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Set along the River Thames, this pub is the most famous and possibly oldest in Isleworth.
Submitted by Csaba
Fabulous spot right in the centre of Isleworth to meet up with friends for really great coffee!
Submitted by D.
As well as Syon House and its gardens by the River Thames, there is a café, garden centre and the new Hilton hotel nearby.
Submitted by Stephen
Stir the emotions with the pre-match national anthems!
Submitted by Dan
Great pub, great food and a great atmosphere! They always play rugby on the TVs too.
Submitted by Greg
Run by the National Trust, it's a fab place to spend a sunny Sunday afternoon - walks by the lake, space for frizbie, or a cream tea at the café.
Submitted by Leo
Great Caribbean food, friendly good prices and good portions
Submitted by Rode
Once home to J. M. W Turner, The Weir is a fantastic gastro pub serving hearty meals.
Submitted by Csaba
The place to visit on the River Thames when you come to Old Isleworth. Great food and an amazing location!
Submitted by Csaba
They sell the best coffee, cakes and milkshakes.
Submitted by Jae
I often walk my dog in this park. It's a lovely green space in the summer and there's a children's play area too.
Submitted by John
A huge range of pretty flowers, homeware and a fish store with some incredible breeds of fish. If you're tired of looking at all of that, you can stop and have a scone and a cup of tea - beautiful!
Submitted by Lindsay
Just along the drive into Osterley Park is this great farm shop that is open all weekend!
Submitted by Leo
The most delicious sweet and savoury Indian snacks you will ever taste!
Submitted by Martyn
Time is in a lovely little bubble of shops along the River Brent. Lots of nice wraps and salads, great brunch options and with a great view as a bonus! Make sure you sit by the many windows.
Submitted by Anthony
Why not explore the nearby areas of Isleworth, Old Isleworth, Syon, Osterley, Hounslow, St Margarets, Brentford, Richmond, Whitton and Twickenham
Did you know?
"It is believed that Julius Caesar crossed the River Thames at Brentford when he invaded Britain in 54 BC, as this section of the river was more easily negotiable at low tide."
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