Queen Adelaide

Had a fantastic experience at Queen Adelaide Pub! I ordered the roast beef, and it was absolutely delicious—tender, flavorful, and cooked to perfection. I came with a group of three, and everything from the food to the atmosphere was spot on. A special shout-out to Luwam, our server, who was absolutely amazing—friendly, attentive, and made us feel genuinely welcome. Her service really added to the whole experience. Highly recommend this place for a great meal and even better service. We’ll definitely be back!

The staff is amazing! So kind to us out of towners☺️ The ciders are so yummy! They also offer vegan dishes in a pup friendly environment! The overhead music is perfect as well! Great vibes here!

This is a lovely setting and the staff are helpful and friendly, however the food I had was so disappointing. I ordered from the "Burger Shack" menu which is a separate outdoor kind of grill (?) area. Anyway for some reason if you order from here your meal comes in a little cardboard tray even if you're sitting inside (why they can't put it on a plate like the rest of my group were served on I'm not sure). That wouldn't be so bad if what I received was palatable but unfortunately that wasn't the case. The Hot Chick burger was basically a small burger, with an even smaller chunk of something resembling chicken inside, with a small side of barely warm curly fries. There was a tiny smattering of sauce in the burger and NOTHING else, no garnish, no onion, no sliver of lettuce. Granted the flavour of the chicken itself was nice, but there was no pazzaz, no flair, zero wow factor, this was like something you'd get at a funfair and a stingier portion at that. This cost £16.50 on the special "deal", if you bought two meals from the shack menu, so normally it's more (the online menu prices are out of date). The other chap who I got the deal with returned his to the kitchen, who, to be fair, returned with freshly cooked curly fries and a new burger for him (I was hungry and had eaten most of mine). Oh and it came with two of the most miserly portions of ketchup and mayonnaise I've ever seen, like enough for about two chips. Really, if you're supposed to be "The Best Pub Food in South West London" you can't get away with this sort of dismal offering. And finally, although the staff were friendly, once we'd been served, we were kind of forgotten about, no "is everything ok?" Could be a great place, but needs tightening up.

Absolutely loved my visit to this pub! Lively but not loud, with a beautiful garden perfect spot for a sunny afternoon. The food was outstanding — fresh, flavorful, and made with care. I had the beef burger, recommended by Luwam our waitress on the day. She was exceptionally friendly, attentive without being overbearing and incredibly knowledgeable about the menu. Her professionalism and warm attitude really added a personal touch to our meal. Highly recommend a visit!

Excellent tasty food, amazing environment and exceptional service from Luwam who attended our table. Definitely will visit again! Highly recommended!!

A mixed experience. They managed to continuously mess up orders: twice they brought another table's orders to our table. Twice they got us the wrong drinks. Twice they missed the sauce with our burgers. I have no idea how orders are mixed up when the orders done digitally. We got the veggie burger, and it was bland and lazy (patty + cheese + diced tomato on a stale bun), which is quite misaligned with the prices they charge. I was also worried that the burger shack has a single grill. That means that as a vegetarian I may get sick from cross contamination with meat. I must say that the chips and the tater tots were really nice. The atmosphere was by far the best this pub has going for it.

Wonderful afternoon find. Second day in London, after a walk found this beauty! We were there in the afternoon and the only ones there. The two mates at the bar took care of us with a smile and thanks for coming in. Guinness some Jamison and the best Steak Pie and mash ever. The beautiful crust was so yummy and light. The mash was fluffy and filling. They have a good menus and the pie was the lunch special. The inside is spacious and filled with couches, tables and wing back chairs. We will be back!

I loved it I loved I loved it. Amazing atmosphere, decoration and service. Truly had a great time and made me wonder about Christmas over there

Stopped by on a an evening walk and had a pint with our pup. Very nice pub and wasn't too brightly lit and wasn't too busy. There's lots of space for seating and is very roomy inside. Great neighbourhood pub.

It can get pretty crazy here during the busy hours of the night, but for being a pub, it's actually a very fancy and chill place to hang out. Their Sunday Roast is amazing, no matter how you order it- chicken & thyme, sirloin beef, vegetarian nut roast- and their drinks are more than just your average draft. I especially enjoyed their wine selection, which offers a bit of everything from ripe and fruity reds to crisp and tart rosés. The fare is pricey, but the quality makes it a worthwhile investment; for a special occasion, at least. And I can't speak for all of them but Marta and Peter were amazing servers. They made my last Sunday in London a pleasant one.

