Steins Richmond - (Near , london)

4 /5 Tarasangeeta Upadhyaya: Walk in late lunch. Seated under the canopy but was a little wary of the yew berries just above. Quick service after ordering with the waiter. Both beers were good. Food is overpriced but I suppose it is got to do with location. My selection of 6 sausages was excellent with terrific mash. Not a fan of sauerkraut but it was fine. Salad seemed an afterthought out of a bag and I would have liked more. The schnitzel was really good although the cold potato salad is jarring- personal preference to have had something warm. The Münchner bratwurst with the pan fried potatoes was good although my son felt the portion size was small. The waiter had bought us pots of mustard and ketchup. Tap water available. Lots of families and atmosphere is convivial. It suddenly rained so although we were under cover we had to move as the rain was dripping down off the edge. Clean toilet behind the lodge. Small play area for little kids.

5 /5 Patrick: Stein’s is the go-to for Bavarian food in London. I’m half German and the dishes they offer feel quite similar to food in Bavaria. Note that, Stein’s is generally very expensive considering it’s mostly sausages and some potatoe/bread sides. However, I think they do deliver quite well so it’s worth it for a visit. I’ve tried Stein’s in Kingston, Richmond, and South Kensington branches and I think Richmond has the least attractive atmosphere compared to the other two. I think South Kensington is probably the best one. Note that, there is only outdoor seating and even though they have outdoor heating lamps, it can still deel cold.

3 /5 Michael: Ive been here several times in winter and summer. The food is decent if you like German sausage but I find the portions very small. Being outside, its not pleasant on cold days, even when sat next to one of the few heaters. Its obviously much better during milder weather. The staff are generally good but it always has the feeling of being slightly understaffed.

5 /5 Mitch Helwig: If youre seeking a delightful and welcoming spot along the Thames in Richmond, you simply must visit this authentic German Beer Garden! Just a short stroll from Richmond Bridge, it boasts incredible, panoramic views towards Richmond Hill. Beyond the scenery, we loved the true family-style experience, complete with shared tables shaded by large umbrellas which are brilliant for protection from the elements. Its clearly a place that embraces everyone, as its wonderfully pet-friendly. The combination of superb food and a genuine selection of Munich beers made for an unforgettable afternoon. We cant wait to go back!