Tap on the Line, Richmond

A compact and well run pub, which was well staffed on our Sunday afternoon visit. Six handpumps, with four from Fullers, we went for the a guest Notting Hill Amber and Fullers London Pride. The pub also serves Sunday lunch and was busy with diners around the conservatory.

The Railway page at the Fullers site - www.fullers.co.uk

Official site of The Railway - tapontheline.co.uk

I do like the design of this pub.They have a bar area and the extension seems to be for dining. Lots of glass and an attractive frontage. Seven handpump with Fullers range of beers and a lovely guest beer from Brodies. In the days of steam it would be nice to see the trains arrive through the big glass windows but tube trains - not so much fun.Still a good but pricey pub.

Official site of The Railway - tapontheline.co.uk

The Railway page at the Fullers site - www.fullers.co.uk

Has now reopened after a fairly major refurb and has been renamed as The Tap on The Line. Had a quick look in when emerging from the station and it is quite different from most other Fullers makeovers and now resembles more of a restaurant cum coffee shop than a pub. But didn't stop to try it so will leave it up to others to report how it now works as a pub

For a 'station' pub it ain't half bad - well worth falling out of the train and falling in here. Friendly staff and well kept beer but, like the man said, you wouldn't want to have a session here as there's better pubs down the road. Average.

Randomness Guide to London - Railway entry

Randomness Guide to London - Railway entry