Convivial local pub serving creative gastropub dishes, with leather sofas and a beer garden.
"One of the most underrated miracles of the everyday is walking into a packed pub garden at the exact moment a table gets up to leave. We can’t guarantee that’s what will happen to you at The Landor in Clapham, but it’s got benches, booths, and trees galore, so you can usually find a spot to perch. This is one of those big, done-up, evening-engulfing pub gardens, where you should arrive around midday, with the potential for an air of disgrace come last orders." - jake missing, daisy meager, heidi lauth beasley
"This Clapham pub has a huge—we mean huge—pub garden, and it’s the perfect spot for when you want to have a proper boozy laugh with your dog in tow. We’ve been here for countless birthdays over the years, and even if it’s pissing it down, the pub garden (which has a bit of cover) always has the energy of a sunny bank holiday—it’s basically XOYO for your dog. But if you’d rather stay bone dry—see what we did there?—dogs are also very welcome inside. Hungry? Get the buttermilk chicken burger. " - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, rianne shlebak, sinead cranna
"The Clapham pub has everything you could want in a pub garden. It’s big, colourful, and full of people that look like they really care about what each other are saying." - jake missing
"One of the greatest and most underrated miracles of the everyday is walking into a packed pub garden at the exact, precise, moment a table gets up to leave. What could have been an hour of twitchy drinking and intensely staring at people having a good time, suddenly turns into instantaneous joy and comfort. This is what we’ve felt at The Landor, and it’s made all the better by the fact that this is one of the best gardens in London. Hands down. It’s big, welcoming, and has a friendly atmosphere. This is, undoubtedly, the best thing food and drink related to have happened in Clapham since Ainsley Harriott." - Jake Missing
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