This place is really good! I was visiting my parents this summer and I walk past this restaurant a couple of times when heading to the park with my children. My brother told me I should try it as it's kids friendly. I am so glad I did. I met up with some friends that also have kids and the staff were very accommodating. We sat outside and the food was delicious. Everything we ordered was great. I later came back here with some adult friends and everyone also agreed that the food was great and staff were great too. Very friendly. I will definitely be coming here the next time I visit.

Places like Queen Adelaide is one of the places where I know NY can't replicate. It's such a cozy and friendly pub, you really feel like you've stepped into someone's home because most of the bartenders and waiters are so friendly. They've got a good selection of beer on tap and a varied wine list. The food is pretty good - and they've got £6 lunch specials during the week. I had the falafel burger and it was delicious. They came by afterwards and asked how it was - and I don't think I even left a crumb! It can get a little crowded during a sports event but really like there are plenty of comfy seats to go around.

Queen Adelaide: Very nice Gasto Pub just up from the river, Wandsworth Pier/Riverside.... We had our first visit a month ago now, drink/lunch & back for a dinner, and loved it. This really could be our favourite local for drinks and food. The venue a very nice décor, a good choice of wines and ales and we was impressed with the food menu. Dinner was a Friday evening, so busy crowd of both workers and locals, we didn't book but did manage to get a seat for a meal. Both of us were happy with our dishes, the service was good, the wine was cool and the atmosphere of the venue was upbeat It's just what we needed for a Friday night. On the plus side for us is the restaurant is NON-halal, which shows they do think about where they source their meat & poultry and their clients. Never understood why pubs have food only fit for Muslims, they're not really going to support these type of venues. This gastro pub will be revisited by us for sure, I would give it a rating of 4.5, but can't do a half there...

It's such a shame that this pub suffers from its location because it really is rather good. Great service, nice Wells & Young's beers, clean and smart, and a place so large that it can cater for pretty much everyone all at the same time. Separate areas for dining and watching sport on the TV help, as does the pretty big beer garden and conservatory. Not seen a pub garden so large since the Edinboro Castle in Camden - it looks a lot nicer though as it's been landscaped and has heaters on the decking, meaning it can be used all year round. The location is the only downside to be honest. It's a bit out of the way but as it's right next to Putney Bridge Road, the rail tracks and the flight path, the beer garden might get a bit noisy. Not a problem if you're inside or outside with a crowd of friends or family though. It's a good job they put on so many lively events to bring people out of the way. The occasional sports on the TV (but not all the time), a tasty Sunday roast, quiz nights on Mondays, poker nights on Wednesdays, and gourmet burger nights on Thursdays mean that this is a lovely lively place to visit. Not sure I'd come here unless I was living/working locally but I'd definitely consider it for large groups and parties or a barbecue.

Nice local bar with large beer garden and many UK beers that are more american and highly alcoholic than your typical English IPA and porters. Servers aren't the best and aren't quite as knowledgeable as I'd hoped with such a large selection of beers, but with such a nice venue that's fine. Dog friendly and food until 10pm makes it a nice evening get away as well. Queen is your nice neighborhood bar that everyone hopes for.

After almost two years in London, I think I'm ready to make it official. The Queen Adelaide is my local. I've admired it from afar. Drank in it's beer garden. And now partaken in its Sunday roast. Soon I will wile away pleasant winter afternoons reading and playing board games until they insist that I leave. The interior is warm and cosy, with couches and tables for two, corner booths and armchairs so you can always find the perfect seating option. The exterior garden is likewise filled with comfy seating and more importantly big, warm gas heaters. The menu has a definite gastropub feel, in fact my one complaint is that I wish they'd do anything other than pork belly for the Sunday roast, but I know I am part of a small portion of the population in this desire, so I will continue to opt for the chicken or beef. If I had the stomach to manage it, I would give the King's Roast a try (a medley roast beef, pork loin and chicken) but I couldn't bare to leave any behind, and I'd probably hurt myself trying to finish it.

