The Tim Bobbin - (Near Lambeth, london)

5 /5 Dujour Christian (LeSteveDuJour): We tried the Sunday roast at The Bobbin which was delicious and very well presented. We were suggested to take a wine bottle which was a good match to the food. We were so full at the end that we could not have any dessert. We highly recommend this place.

5 /5 tigger ligger: Very nice relaxed place - pretty typical for a gastro pub - sanded down pine pub tables included. Very tidy, comfortable, modern and fresh looking venue. Kind of half local boozers, folk downing pints in the beer garden with some of the starters as nibbles, and half restaurant with nice dining inside. I liked the relaxed buzz. We had the sea bass and the lamb; a couple of the more expensive dishes for around £25 all in, but you could do it considerably cheaper. Nice wine selection, again not particularly cheap, but of course you could do it cheaper with a glass of house or a beer. I liked that there was a fair range of prices available. We shared a cheese board with 4 cheeses at £14. One each would have led to serious cheese dreams - and they were a lovely selection. Service friendly and attentive without moving into the over fussy. Our 3 course meal with a bottle of wine came in at £130 with tip. We chose what we wanted and had a quality meal. Would recommend. One of those places id frequent pretty often if I lived in the area rather than the wastelands of the frozen north.

5 /5 maggymooyou: Faultless. Perfect roast beef Sunday lunch. Cheese board to finish, good selection. Miguel is a charming host, made us feel very welcome. Excellent service. We had the most enjoyable afternoon here and would happily return in a heartbeat.

5 /5 Anita: Hosted a Christmas lunch for friends here on Sunday. The manager kindly brought our reservation forward so we could have the table for longer. The food here is always good, well portioned and the meats seasoned nicely and cooked with plenty of flavour sealed in. All the starters were great especially the calamari and ham hock terrine. The pub was nicely decorated, felt really Christmassy. Only minus is that if you’re in the front part of the pub, and you have a large group (like we did) it can get quite loud and you end up having to almost shout to be heard. Dog friendly which is a plus because you get to pet other people’s dogs and its location away from the main strip gives off a proper neighbourhood pub vibe.