The Top 20 Pubs in Romford, London

Fresh reviews:

Just popped in as bike was being serviced. Had a coffee staff was so friendly. Went to use card and can’t take card payments under a £5. Didn’t have any cash on me and the very kind bar lady let me off. You don’t get many acts of kindness like that now adays. Thank you.

Damian W.

The Sun

The Shepherd & Dog was just. a pub which was very popular but I never had the inclination to drink there. That was then but now it’s been revamped into a restaurant that serves dishes that are of very high quality. Their Sunday roasts are good value with plenty if taste. The staff are friendly, polite and…

Stuart F.

Shepherd & Dog

My local, been coming here since I was a teenager, great for socialising and pre going out drinks. Food is out average pub grub. Garden at the back, and pool table indoors.

Adam F.

Tollgate Tavern

I think this pub has recently changed ownership and as a result I took the family in there for the first time, to try it out.The ambience needs some updating, the pub feel is good but there could be a need to fill up some space.The staff are really friendly, very helpful, attentive, making sure customers are…

Steven R.

Golden Crane

Came here for a lunch as I was in the area. It was typically Harvester and we were quite happy with the food served, the portions were of a good size as well as drinks being refillable. The staff were friendly, helpful and very accommodating with a young toddler. I enjoyed myself and will come back.

Nimz P.

Greyhound Harvester

Why have you found yourself at this Unicorn Harvester? Because you live near it or know someone who does. I’ve been here 3 times before I sat down to write this review and here are my thoughts:Food: I find the food typically British. On the menu, you’ll find some burgers, chicken, fish, ribs, and steak. Nothing…

Jennifer F.

Unicorn Harvester

Yates in Romford is a bit of a changeling, by day it can be a reasonable place to grab lunch, but by night it will be very lively, with the occasional/frequent ‘altercations’ but then the latter applies to virtually all drinking establishments in the town.