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A great local pub along Teddington's High Street that does a fantastic Sunday lunch.
Submitted by Stephen
Delicious ice creams, cakes and coffee from a vintage airstream trailer next to the Thames.
Submitted by Stephen
With the largest outdoor area of any pub around, The Anglers, on the banks of the Thames, is the place to go to when the sun shines.
Submitted by Stephen
Friendly staff, always showing sports - whether it's football, cricket or darts - and a nice beer garden out the back with heaters for when it's chilly. Plus, they sell really good oysters!
Submitted by Victoria
Insanely popular vintage café-cum-restaurant in Teddington. And rightly so.
Submitted by Stephen
A leading children's day nursery for little explorers (3mths) to inventors (5yrs). Launch your child's learning journey today!
Submitted by Noha
Almost too good to share... Cakes, coffees, delicious wraps and sharing boards.
Submitted by Stephen
A picturesque café and restaurant in the Woodland Gardens of Bushy Park. Great, fresh food, cakes, drinks and ice cream.
Submitted by Stephen
With its free to access gardens and a delicious café, Strawberry Hill House is a peaceful local hideaway.
Submitted by Stephen
Whether it's lazing away the summer days watching cricket with a pint from the clubhouse or taking a chilly winter walk to watch the deer, Bushy Park is always a winner!
Submitted by Victoria
This little café may be small, but it's the perfect place for a relaxing cake and coffee.
Submitted by Stephen
Not just a garden centre. The renovated café is a lunch destination for locals in its own right.
Submitted by Stephen
A great pub for a big get-together near the River Thames.
Submitted by Adam
Located right next to Bushy Park, it is open every day of the year! It holds frequent concerts around the pools that are always sold out. It's one of Hampton's hidden gems!
Submitted by Francoise
A great club to get involved in that's walking distance from Kingston town centre.
Submitted by Billy
Why not explore the nearby areas of Ham, Twickenham, Hampton, Kingston, Whitton, St Margarets, The Moleseys, Thames Ditton, Richmond and Surbiton
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"Playwright and Renaissance Man Sir Noel Coward lived at 131 Waldegrave Road, Teddington."
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I was born in Teddington in 1958. I now live in cornwall and realise how lucky I was as a child. We were not wealthy - but we went swimming in the outdoor pool, riding in the park and making dens on the bombsites on Church Road. My cousin and I were sent to the Abercorn Arms on a Sunday to get my Grandad back for dinner; you could hear him singing half way down the road. Yes, these are memories. I went back in 2012 and I still love Teddington. I will return one day.
Amanda
The Fallow Deer is also a little-known gem in Teddington that has great cocktails, food and atmosphere.
Oliver
Teddington is a beautiful area.
Sahman
I love Bushy Park with its woodland gardens, deer, play area with large sandpit and cafe.
Lucy
Teddington has some of the best primary schools in the area.
Local resident
Bushy Park!
Jay
Teddington is such a lovely, relaxing, green place to live.
Local resident
Teddington Lock. The Anglers pub by the river. Bushy Park. Park Lane Stables. Great shops. Great cafes. Great restaurants. Love it!
Local resident
Teddington is a beautiful area with a strong, peaceful family atmosphere. There are some really pretty streets with lots green space on your doorstep, such as Bushy Park and Hampton Court park, the River Thames and lots of smaller little parks and playgrounds. The highstreet is divided into two parts - the newer section with typical convenient high street shops - and the more independent section towards the river. All in all, Teddington is a very desirable place to live in London.
Steve M
Teddington is a suburban area in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames in south west London, on the north bank of the River Thames, between Hampton Wick and Twickenham. It stretches inland from the River Thames to Bushy Park. Teddington is mostly residential but is bisected by an almost continuous road of shops, offices and other facilities running from the river to Bushy Park. There are three clusters of offices on this route. Around Teddington Station and the town centre are a number of offices in industries such as Direct Marketing and IT. Several riverside businesses and houses were redeveloped in the last quarter of the twentieth century as blocks of riverside flats. The area has been described in the national press as "leafy". Teddington gives its name to Teddington Lock, which is across the river at Ham and is accessible via the Teddington Lock Footbridges. This marks the upstream limit of the Tideway and is a complex of three locks of which the barge lock at 650 feet (nearly 200 metres) is the longest on the River Thames.
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