19 Gastropub Restaurants near Morden

"Part of a group of south London hostelries that includes The Abbeville and The Stonhouse, this archetypal gastropub suits the bright young things who l ..." Read our full review

"  A smartish pub that seems comfortable in its own skin, The Bolingbroke is well-used by Wandsworth denizens who drop in for a glass of wine, hom ..." Read our full review

"Strategically positioned on Wandsworth Common – cheekily billed as ‘Britain’s biggest beer garden’ by owners Mitchells & Bu ..." Read our full review

"Tooting residents are lucky to have such a characterful pub to call their own. The Antelope (part of the Antic chain) is a proper boozer, where custome ..." Read our full review

" Revamped and restyled, this old Queen is now tricked out in the near-ubiquitous retro-modern style currently deemed hokey and twee by pub purists. E ..." Read our full review

Fresh from an on-trend makeover, The Halfway House is now pulling in a lively young crowd of Earlsfield locals with its smart alfresco space and revamped & ... Find out more

"Treated to a multi-million pound makeover in 2018, this iconic 1930s sibling of The Latchmere and The Rosendale now has a jewel of an attract ..." Read our full review

"Located on the edge of Wimbledon Common, The Fox and Grapes is now run by TV chef Paul Merrett, after its gastropub credentials were established by Mic ..." Read our full review

" Refurbished in 2016, this buffed-up gin palace dates from the 1880s and its handsome period details – stained glass, etched mirrors and a haute ..." Read our full review

A hidden gem tucked away from the hustle & bustle of Balham High Street, this community focused, dog friendly pub is one of Balham’s best kept sec ... Find out more

"Saved from dereliction and carefully restored by Young’s brewery, this good-looking weather-boarded coaching inn now has the feel of an out-of-to ..." Read our full review

"One of the first big successes of the gastropub movement, The Earl Spencer displays its big wood-lined bar, its ceiling fans and its chalked-up boards ..." Read our full review

"The East Hill has become an oasis for the slightly underserved, but comfortably off folk of The Tonsleys. It bears all the hallmarks of the Geronimo br ..." Read our full review

Comprising an old wooden cruck barn with worn sofas and chairs, mismatched tables and wood floors, The Crooked Billet touts the kind of deliberately disheve ... Find out more

"Built in 1768 as The Pied Bull, this modest coaching house has been given a serious revamp by Young’s Brewery: the result is a big set-up with or ..." Read our full review