The Old Fields

The food was good. Unfortunately, they did not ask us how we want our burgers (medium-rare, well done etc.). The buns were cold. Burgers come with barbecue sauce. My burger was pretty rare but very tasty. They have a lovely Festive Menu this time of year. We also had a very tasty veggie burger. I will be back.

The Old Fields is an absolutely fantastic place and truly deserves five stars. From the moment you arrive, you’re made to feel welcome by the friendly and attentive staff, who go above and beyond to make sure everything is perfect. The atmosphere is warm, relaxed, and beautifully maintained, making it an ideal spot whether you’re visiting for a meal, drinks, or a special occasion. The food is exceptional freshly prepared, full of flavour, and presented beautifully. The menu offers a great variety, with something to suit everyone, and every dish we tried was cooked to perfection. The drinks selection is also excellent, with a good range of wines, beers, and cocktails to choose from. What really sets The Old Fields apart is the attention to detail and the overall experience. The setting is lovely, clean, and comfortable, and you can tell real care has gone into creating such a welcoming environment. It’s the kind of place you want to return to again and again.

The atmosphere inside was amazing, and the staff was very kind. I got the Katsu Chicken Burger for around £16 and it was very tasty.

Very friendly staff who made it a great experience. The food (especially the rose roast beef sandwich) is very very good. The best pub in the area by far

Had a lovely local Wimbledon lager with a lovely portion of fish & chips. Staffs were very friendly. Especially Hope and her manager. They were very helpful

A fine offering from the Greene King crowd. The Old Fields in Southfields, a short walk from the underground station. The pub offers a good range of keg beers and ciders along with three cask ales (usually, only two on today with the Abbott waiting its turn). Great service and a gentle atmosphere. A pleasant place for a pitstop.

OLD FIELDS is very authentic Pub with typical British atmosphere. The staff is super friendly, the food is delicious and the beer is cold 🍻 Lawrence even treated us with some pink dessert drink! Thanks mate 👍 If you’re in the area don’t miss that place!

Tried this pub for the first time. Nice decor inside. Super friendly and attentive staff member/manager. Good range of draught beers. Really good and wide selection of food types. Decent food and good portion and value. Would recommend. It was lunchtime so pretty quiet.

Very nice pub with great ambience. We had a wonderful bartender serve our family who was friendly and very attentive. Good food and nice drinks.

I love the Old Fields Southfields (formerly known as The Garage)!! This is a great pub which perfectly balances something chilled and cosy feeling, with the kind of place you could really go for a good night out and a celebration in! The staff are lovely, the decour delicious and the food immense! The Old Fields has really embedded itself into the Southfields high street with community spirit. Popping into the pub at different times of day you'll find its atmosphere perfectly matches that of the clientele, from Mummy Morning Coffee sessions mid morning, to a chilled after work drink around 5pm, to a more energised evening later on with live traditional music sessions, it really is a pub for everyone on any occasion! Spot on!

So-so. It's a pub. Quite a normal pub actually, with a bar, chairs, tables and a fruit machine. Allow me to elaborate. To enter, you must first go through two sets of double doors which can't be fully opened at the same time as they collide in to each other. After a calculated entry you can see the whole pub - it's all one floor, one large room (apart from the toilets, they're upstairs). Bar on the right, chairs and tables around the rest of the room leaving a few spaces of open floor. There's a raised section at the back but it only has more tables on it (and chairs). Not 'traditional' but quite a modern decorative style without the place looking too classy. The "best" bit of the pub is the food and wine. They offer two meals for £9 all day Monday to Friday on ten or so meals and another, more extensive menu for everything else. The food is hardly outstanding but at least it's not that expensive. The wine list has some good wines on it and a greater choice of plonk than most pubs. The bar staff are helpful and friendly and the locals are a mixed bunch - some loud and slightly irritating but most are just normal pairings/small groups with the occasional regular propping up the bar. Did I mention the fruit machine? So, on the whole, a reasonably normal pub.

Since reopening as THE OLD FIELDS this pub has improved greatly. The outside looks far more inviting, and the internal decor gives a great homely yet modern feel. The drinks selection has vastly improved, especially on the beer/ale front, including BrewDogs Punk IPA. The spirits have also been upgraded and the back bar shows off some new and premium spirits. Only eaten here once, but the food was great with a nice varied menu. The staff are extremely friendly and welcoming. This is the local that Southfields has been crying out for, for some time now.

A short walk off the Southfields tube station, this place offers a cool reprieve on a hot day. The prices are reasonable for London; I had a cod sandwich for £6, although the £11 burgers only really add fries for the price difference. Add the coleslaw for 50p to the former! I'm not quote used to the lesser service found in pubs, but the new big screen and free wifi made up for it!

This place did seem better on the inside than the outside. The area is broken nicely by pillars and level changes which avoids the usual cavern atmosphere in pubs. Close to Wimbledon and therefore busy after the play for the day, but down a side road so not too bad even then and I got a table. Reasonably priced drinks, including 2 ales, some european lagers and trendy ciders. Wine options are also acceptable. There is of course the food menu. Looks good, varied etc. My only gripe was the value for money. Prices are close to £10 for all their mains (extra for steak), but a very tasty Tikka was upset by the burnt poppadom and lack of mini naan. Not great. That aside, I would suggest a beer here is a good option.

This was my local pub until today's evening. I had a new type of cider, but it was a disgusting sweet water, nothing to do with cider. I asked my husband to tell them, this is horrible and asked for the other one. The pub manager told to him with rude manner: "You don't go to the McDonalds and ask for another one because you don't like it. This is not a McDonalds." If this is the costumer service, I will avoid this pub. I am very disappointed.