The New Inn, Brentford

Agree with most of what Steve says. Decent pub.Recognised the landlord from a pub i used to drink in so had a good chat about people we knew.Outside covered area with tv so able to watch the footie while drinking my very good Greene king/canopy -pale ale collab.Cheap pint for this area as well.Good locals pub.

Just Rockin' Rudolph and Doom Bar on here - The Rudolph was OK as far as it goes, but it wouldn't be my first choice of beer. There was no sign of food on Wednesday afternoon. This is a deceptively large pub. The main bar area (i.e. where the servery's located) at the front has a few tables and chairs at the front by the bay window and is quite a nice area. It was clearly once at least two rooms, as a bit of screening that would once have been large enough to separate a couple of rooms still survives. But as you pass around behind the counter on the right you find yourself in a large room, and since we felt like exploring further we moved on into yet another large room seemingly tagged on at the back and to the right. It really is a surprisingly rambling pub. We sat in the back room on the right, and this room seemed to be something of a room dedicated to sport, as there were numerous sporting scarves hanging from the ceiling and walls, signed shirts, and no less than four large TVs on the walls. There's also a garden right at the back. I reckon if you just want a drink in a pub-like atmosphere then the front room is the place to settle, but if you are in a larger group then you would probably have to go and sit in one of the rooms at the back.

With various shamrocks about the place, this initially looks like an Irish bar but once inside it feels much more like a traditional pub. It retains separate bars (both of which may have originally been two rooms) on each side of the central servery, but with generally dark furniture and decor it seems quite gloomy throughout apart from the various TV screens showing different sports. However, there is also a front patio and paved rear beer garden for the good weather. Just Doom Bar (£3.90) available from the pair of handpumps when I visited this corner of Griffin Park.