The Andover Arms
Overview
The Andover Arms is a well-run locals pub with friendly staff. Good Fuller's beer is served as well as delicious, inexpensive food. Seating in the garden area is provided, weather permitting.
Practical Information
57 Aldensley Road, Hammersmith, London, W6 0DL
For More Information:
+44 (0)20 8748 2155
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The Andover Arms
- Address
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57 Aldensley RoadHammersmithLondonW6 0DL
- Telephone:
- +44 (0)20 8748 2155
- Public transport:
- Ravenscourt Park, Underground
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Latest 4 reviews of The Andover Arms
What a charming, eclectic, friendly place this is.
It's been my local for 6 years but other than a couple of visits on Christmas day and a couple of passsings by, we haven't dropped in for food.
we corrected that oversight last week.
The lunch menu is full of lovely choices. Not the usual pub fayre. We had a mozzerella and tomato toasted sandwich whose little touches made it stand out. And a...more
Love the Andover, whenever I head back home to London we always get dinner here at least one night! From the excellent Lamb Shoulder to their Fish & Chips the food and service here is always spot on. They have a great wine list too.
As it's tucked away in Brackenbury Village it's a real locals place and feels very homely inside.
Keep up the good work!more
Excellent food including some fish/seafood specials, Fuller's Ales (Pride, Chiswick, etc.) and a wood-burning hearth. With super-friendly service, the Andover is one of our local favourites. Very cozy without being claustrophobic - i.e. it's warm and welcoming but not small and cramped.more
We like this one as it is a real traditional local's pub tucked away in a really quiet side street between Shepherd's Bush and Hammersmith. Really good ale and the food is traditional and Fuller's haven't been tempted to give wither the pub or the food a gastroisation. If you like a pub to be a local's pub and not all stainless steel and flash them this is the ideal place for you.
I would...more