The Roebuck, Hampton Hill - pub details
Address: 72, Hampton Rd, Hampton Hill, Middlesex, TW12 1JN [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 4187)
Fulwell (0.4 miles), Strawberry Hill (1 mile), Teddington (1 mile)
Pub facilities/features:
- Dartboard
- Real ale
- Outside seating
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> Current user rating: 7.3/10 (rated by 49 users)
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user reviews of the Roebuck, Hampton Hill
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| Wondered about this place for ages and finally popped in round about lunchtime yesterday. There's certainly a lot of stuff hanging from the ceiling and walls, it doesn't come over as gimmicky though, I think it makes the place seem cosy. There were about ten people in there when I walked in, all blokes in their fifties or sixties. They looked up as I walked to the bar, but I didn't get any hostile vibes. At the bar there was a reasonable choice, I opted for Hop Back's Odyssey, which I'd never had before and was excellent. Of the other beers I can only remember that they had Fuller's Best Bitter and Erdinger, either of which I'd have been happy with. I was served by an oldish bloke who'd walked round from the front of the bar where he'd been doing his crossword. I ordered my beer and asked if they did bowls of chips, he just nodded and got on with it. I think the only words he spoke to me where when he told me the price (£5.40), which is fine by me. As I was walking to a table I encountered the landlady that a few other reviewers seem to have had a run in with. She seemed perfectly nice to me, I think she may even have smiled at me. I sat in a secluded booth-type bit that had two tables in it, points again for cosiness. The chips I ordered turned up after about five minutes and were great. I spent about thirty minutes over my pint and chips reading my newspaper and the atmosphere in the pub was very chilled out. All in all an excellent pub experience. It's about a fifteen minute walk for me and I usually drink at the Sussex Arms or the Prince of Wales, but next time any mates come round I'll be steering them this way to see what it's like in the evening. pbparrish - 27 Apr 2012 10:56 |
| After walk from Hampton Court today came across this pub and did enough to intrigue.after reading reviews thought yes there were what seemed locals/regulars mainly crowded around bar , but pubs need the regulars surely to keep them going? Elsewhere I saw sparsely filled or closed down pubs(Jenny Lind?).Service pleasant enough. I had pint of Tribute -good. Having walked around the area today this seems a very good pub. and if I lived locally I would definitely use. kingscrossboy - 21 Jan 2012 00:45 |
| Its been a long time since ive been in here but after meeting a friend here for a few drinks I have to say that the place is still a fantastic place to go.. The real ales are kept to perfection (I know, I tried them all severasl times!) 10/10 on my scoring list. Man_on_ground - 6 Jan 2012 18:26 |
| great place to visit after a hike around Bushy Park ... good selection of ales, and reasonably priced german beers (erdinger, rathaus). the eclectic decor means that there is always something weird & wonderful to look at. boozelover - 7 Dec 2011 12:47 |
| Wish I lived a wee bit closer, for it's all you'd want of a local. Simply that .And Doombar a favourite of mine. Try it and see whenever passing nearby. BillyC - 15 Apr 2011 16:27 |
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