This is a great pub lurking in the backstreets of Clapham. Its got a beergarden at the front and the back for the summer evenings. Staff are friendly, food is a fair price and they have a good range of ales on tap behind the bar.

They used to do really good acoustic music events upstairs…maybe they still do.

I was going to stay in and bake some bread, but instead we went out on a little exploratory adventure around Clapham. And stumbled across this little darling pub! It's very small and charming, with the loveliest little beer garden (which was closed for the time being, sadly). Wooden flooring, mostly, and wooden benches, a lot of dark worn wood all around, just the way I like it. The beer in here is a revelation. Mostly it's Greene King, but an unusual selection as far as I can tell (including Ruddles County and Swing Low). However I never got around to sampling most of these as I was too busy drinking their guest ale Tom Wood's Bomber County - dark and sweet (almost like German dunkelbier, probably my favourite type of beer), absolutely delicious. The barmaid was exceptionally friendly and helpful; keen to make us try different beers and then gave us a spare umbrella when we left. A new favourite.