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THE WHITE SWAN
The White Swan Twickenham
You can see us in a Samuel Scott print, dated 1760, that hangs above the fire in the bar.
The pub is made up of two rooms, a terrace-balcony and a garden right on the riverbank.
We have about 12 tables of various shapes and sizes inside, a couple of window seats and a few stools at the bar.
It’s a very cosy pub in winter, especially when we light the fires.
Sometimes, at high tide, the garden is IN the river but never for long.
The White Swan | Pub and Chophouse | Farringdon
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The White Swan Fetter Lane | London Pub Reviews | DesignMyNight
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My partner and I held our wedding reception here at the White Swan and it was, to put simply, a perfect day.
It was clear that the team at the White Swan are experienced at organising such events.
Everything went seamlessly and Nikki and her team listened to our requests and offered very helpful suggestions throughout.
We had an unforgettable wedding reception and this would not have been possible without the team at the White Swan.
Nikki, Matteo, Adam, chef, and everyone else at the White Swan - a massive THANK YOU.
The White Swan | Pubs In Islington - J D Wetherspoon
This pub backs onto Swan Yard, the remaining part of a much larger yard, belonging to the Old White Swan.
The Old White Swan, demolished in the 1960s, stood next to the post office, separated from Club Union House by the railway station.
White Swan - Victoria | London Pub | Dining Space - McMullen
The White Swan is one of the most recently acquired properties by McMullen & Sons and will open as such in September 2017.
Situated on the corner of Vauxhall Bridge Road and Causton Street, The White Swan has been trading as a public house since 1759 and is steeped in local history.
The pub overlooks the Thames river where years previous a boat would dock taking prisoners from Millbank prison to Australia from the UK.
Today the pub boasts a fantastic location in Victoria just a few minutes walking distance from Tate Britain, The Thames river and Westminster.