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The Angel & Crown, Richmond
Richmond
TW9 1JL
Pub Type
Fuller'sReviews (Current Rating Average: 6½ of 10) see review guidelines
Will Larter left this review about The Angel & Crown
Tucked away in an alley close to the church, the Angel & Crown opens at 10am and has a collection of regulars who call in for a beer at that time. I was here at 11:55 and went for a sensible half of Hophead, resisting the temptation of Fullers ESB this early in the day. Coincidentally, on my first visit to Richmond, the next customer to walk in was a former resident of the town and frequenter of this pub, returned after 50 years and with an Australian accent that explained his absence. There are four hand pumps and my half was a stonking £3.40 (NBSS 3.5). This is a very pleasant pub, with the large front room showing signs of having been two or more smaller rooms (though the returning native claimed the bar was exactly as he remembered it) but a very pleasant small lounge to the rear, with dart board.
On 18th March 2026
- rating: 7
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hondo . left this review about The Angel & Crown
Fuller's pub tucked away on a side street. Interior a described below.
On 2nd October 2015
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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about The Angel & Crown
Tucked away in a small alleyway, this Fuller's pub is a bit of a strange mixture. It has a few features of interest, such as the little partly-screened snug in one corner, but is more of a sports bar (with clientele to suit) than I was expecting. Rather spartan in terms of furniture and decor, with the silent TV screens dominating the bar area, but there are high tables with menus along the front windows and a separate lounge-like seating area towards the rear. Several small metal tables out front. Background music. Two banks of four handpumps, both offering Pride, ESB, HSB (£3.95) and Liberation Ale as a guest. Overall, I didn't find the place particularly welcoming.
On 31st May 2014
- rating: 6
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Malden man left this review about The Angel & Crown
Tucked away down a side alley off the main street, this is a Fullers pub serving Pride, ESB and Jack Frost (expensive at £3.50) although there are eight handpumps. One main room with the bar along the side wall plus a small snug like area towards the rear which has leather effect armchairs. Mixed seating in the bar from padded benches and standard chairs to high tables and stools. Wood floored with one small stone area, lots of exposed brickwork. The entrance step has some old mosaic tiling incorporating the pub name.
Looks popular for sport with a couple of screens in the bar plus one behind showing Soccer Saturday while I was in but lots of forthcoming live games advertised.
Some unusual jars containing liquid but labelled as sweets behind the bar caught my eye but I have no idea what they are, vodkas possibly?
Certainly not a stand out pub but ok for a quick pint or a crafty escape from shopping.
On 17th January 2011
- rating: 5
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Alan Winfield left this review about The Angel & Crown
The Angle and Crown is down a narrow alley off the main shopping street,this is a Fullers tied house and once inside i went in the room at the front this was a decent comfortable room.
There were two real ales on the bar i had a drink of Fullers ESB and this was a very nice drink the other beer was London Pride.
Pub visited 1/11/2001
On 1st November 2001
- rating: 7
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