The Warwick Castle - London

Came in at lunch time and asked for a pint of lager. Lady bartender (possibly owner) poured beer into a glass but once I said that I’d prefer to pay in cash she just took the glass away and turned around. I never had this kind of service in London and there is no sign that states that only card payments accepted. Finally when I said that I have the exact amount of cash to pay for the beer, lady gave it back to me and said that they don’t have a cash drawer.. Well, I suggest to get one then…

On the basis of a friend’s recommendation, we booked a table one night for a group of 6 for drinks and we all stayed on for dinner. Th service was attentive, we had a quiet area to talk and, In comparison with some of the other pubs nearby, the food was very good and reasonably priced. I would definitely return.

Decent pub with a good fire in the grate. Friendly bar staff. Good food, nothing fancy. Chips came skinny not chunky as described, not the end of the world.

Nice pub, quiet and peaceful setting. Staff seem friendly enough. We only had drinks no food. I'll come back here again. It's an older style, characterful English pub.

I 've been here many times when my boat is moored in the area. I was looking forward to having a quiet lunch in a dog friendly place on a very hot day. The woman who served me I recognised as she had been my server many times before. The thing that struck me is despite saying I 've been here often I 'm always treated like a stranger I think a great to have you back goes a long way. The place was very quiet in terms of customers but it was so noisy ! Not their fault that building work was next door which made sitting outside unbearable , but when I struggled to bring my 3 dogs and food inside there was no offer to help. It was also very noisy inside and there was a big box of rubbish in front of the ladies loo that just seemed to sit there with no purpose, I finally asked if they could move the rubbish so I could use the loo and the woman seemed put out. My dirty plate sat around too long and the staff didn 't ask if I enjoyed my meal or if I wanted anything else. So considering how empty it was I felt my presence was a nuisance. My dogs were well behaved and when I asked for a water bowl I had to share with another dog then when a third dog came along they took my bowl away. I think they need more dog bowls if they really are to be dog friendly . One bowl to be shared amongst the whole restaurant seems cruel. In short I felt like they don 't value their daytime customers and just save their energy for the evening which is always packed therefor I think they shouldn 't bother opening for lunch except at weekends. I wanted to offer some hopefully constructive criticism personally but there was no one to say anything to hence why I am writing my feedback here