The Village Inn - JD Wetherspoon - (Near Harrow, South East)

3 /5 Benjamin White: The pub is in a prime location but has lacked any upgrades/updates other than occasional furniture. The toilets stink and the smell end up in the floor, might as well just pee on the carpet. The staff give friendly welcome and help the older customers.

5 /5 Why guess Who: Brilliant service from the 2 ladies in here tonight . Will be back with the friends !! They definetly made me feel at home .

4 /5 Mark J: I visited last month. A smaller Spoons not far from the Underground station. Another branch that offers the very reasonable Top Plates, Low Rates deals. I had an All Day Brunch and a pint for £5.99. Not bad at all! A Traditional Breakfast (if you are there before Noon) can be had for as little as £2.99! Food was well prepared and good portion for the money. After clocking up over 100 visits to Spoons (still open for business), Im coming to the conclusion that not all Spoons are equal in what is offered. Many of the smaller branches - such as The Village Inn - make more of an effort in terms of service, food quality, presentation and beer quality, than many of the larger, more popular branches elsewhere. If in the area, worth a visit. Also do a better than average range of Real Ales too, for £2.26 a pint.

5 /5 Mayur P: I have being to Village Inn, Raynerlane multiple times but thought this time to post the review. Ita place to chill with history with antique ambience . Today I had breakfast best one I ever had with Passion fruit cooler. Everything was great ambience, service, food specifically special thanks to chef for preparing lovely breakfast that too middle of day

5 /5 Ellie Rose: I went to this pub Saturday morning, the food was VERY good for a weather-spoons. The customer service was GREAT, prices were GREAT. Will be visiting again considering I usually prefer LUXURY places. I am a fan of the rustic interior. Would recommend to anyone on a budget or even if you aren’t on a budget.