The Earlsfield - (Near , london)

5 /5 David Gray: One of my favourite spots in south London. Really friendly staff, live sport always on and the food is top class. One of the best Sunday roasts Ive ever had! Highly recommend.

5 /5 Bram de Rijk: Great local pub, friendly and helpful staff and a stellar Sunday roast! Would recommend the beef or lamb roast and the Sunday side!

4 /5 Gilo: Good, solid pub grub – keeping it simple with a focus on ribs, wings, and burgers. Lovely airy venue right next to Earlsfield station, with a choice of intimate booths or more open seating. We had the ribs (very good), plus the tacos and wings. Great, attentive staff with quick and friendly service throughout. Dogs are welcome, but not in the booth area. They used to serve one of the best Sunday lunches locally, so it’s a real shame they’ve stopped offering it. On the plus side, there’s late-night live music at weekends, with a 2am finish on Fridays and Saturdays.

5 /5 Zoe Allen: We had our engagement party at The Earlsfield and could not have asked for a better experience. The team were so friendly, communicative, and attentive throughout the whole day. They truly went above and beyond to make sure we were enjoying ourselves. Highly recommend for any special occasion. Absolutely brilliant.

5 /5 Rupert Harvey: We had a fantastic meal at The Earlsfield on a busy Friday night! The atmosphere was electric - a fun mix of people enjoying drinks and catching up, with the rumble of trains overhead adding a quirky touch. Even at 7pm, we were surprised to be seated right away - big thumbs up to the staff for their efficiency! Speaking of staff, our server definitely deserves a mention. A larger gentleman with a great sense of humor, he made our whole experience even more enjoyable. Service itself was quick and friendly - drinks arrived promptly and the food came out exactly as expected. Now, onto the food! Portions were seriously generous - perfect for those with a healthy appetite. The peri peri half-chicken was massive and beautifully cooked, with just the right amount of spice. The beef shin pie was a unique and delicious twist, with a perfectly flaky crust and creamy mashed potato topping. But the real star of the show was the beef shin mac and cheese - a must-try for cheese lovers! Imagine the rich, flavorful filling of the pie nestled on a bed of creamy mac and cheese - absolute comfort food heaven. Everything tasted amazing, but the portions were so big we ended up taking some home. Great value for money too - at £45 per person for two drinks, a starter, sides, and a main course, you definitely get your moneys worth