Pubs in Ruislip

Barn Hotel

West End Road, Ruislip HA4 6JB

The Barn Hotel is set around a 1528 listed Farmhouse with two ancient barns. Hawtrey’s Bar has mahogany panelling, intricate moulded ceilings and comfortable chairs and serves the usual keg and bottled offerings.

Masala Coal at the Bell

298 West End Road, Ruislip HA4 6LS

1930s ex Ind Coope locals pub close to Ruislip Gardens Station. Sparsely furnished with photos of old Ruislip on the wall. The fireplaces look original. Carpeted throughout except floorboards around bar area. Locally listed by Hillingdon Council. Recently refurbished as a Masala Coal restaurant and sports bar. Handpumps removed.

White Bear

Ickenham Road, Ruislip HA4 7DF

Originally opened in 1874 this Grade II listed pub reopened in August 2015 operated by the White Brasserie Company. The pub is now divided into a pub section at the front with a restaurant and open kitchen at the rear.

Orchard

Ickenham Road, Ruislip HA4 7DR

This Beefeater restaurant and pub has a large beer garden with a warm atmosphere. The pub is well lit and is supported by local family trade. Built in the early 1900s and popular with the RAF and was used as accommodation for Polish airman during the second world war. A conservatory has been added and a premier inn has recently been built round the back. Breakfast is available weekdays 6:30-10:30am and weekends 7-11am.

Woodman

Breakspear Road, Ruislip HA4 7SE

A cheerful and welcoming two-bar local in the northern area of Ruislip close to Ruislip Lido and woods, opposite Hillingdon Borough Football Club. The cosy lounge bar is traditional in atmosphere with no intrusive electronic machines, although the TV may be on for sports matches. There is also a good selection of gins and malt whiskies. The public bar is friendly and comfortable, with a dartboard and other pub games. The separate wood panelled comfortable lounge bar can be used for midweek functions. Popular with dog walkers in the summer, and visitors to the nearby crematorium. Alcohol not usually served until 11am. The pub was listed on the National Inventory of Historic Pub Interiors in 2015.

Plough

154 Bury Street, Ruislip HA4 7TH

Most of the trade of this restaurant is from friendly, local people and it has a cosy atmosphere. The main pub at the front of the building is Grade II listed and parts of it, including the pebbled floor in the bar area, date back to 1531. The courtyard, used mainly in the summer, has access to Black Bess Woods, making it popular with ramblers.

George

2 High Street, Ruislip HA4 7TJ

Originally an attractive wood paneled pub, one refurbishment too many has converted this establishment into a typical Harvester complete with salad bar. There are some nice features such as the exposed brick pillars, several raised areas and the open kitchen. There is seating around the bar area just for drinkers. This establishment is scheduled to transform into M&B's new Neighbourhood Pubs concept so maybe closing soon for refurbishment.

Arens Bar & Grill (at the Six Bells)

Duck Hills Road, Ruislip HA4 7TP

Grade II listed building on Ruislip Common built by Samuel Salter around 1810. Reopened in 2018 following five years of closure. Concentrates on cocktails, a couple of standard keg beers available:- Guinness, Amstel, Moretti and Maltsmiths IPA although there is only seating at the bar for 10, the rest of the pub is for dining.

Waters Edge

Reservoir Road, Ruislip HA4 7TY

Family pub and restaurant opened 1996 on the site of the former Ruislip lido buildings on the banks of the lido. A 12-inch narrow gauge railway railway runs along the lakeside nearby.

Kho Kho (Kitchen & Bar)

101-3 High Street, Ruislip HA4 8JN

Originally opened as a High Street Sport and Music bar in 2000. Reopened in October 2017 after year long closure as an Indian Restaurant serving food and drinks.

Smuggler's Cove

153 High Street, Ruislip HA4 8JY

Irish themed pub having had many names refurbished and renamed again late in 2019.

Ruislip Rugby Club

The Club House, West End Road, Ruislip HA4 6DR