This place was a good neighborhood find. Walkable from the nearby condos, and great, friendly service. Tons of seating both indoors and out. The potato and leek soup was good, but just okay--could have used more flavor. The half chicken with pesto was good, but the small side salad that came with it did not have any dressing on it. My friend ordered the chicken and bacon salad, and liked it, but most impressive was the honey mustard dressing--a delicious vinaigrette style dressing. good thing my friend likes to share because it was tasty and tasted good with both the salad and the chicken. We were too late to join in on the Monday night pub quiz, but it was in full force and looked like a great time.

This is a largish pub on the outskirts of the town, Youngs beers on hand pump and it has a reasonable food menu. There is a garden at the back or comfortable chairs inside. It is quite popular on weekday lunchtimes , I can't comment on the evening trade. It is worth the extra walk to find it.

Enjoy a beer, but forget the food! A very pleasant pub, but the food is very, very poor. Seafood pie was basically mashed potatoe with no perceivable seafood present. The pork belly was an over-cooked, tiny stripe that was hard and dry.

Good pub with a nice garden... Great for summer afternoon drinks. They have a varied menu, so there's something for everyone and if you're not too hungry the bar snacks are a decent hole filler. Oh, yeah! They also have 'Meantime' on tap. Do you really need any other reason to drink here?

We tried the quiz night and had a great night and decided to venture back for the sunday roast, we were not disappointed! This place has a bit of everything, and no matter what vibe you are looking for I am positive you will find it! A word to the wise, skip breakfast beforehand because the portions are generous, at worst!

A great pub, with a good selection of beers and spirits, however what this pub is famous for (well.in our group of friends anyway) is the Pub quiz. It's always packed on quiz night - folks round here take quiz rankings very seriously, but it;s quite a toughie but always a good laugh. Nicely lit inside with warm cream and gold decor and an open fire. The atmosphere and bar staff are super friendly, plus the food is half decent, but I tend to eat down the road at the Cats Back!

This is my favourite local pub. It's spacious, has comfy seating in a traditional English decor, offers good food up to 10pm served by friendly staff and has a good range of Youngs ale. On top of that, it's got free wifi, a guest ale or two and an excellent, well-run and well-attended pub quiz on Mondays. It also has Sky and shows football and rugby matches. I'm definitely a fan.

A bit disappointing for a eatery in Putney, food was below par but service was good... Roast Chicken was dry, pork belly and roast potatoes were overcooked and they compensated with free dessert.

This place. THIS PLACE! we just recently visited London for the first time, and this place was right around the corner from our AirBnB flat; if we ever moved to London, we would probably move to this area, just to be able to go here every day. Such a cozy, wonderful atmosphere, lovely patio, AMAZING food, and the friendliest, nicest bartenders. Philip, Karol and Peeta made us feel at home, and then some, and Philip saved us from a potential disaster when i left my wallet there on our first night. He had it safely waiting for us the next morning when we frantically banged on the windows before opening. COME IN for the full English breakfast or the roast (which we sadly missed, but heard great things about) on Sunday, the wild boar bangers and mash (in-freaking-credible), or the fish and chips. STAY for a cozy table with one of the board games they have or the quiz night!!!! Can't wait to return here one day!!

Yeah, it was pretty good. Thing is, there are a lot of Youngs Pubs in the Wandsworth/Putney area and as nice as they are, they don't stand out much from each other. This was another solid offering and was pretty cosy, but not cosy enough to go out of the way for. Food was okay, service was fine and the decor/atmosphere was nicely crafted, but it is an inferior pub to the Brewer's Inn.

I first went to this pub because they sent me some vouchers including one for a 2 course meal for 2 with a bottle of wine for £15.95. It was a fantastic deal and the staff treated us really well - when I've used vouchers before in other restaurants, I've found the staff snooty or had to choose from a limited menu, but we were able to choose anything with no extra charges. My potato and leek soup came in a huge steaming tureen, and my main of lamb shank was perfectly cooked, so tender it was practically falling off the bone. My boyfriend got fish and chips, which he said were superb and the wine was perfectly adequate. The pub had a nice atmosphere and it was a really nice evening - the meal would have been good value even at the full price. I signed up to the privilege club and have since recieved a couple of emails with good food and drink offers.

Despite moving in round the corner months ago, it has taken me until now to have a pint in my local - but I'm glad I did. It's rather charming inside, the staff are super cheery, and they give you a free welcome drink when you sign up to their mailing list. I'm sold.

Nice pub, good beer garden, awful faux gastro food. Shame. New chef and this could be a great pub.