The Old Ship (London) Reviews

The Old Ship (London) Pub / Bar National

Description:25 Upper Mall, Hammersmith, London W6.

Newest Review: ... riverside pubs and with a good ability to spill out onto the riverfront and walkway is a great place to enjoy a summer beverage or two. The outside space is really what this place has going for it as inside it is fairly cold and characterless. The bar itself is open pan with a long bar running across the back wall. Televisions showing all manner of sporting event adorn the walls which are ... more

 ... otherwise bland and bare - at least that is the image I have come away with. Bar staff here are more often than not antipodeans and friendly. At the weekends, especially in the summer, it can get very busy indeed and fairly rowdy. I find on occasion the ...more

Customer The Old Ship (London) Reviews (2)

nilo0901
The Old Ship (London): The Not So Old Ship (411 words)
by - written on 14/01/10 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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The Old Ship pub is in Hammersmith situated on the banks of the river Thames between Hammersmith Bridge and Chiswick. This area is not short of a pub or two with a number being in close proximity along this short stretch of footpath overlooking leafy Barnes. The Old Ship is one of the more modern of the pubs here and as such loses a little bit of charm and character that others further down the river (such as The Dove) have. That said, it is the most spacious of the riverside pubs and with a good ability to spill out onto the riverfront and walkway is a great place to enjoy a summer beverage or two. The outside space is really what this place has going for it ...  Read the complete review

sgreenland
The Ship, Hammersmith (305 words)
by - written on 05/03/01, updated on  05/03/01 (Very useful, 2024 readings)
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The Ship is a large establishment on the north bank of the Thames, perhaps fifteen minutes' walk west of Hammersmith Bridge. The nearest tube is Ravenscourt Park. The pub consists of a large, modern (but no uncomfortably so) open-plan bar, with several outdoor terrace areas (some heated in winter by braziers). There is also an upstairs bar, often hired out for private functions, an upstairs terrace and plenty of space along the river wall and on the grass next to the pub itself... The bar serves London Pride and several other bitters on draught, lagers and the full range of tap-flow beers. It has a respectable wine list, and a vast range of ...  Read the complete review

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