Lass O'Richmond Hill

"Distance: three-minute walk Richmond has no shortage of great pubs, but if you’re after something serene, tranquil, and less than a five-minute walk to the park, you can’t do better than The Lass O’Richmond Hill. It’s got everything you’d expect or could ever want from a Richmond pub. Fireplaces? Check. Cosy couches? Yep. A sprawling (and covered) garden terrace? It’s here. There are a few standout dishes—the pea and garlic croquettes and potato and leek gratin among them—but they also do all the pub classics. Make sure to book ahead if you’re coming for a Sunday roast, especially if you want to snag a heated table in the garden." - rianne shlebak, puja bhattacharjee

"Richmond has no shortage of great pubs, but if you’re after something serene and tranquil, you can’t do better than The Lass O’Richmond Hill. It’s got everything you’d expect or could ever want of a Richmond pub. Fireplaces? Check. Cosy couches? Check. A sprawling (and covered) garden terrace? Check. There are a few standout dishes served here - the pea and garlic croquettes and potato and leek gratin among them - but they also do all the classics. Just make sure to book ahead if you’re coming for a Sunday roast, especially if you want to snag a heated table in the garden." - puja bhattacharjee