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The Bridge Inn, Isleworth

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457 London Road
Isleworth
TW7 5AA

Phone: 02085680088

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Spring Grove, Isleworth Central

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Graham Coombs left this review about The Bridge Inn

Becoming a rare breed, one of those little independent pubs that try to do everything, but not necessarily very well. Slightly unkempt round the edges but tidy enough, although the 90s/00s furnishings and decor could do with a refresh. The main room extends round 3 sides of the bar, with a games area down one side and a (Thai) dining room beyond the other. Several sports TVs hang over the proceedings and B&B is available. The biggest shame is the row of 3 handpumps offering Doom Bar, Doom Bar or, er, Doom Bar. Quite why they feel the need to clip it three times I'll never know.

On 30^th November 2023 - rating: 5
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Rex Rattus left this review about The Bridge Inn

This one had on a couple of real ales - the usual suspects of Doom Bar and London Pride (£2.10 a half). There's a separate restaurant area over on the left with Thai food being the order of the day. Food prices seemed to be fairly reasonable. This place does accommodation, so I guess the restaurant provides breakfasts for guests, as well as meals for any passing trade.

The main bar area is bare-boarded, with a small carpeted area just in front of the restaurant area. Furnishings are banquettes, normal tables and chairs and small round stools. There's a coal effect fire on a small raised area, plus a pool table on the right. I also saw free wi-fi advetised.

There was a baby crying in the restaurant area; not the pub's fault of course, but it never adds to the pleasure of a visit. This had all the appearance of a bar/restaurant attached to a cheap B&B. Paying £2.10 for a half of Pride didn't help either. I'm unlikely to visit again.

On 15^th January 2018 - rating: 4
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JohnWarks 'tache left this review about The Bridge Inn

Used to live almost opposite and isn't too bad. Same faces in every night and some characters, including Stella-drinking dog in corner. 2 halves to it; one with your pool table, dartboard and jukebox and the other more quiet half. Is good to have the choice, although the smell from the restaurant can get a bit overpowering in the quiet half. Not a brilliant pub but not bad. Handy for the station

On 2^nd July 2011 - rating: 7
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