Chequers

Parts of this pub date from 1815 and it once incorporated a brewhouse and bakery. Today the pub has been much altered and this Young’s outpost has an attractive red brick and half-timbered exterior which conceals a central servery adjoined by various interconnecting bars and seating areas, each with its own character and atmosphere. It was once the terminus of London General bus route 180 (later 80A) and there was a semi-circular bus pull-in immediately in front of the pub. A large garden hosts barbecues in the spring and summer months and food is served 12-9 from Monday to Thursday, from 12 through to 9:30 on Friday and Saturday, and from 12-8 on Sunday. To the right of the front entrance there is table football and a darts board. The guest beer is usually from one of the regional breweries, or may be a Young's seasonal ale.

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Last Updated: 20 Dec 2009