from 9am. Accredited for beer quality during 2019.
Black Horse
204 London Road, Kingston KT2 6QP
Modern interior with various nooks and crannies. Large screen television at back rather than dominating the large main bar. Games room with table football and dartboard to the right. Non-serious dog show in autumn. The garden/sun patio is wheelchair accessible as is the main bar.
Kingston Lodge Hotel
94, Kingston Hill, Kingston KT2 7NP
Hotel bar with usual hotel facilities. Live rugby matches shown in bar (hotel is popular with visitors to Twickenham ground). Craft keg beers sold.
Mill
58-62, High Street, Kingston KT1 1HN
Large pub backing onto River Thames, broken up into different areas with a comfortable feel. Formerly the Kingston Mill.
Norbiton
16, Clifton Road, Kingston KT2 6PW
Street-corner pub in a quiet street just off London Rd. Pizzas are a specialty (2 for 1 Mondays) with a restaurant area towards the rear. Popular with office workers at lunchtimes and younger locals in the evening. Large garden.
Kingston 1
88, London Road, Kingston KT2 6PX
Large pub just out of Kingston town centre, which has been converted to a hotel with integral bar and brasserie. Breakfast served 7am-11am.
O`Neill's
3, Eden Street, Kingston KT1 1BQ
Despite the Irish name, this is now decorated in a modern style to create a light and airy atmosphere. The front bar retains more of an intimate feel however. Food is high on the agenda. Live music every Friday and Saturday.
Oak
98, Richmond Road, Kingston KT2 5EN
Lively Victorian pub furnished in art deco style. The areas to the left and right are joined by a narrow front bar area. Has a good reputation for live music Thu-Sat (acoustic Thu then mainly Rock/Blues). Blues session Sunday afternoons. Open mic session on Tuesdays. Two screens for live sport, mostly Rugby. Changing beers from supplier list (mainly Marston's beers) vary on a weekly basis.
Park Tavern
19 New Road, Kingston KT2 6AP
This free house close to Richmond Park has been owned by the same family for over 30 years. Originally converted from two cottages, the pub is about 150 years old. Up to four changing guest beers are usually available, the ceiling displays an impressive collection of pump clips. A large screen TV shows all major sports. Filled rolls at lunchtime. Cards and dominoes are available. Fireworks and pig roast on 5th November. Pub is dog-friendly. Children welcome until 7pm.
Pottery
20, Park Road, Kingston KT2 6BE
Operates mainly as a Restaurant and Tapas Bar, but retains an informal pub feel and still welcomes drinkers.
Queens Head
144, Richmond Road, Kingston KT2 5HA
This large street corner pub is dated AD 1892 in ornate red brickwork. Owned by Fuller's since August 2015 it was recently refurbished to include a 10 room hotel. Now caters primarily for diners, with 110 covers, but drinkers are still welcome. There are booths as well as regular tables for dining. The garden is a real sun trap and there is also a front patio area with heaters. The guest beers change constantly and are mainly from the Fuller's range, including seasonals. Opens at 7.30am (8am weekends) for breakfasts.