West London Food and Drink Local Pubs

The Green Man, Green Man Lane, Bedfont

Drinkers at The Green Man pub may feel like they're enjoying a pint in a toy shop this month as the Bedfont boozer launches its annual toy appeal. Read

Yates's Wine Lodge, Bath Road, Hounslow

It's been more than a decade since Yates's Wine Lodge was converted from a bank but punters are still flocking there in search of savings opportunities, according to duty manager Stuart Brown. Read

The Waggon & Horses, Kew Bridge Road, Brentford

It may have been frequented by celebs such as Ant and Dec but the Waggon and Horses is really just a laid-back, traditional pub. Read

The Magpie and Crown, High Street, Brentford

Brentford landlord Stephen Bolton isn't kidding when he says the Magpie and Crown is the place for real ales. Read

The Red Lion, Linkfield Road, Isleworth

Don't be surprised if the bar staff are hamming it up a bit next time you order a pint at the Red Lion. Read

The Mount, Hampton Road West, Hanworth

There's bound to be a bit of a party atmosphere at the Horse & Groom pub now former DJ Ken Rothwell and his wife Dee have taken over. Read

The Moon on the Square, High Street, Feltham

The Moon on the Square takes its role in the community very seriously and is preparing for a special charity event. Read

The Woodlands Tavern, St John's Road, Isleworth

If you're a bit hot with the arrows, why not head for the oche at The Woodlands Tavern in Isleworth? Read

The Globe, Windmill Road, Brentford

The Globe used to be well known only as a music venue, but is now just as likely to attract footie fans. Read

Coach and Horses, London Road, Isleworth

If you're remotely superstitious, you might want to think twice before stepping inside The Coach and Horses pub in Isleworth - as some of the locals reckon it's haunted! Read

The Jolly Farmer, Hanworth Road, Hounslow

Its walls are lined with pictures of the pub dating back to the opening in 1950 and you'll find a few regulars propping up the bar who've been going there nearly as long. With such a dedicated following The Jolly Farmer proves itself to be a bit of an institution. Read

The General Roy, Poplar Way, Feltham

Nick Apps hasn't looked back since moving to Feltham to become landlord of The General Roy. Read

The Load of Hay, Staines Road, Bedfont

With six children, the new landlord of The Load of Hay is never short of staff. Read

Green Man, Green Man Lane, Feltham

It's not green men but a grey lady drinkers at this pub should be watching out for, as it is allegedly haunted by a ghostly woman. Read

The Wishing Well, Staines Road, Hounslow

Boasting the best pint of Guinness in Hounslow, The Wishing Well is back open for business. Read

The Rose and Crown, Heston Road, Heston

The Rose and Crown is possibly Heston's second-oldest building, after St Leonard's Church. Read

The Old Fire Station, High Street, Brentford

The Old Fire Station is a cocktail jewel among Brentford's many traditional pubs. Read

The Castle, Upper Square, Isleworth

The village pub feel of The Castle in Isleworth is just what owner and former film veteran Reg Metcalf wants. Read

The Town Wharf, Swan Street, Isleworth

Walking is usually considered a healthy hobby - but ramblers treading the Thames Path may find they can't help but stop for a pint at this pub. Read

The Jolly Waggoner, Bath Road, Hounslow

Jason Hannon lives in Hounslow's Jolly Waggoner pub and likes what he does for a living. Read

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