Hand In Hand

Fabulous pub! Lovely outside area to eat or drink in and a great bar space indoors too. Owner very chatty and was more than welcoming to all customers. Menu is usual
Pub grub but done extremely well. Burgers large and amazing steak and ale pie with puff pastry top. Deserts were massive but delicious. Wish I lived closer as would be a brilliant local, weekly quiz and supporting RWC.

Used to come here with my parents on Sunday throughout my childhood and still remains one of the unalterables for Christmas day. The ale is brilliant here and the food simple but yummy. Will still come here whenever I can…

Came here for Sunday lunch in the sun. We weren’t expecting to find a seat outside given it was such a beautiful day, but just as we turned up a couple were leaving so we were in luck :-)
Outside area has quite a few tables with the Crooked Billet grassy area in front and the common is just a short stroll away.
Disappointed they didn’t have Kopperberg cider but they seemed to have a large selection of beers and ales (didn’t try any).
Food menu looked appealing and there were lots of things that took my fancy. I really wanted a steak pie before I even arrived, so was happy to find one on the menu, although it was only appearing in the «light bites» section of the menu I thought I’d risk it. The other half ordered the venison burger with blue cheese and caramelized onions to try.
Much to my disappointment the pie really was a light bite with a small side of mash potato, but hey that was my risk! I was glad it was small in the end, as while the centre was fairly taste there was too much pastry and a bit soggy and not sure if the mash was fresh or smash, was a bit sticky like. The venison burger was apparently nice although I didn’t try that either. The day was saved by the apple and cinnamon crumble and custard.
Food was quite pricey and they have an «strict» where u can order food policy and they get a bit narky if like us are new and try to order at the normal bar till!
Location and atmosphere were nice for a sunny day, but don’t think I’d go there if weather wasn’t good and we had to sit inside (bit of an old man & his dog pub inside!)

This is a lovely Young’s pub close to the Common and a few minutes’ walk from the village part of Wimbledon at the top of the hill. The building dates back to the 1830s and was originally a bakery, before its conversion to a pub.
The landlord is very keen on his ales, and does occasional beer tasting and cellar tours (except the ‘cellar’ in this case is at ground level), and as you’d expect the real ale is well kept and there is a good choice of seasonal and guest ales. It has a nice atmosphere and a small drinking area at the front. There have only a limited kitchen so the range of food is limited, but it is a good (though pricey) place for a pint.

This is a friendly traditional pub with friendly staff and a good selection of well-​kept real ales. Try their Peri-​Peri Chicken salad it’s fantastic!

This is a really lovely pub with low ceilings and a wraparound bar that is cosy and unusual. They have quite a lot of outdoor seating and a family room. The night we were there they also had a pub quiz on, I totally knew one of the answers. There seems to be quite a good range of wine as well as beer.
Food was fairly expensive for a pub (about £10 — 12 for a main course) but the fish & chips was first rate and a huge portion. Lots of other good options too, including cheaper sandwiches and munchies. And they have bags of pork scratchings, which obviously means they are legit.

Great food and good ale selection. Had some great lunches and great nights out here with mates.

Great little pub just off the common… nice outdoor area and you can also enjoy your pint on the grass.
They have a good menu as well, try the bacon brie and cranberry sammy… delish

Lovely pub, well worth wandering from the common to! good choice of ales and wines, excellent outdoor terrace and if the weather suits you can sit out on the green to soak up a fantastic rural atmosphere A wonderful ‘escape’ pub, one you can spend a whole evening in setting the worlds to right.

This is a great traditional pub which has lots of atmosphere. In these times of chain pubs being very boring and not having any atmosphere, its nice to see that this Youngs pub chain pub still has a bit of a village pub feel about it. Its only about 5 minutes walk from Wimbledon High street so although its a bit out of the way, its definitely worth the effort in my opinion. I didn’t try the food while I was there as only stopped in for a drink but it the menu looked very good so will defo be going back there for food some other time.