The William Morris (JD Wetherspoon), Hammersmith, W6

David Walton left this review about The William Morris (JD Wetherspoon)

Visited 02/03/26. Visited previously 02/08/23.

Cask here in addition to regulars Doom Bar, Ruddles & Abbot, were the Junkyard Brit Hop Pale and the Citra both from Oakham, London Pride, the Navigator Pale Ale from Castle Rock, the Voyager Mild Ale from Woodforde's, the Good Tides Cornish Red Ale from St Austell and the Vale IPA called Pitch Perfect. Keg was Staro, Guinness, Carlsberg, Corona, Budweiser, Stella, Stowford Press, Angelo Poretti, Leffe Blonde, K1664, Punk IPA, Bud Light, Carling, Coors, Blue Moon, Worthington CF, Shipyard Pale Ale, the original and dark fruits SB, the Sumo APA from Mad Squirrel and the Seven Brothers Easy IPA.

Old school JDW, large single story roughly L shaped venue with the bar counter providing service on three sides on a tiled skirt on the outside right angle of the L shape from the glass frontage. Otherwise, the venue is carpeted with the usual JDW seating configurations so plenty of regular tables and chairs, tall tables with tall stools, ledges around pillars and along bits of the perimeter served by tall stools, booths and banquettes. There are a few nooks and crannies to isolate in plus a raised area towards the far rear of the venue by the glass doors leading onto a patio area by the Lyric Theatre. All screens were switched off on my visit, the only sound that of the chatter of the countless patrons. A fair few fruit machines that are pretty distracting in a venue otherwise wood panelled with plenty of interesting, framed prints to read on the walls. Can't knock the beer quality or the prices - can't imagine I will enjoy a pint of cask beer more this evening on a revisit of the W6 area to review and photo venues largely ticked in Summer 2023.

On 15^th March 2026 - rating: 6
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