Ladywell Tavern - Menu

Ladywell Tavern is a fab pub. Lovely, friendly atmosphere. Great music. I had the chicken and leek pie from their new menu and it was delicious. Highly recommended

The wonderful bar tender, Dan, served everyone brilliantly and kept the whole experience together. He was on his own, so fair play to him. Hope he finishes before sunrise. Open mic was pretty nice, too.

Came here for a family meal and drink. Pints same price as central London. Food all burgers OK but you have to add an expensive side for it to be a reasonable meal. So all in all ,nice atmosphere but burger meal and one drink each for a family of three came to £80!

The Customer certainly doesn’t come first in this Pub. The Barman told us he was busy cleaning Glasses The girl wearing the French style Black Beret said she was busy. I think she she thought she was on the. Catwalk. Obviously nobody in Charge. I could double the Turnover in that Pub

Please avoid this place at all costs, the service is terrible, the food takes ages and is very overpriced. The bar tender is very sexist and needs returning to the 1970's if he thinks all women should be in the kitchen, what a joke. And it's Mother's day of all times, what a foolhardy way to conduct yourself, shame on you Ladywell Tavern!

The kitchen were very unhelpful when we asked about gluten free options. We were told there was nothing on the menu that could be gluten free, which is a bit hard to believe (seems much more likely that the chef just didn’t want to make the effort). It’s a shame as they were much more helpful and accommodating last time we were there (a couple years ago). Drinks were fine but a bit overpriced (even by London standards).

This pub used to be a great spot for Sunday lunch, but our recent visit was disappointing. The beef was tough, fatty, and overcooked, almost like it had been boiled. The gravy lacked flavor and the vegetables were average. The horseradish sauce came in a plastic container and was just dumped on the plate. At £21, it felt like a rip-off especially since it used to be £17 and much better. The staff seemed inexperienced and our Bloody Marys took 25 minutes to arrive, even though it wasn't particularly busy. Overall, it seemed like there was a lack of leadership and organization.

The beer garden at this restaurant is nice. The drinks were good and the bartenders were friendly. However, we were extremely disappointed with the food. We ordered five meals as a family and were asked to pay upfront, including a service charge. The food was brought out one by one over a 25-minute period, resulting in some dishes being cold by the time others arrived. Despite raising our concerns with the staff multiple times, they seemed indifferent to our frustrations. Eventually, the manager apologized but offered little in terms of compensation. The quality of the food was subpar, with the burger being decent but the fish and chips being greasy and overcooked. The children's meals were...

Went to the Tavern on Tuesday night. As usual, all three ales were off (which might be a godsend, because they all taste like soap, due to the pub not cleaning the pipes properly). We were then informed that the Guinness was off, due to the nozzle being broken . I then asked for Brixton Pale Ale, only to be told that was off as well, as was Gamma Ray. I don 't drink lager or cider, so I opted for a rum coke. During all this discussion the member of bar staff 's attitude was of complete boredom, like she couldn 't wait to be rid of us. Speaking of which, the Sunday before we had attempted to get served at 8:40pm, only to be told that the pub was shut, despite the website saying it closes at 1...