Viaduct - London

It's a Fuller's pub, so they have London Pride on hand pump. We enjoyed the fish and chips, which were tasty and had no bones. For dessert, both my wife and I had Eton Mess, which was the best dessert I've ever had. Absolutely delightful!

My favorite local spot! The manager is excellent, and the staff is very friendly, which says a lot. The food is incredible, with generous portions. I recently attended a well-maintained event upstairs, and once again, the food and staff were outstanding. I really should consider investing in this place! xx

This pub is quite large, but it's a shame about the loud group of rowdy northern women and Irish patrons in the corner with their inappropriate language. I've never encountered such a crude atmosphere before—let's just say the conversations were more than a bit explicit!

A nice pub and restaurant in hanwell, west london. beautiful garden in the open and beautiful seating area. can be very busy and packed to time and the waiting times to be served can be long.

The Viaduct Pub in Hanwell Our visit to The Viaduct Pub in Hanwell for Sunday Lunch, on a wet and windy Sunday afternoon. A local pub, come restaurant just on the outskirts of Hanwell, on the Uxbridge Road just passed the Viaduct. Offering delicious food all week at the top end of pub food prices, The Viaduct offers a great Sunday Roast with all the trimmings. After much consideration we decide to both opt for the leg of lamb, served with veg, roast potatoes and a massive Yorkshire Pudding on top, all covered in tons of what the menu refers to as “The Viaducts Special Gravy.” Food was great, although the Viaducts Special Gravy was a little rich, so maybe next time we will ask for the gravy in a separate jug. We also ordered a Kids Roast Chicken for Maisy, our seven year old, something that she loves at home. When it arrived she was really excited, huge portions of chicken, roast potatoes and especially at the huge Yorkshire Pudding that sat on top. This was all drenched in tons of the Special Gravy. On eating a couple of mouthfuls, however, the excitement turned to disappointment. “I don’t like the gravy, it tastes funny”. Note to self and the chef, maybe don’t pour the gravy on the kids meal, it was far too rich for her, and I would say for most seven year olds. Quickly switched the Kids roast for Chicken Nuggets and chips with no fuss at all, thank you the Viaduct. Apple Fruit Crumble Desert, we opted for Apple and Fruit Crumble, with the option of Custard – ideal comfort food on a cold rainy day. The fruit, mainly Apple, was a perfect balance of sweet and sharp, the Oat Crumble was crisp, and the custard was deliciously thick and tasty.