The Abbeville
Clapham
London
SW4 9JW
- Tel: 020 8...Show
- Dog friendly pub in London
- Two individual bar areas
ContactThe Abbeville - Dog Friendly Pub in Clapham, London The rustic yet refined Abbeville lies at the heart of charming Abbeville Road in Clapham. The Abbeville is a proper neighbourhood pub offering modern British cooking, two individual bar areas and welcoming, warm surroundings where you can relax and unwind all year round. In winter, the open fire and cosy nooks provide a welcoming place to while away the evenings and in summer the front doors of the pub open out to provide a lovely setting for sum...
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Reviews
Add a Review“" The Abbeville combined relaxed surroundings with tasty, honest food to create a very enjoyable evening. "”
- Yourlocalguardian.co.uk
“"Service is attentive, friendly and relaxed...the food is good value, plentiful and tasty...I like this place! "”
- SW Magazine
“"It's hard to go wrong with the food - the meals are what you'd expect from a great British gastropub. Dishes which come highly reccomended are the fish (which is locally sourced) and the juicy beef. Some people gripe about the 12.5 per cent service charge but in my opinion is worth every penny. Not only the staff are friendly, very knowledgeable about the food and have a demeanour so relaxed it'll invitably rub off on you and your date "”
- The London Paper
“"Top 20 Gastropubs in London" "The simple, enjoyable comfort food is cooked with flair; there are brunches, roasts and an inexpensive wine list." "Service is attentive, friendly and relaxed...the food is good value, plentiful and tasty...I like this place!"”
- The Times
“"Claphamites hail this new hang-out as a "brilliant local" thanks to its "real comfort food" and its "friendly" and "chilled out style" "an atmospheric gastropub.....a great local"”
- Hardens
“'50 Best Pubs for the Weekend' 2011 "A lovely traditional blend between a pub and a restaurant, with a lively atmosphere and an informal restaurant serving good quality roasts and soups." -Michel Roux”
- The Times
