123 Uxbridge Road
W13 9AU
Tel: 020 8567 4446
12:00-23:00; 12:00-01:00 (Fri/Sat); 12:00-00:00 (Sun)
Punch
Wadworth 6X
This 1878 pub with its large horseshoe bar is currently named after the former brewery whose signage is still displayed on the exterior of the building, as is its former name The Prince Arthur. 3D Sky TV, a pool table, dart board, karaoke on Fridays, Bands/DJs on Saturdays and a daily newspaper add to the entertainment mix.
181 Uxbridge Road
W13 0TL
Tel: 020 8579 9999
12:00-23:00; 12:00-01:00 (Fri/Sat)
Enterprise Inns/Misty Moon Group/Little France Ltd
No Real Ale
Formerly the Pan Tadeusz; The Three Wishes; The Ferryman
84 Uxbridge Road
W13 8RA
Tel: 020 8567 3819
Website: thecastlebar.co.uk
10:00-23:30 (Sun-Wed); 10:00-00:30 (Thur-Sat)
Enterprise Inns
Adnams Broadside
A pub has been on this site since at least 1832, the current one, known as the Coach and Horses until 2004, is from the 1960s with office accommodation above. This gastropub has table service for its French cuisine and daily specials is dominated by the horseshoe bar whilst the covered heated beer garden is often busier than inside. Free wifi, daily newspapers, sport on TV, monthly food and wine tasting evenings and recently an occasional comedy night are part of the offering.
2 The Avenue
W13 8PH
Tel: 020 8997 1019
Website: fullershotels.com
11:00-23:00 (Mon); 11:00-00:00 (Tue-Thur); 11:00-01:00 (Fri/Sat); 12:00-23:00 (Sun)
Fuller's
Fuller's Chiswick, Discovery, London Pride, ESB, Seasonals
Known locally as 'Dracula's Castle' due to its neo-Gothic and towered brick construction, this multi-roomed pub dates back to 1894 and has now returned to being a hotel. Ho Chi Minh is believed to have worked as a chef here when he lived in West Ealing. There are two bars on the ground floor, one with a pool table. A new bar has been built in the downstairs function room which seats around 150 for the regular comedy and music nights. It also hosts the Monday night salsa & zumba classes. Free wifi, the Thursday night quiz, chess tournaments, Sky sport on TV, and one of the biggest beer gardens in West London with a seperate children's play area makes the pub a popular destination. Meals are served from a set menu with blackboard specials.
2 Scotch Common
W13 8DL
Tel: 020 8991 7820
Website: fullers.com
11.30-23:00; 12:00-22:30 (Sun)
Fuller's
Fuller's Chiswick, Fuller's Discovery, Fuller's London Pride, Gale's Seafarers, Seasonal or guest beer
An imposing suburban Fuller’s house rebuilt in 1929 to designs by T H Nowell Parr and dominated externally by three gables on the rendered frontage. There are three distinct rooms with internal partitions, the pair on the right retaining a doorway between them. The wall panelling remains as does the bar counter although the fitting behind is probably modern. The windows contain attractive dimpled glass. At the rear the counter is original. The back parts were extended in 1934 to Parr’s design and contains a large hemispherical skylight. The main menu is freshly prepared, featuring English and Mediterranean dishes. There is a large garden containing many picnic tables. The terrace bar has heated large umbrellas and the summer BBQs are popular. There is usually live jazz on the last Thursday of every month with The Dick Esmond Trio and guests. The pub is part of the local community running the beer tent at the annual Party In The Park event, and hosting a fête with local produce, arts + crafts, a bouncy castle, games and live music. There is one TV mostly showing a news channel although non-Sky live sport are shown. The pub was known as the Kent Hotel until 2003, it is Grade II listed, and is on the London Inventory of Historic Pub Interiors.
137 Uxbridge Road
W13 9AU
Tel: 020 8567 5575
Website: flanagans-ealing.com
12:00-23:00
Independent
No real ale
Opened in former retail shop between 1990 and 1994.
128 Broadway
W13 0SY
Tel: 020 8840 9430
11:00-00:00; 11:00-01:00 (Fri/sat)
Greene King
Hardy & Hansons Olde Trip
This large two bar pub on the busy Uxbridge Road was formerly the Walsingham Arms and before that The Old Hat. There has been a pub on this site since 1750. Although it now has an Irish theme, real ale was installed in January 2011 in the back bar. With so much wood visible inside, it can be described as barn like. Thwaites Wainwright and York Yorkshire Terrier were recent guests which change every two to three weeks. The pub is one of the few still to have a carvery between noon and 8pm on Sundays. Live music is performed most weekends, and daily newspapers are available. The rear of the pub has exposed brick and a skylight. The back beer garden has a very large smoking shelter.
2 Leighton Road
W13 9EP
Tel: 020 8567 1654
Website: www.theforesterealing.com
10:00-23:30; 10:00-00:00 (Fri/Sat); 11:00-23:00 (Sun)
Enterprise Inns
guest beers (6)
Built for the Royal Brewery of Brentford in 1909 and designed by T H Nowell Parr. Grade II listed. Thai food available daily noon–3pm and 5.30pm–10pm except Sundays when the traditional carvery is served. Wednesday is Quiz Night and on Thursdays there are Poker Tournaments from 8pm. More information about the pub can be found on the National Pub Heritage - Historic Pub Interiors website.
138 Broadway
W13 0TL
Tel: 020 8840 5235
Opening Hours unknown
Hennessys
No real ale
Planning permission was granted to J D Wetherspoon in 2002 for the whole of 134-140 Broadway. This bar subsequently opened by the Hennessys chain in one of the former shop units.
78-80 Northfield Avenue
W13 9RR
Tel: 020 8840 7880
11:00-23:30
Free
Fuller's London Pride, guest beer
A recent convert to real ale, this former Nat West Bank has been a wine bar for the past 17 years. Whilst still having a vast selection of wines, draught beers have been added. The former occupancy explains the high ceiling and the cellar! The walls are decorated with extraordinary large mirrors and prints of Hollywood starlets.
184 Northfield Avenue
W13 9SB
Tel: Not listed
Opening Hours unknown
Free
No real ale
Opened as a wine bar around 1995. Appears currently to be closed.
94 Uxbridge Road
W13 8RA
Tel: 020 8567 8487
Website: starandanchor.com
12:00-23:00 (Mon-Thur); 12:00-02:00 (Fri/Sat); 12:00-22:30 (Sun)
S&N Pub Enterprises (Salamander Inns)
Caledonian Deuchars IPA, Santa's Little Helper
The Star and Anchor opened in March 2011 having previously been Baroque and prior to that the New Anchor. The Anchor was originally on this site in 1802. Two Caledonian beers are usually available. The tenant also runs the Park Tavern in Southfields. A £300,000 major refurbishment has just taken place moving the kitchen upstairs replacing the old function room allowing more space for dining. The establishment is now food led using freshly cooked ingredients with meat from a local butcher on Northfield Avenue. There is plenty of space for drinking in the large covered and heated beer garden and by the bar which has ample comfortable seating giving the pub a cosy relaxed atmosphere. There are even sofas by the fireplace. The pub is managed by friendly Kiwi Kevin assisted by his deputy Ash. Quiz night is Tuesdays from 8pm.
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