25 Gastropub Restaurants near Shepherd's Bush, London

Our aim is to ensure that the Dartmouth Castle is, first and foremost, a pub. We have a great selection of beer and a well-chosen international wine list wi ... Find out more

" At first glance, this looks like just another lovingly maintained – if slightly ramshackle – pub on the edge of Chiswick; its mismatched tables, wel ..." Read our full review

"Hammersmith’s main drag isn’t hogged by many quality bars or restaurants – so sing hosanna for the Hampshire Hog, a new gastropub whe ..." Read our full review

"A boozing landmark on Portobello Road for decades, The Duke of Wellington has received a makeover and a new lease of life – thanks to the people ..." Read our full review

"In these days of flock-wallpapered gastropubs, there’s much to be said for The Carpenter’s Arms’ pared-down, slightly frayed look. Th ..." Read our full review

Boasting a prime position on the banks of the River Thames and home to gorgeous views overlooking the water, The Blue Anchor is a long-standing riverside sp ... Find out more

"After the success of The Bird in Hand (W14), Jasper Gorst has remodelled his Shepherd’s Bush local (a fading West London gin palace) along t ..." Read our full review

" Following its gentrification by gastro-specialists Geronimo Inns, this watering hole above the Barons Court fringe theatre hasn’t looked back. As ev ..." Read our full review

Bar + Block is a casual brasserie style restaurant that straddles the Atlantic, delivering a mixture of North American diner-style plates and British classi ... Find out more

"A snug fit on leafy Holland Park Avenue, this grey-fronted gastropub/brasserie is a handy spot for thirsty and hungry types with its circular zinc bar ..." Read our full review

"Given that the Gate Theatre is right above this neighbourhood Notting Hill boozer, it’s no surprise that thirsty thespians & culture vultures ..." Read our full review

"With its shimmering blue-tiled frontage and brickwork that matches the surrounding housing, The Havelock Tavern recalls the golden age of British pubs. ..." Read our full review