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The Duke's Head Inn
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The Duke’s Head is enduringly popular with tourists, who love to soak up the atmosphere of this inviting stately pub and B&B when they visit Richmond-upon-Thames.
You are more than welcome to pop into the Duke’s Head for some food and drink at any time.
If you’d like to book a room in the B&B or a table in our restaurant, please use the online booking form or call 020 8948 4557.
Owners Pat and Mairead Dalton have run the Duke’s Head pub and B&B for the last twenty years, and they have infused it with a blend of modern day customer service and traditional Irish charm.
The Duke’s Head offers a selection of 11 rooms, all beautifully presented.
The Duke's Head Putney | London Pub Reviews | DesignMyNight
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I ordered quite a lot of canapes and a small buffet and although the food was delicious, they just didn't organise enough staff to serve it and it sat, going to waste, on the side,getting cold under the air conditioning, with many of my guests not even knowing it was there!
The bar worked out okay but I had organised a glass of proseco for everyone on arrival and again, glasses weren't filled and I can't believe all the bottles were actually used - the few staff there were just didn't have enough time!
The bouncer that I was assured would be on the door, didn't materialize for quite a while, so we were left ourselves to fend off the public from coming in to use the bar and toilets.
I did have a fabulous night but the lack of staff and communication were definitely a problem.
Would I recommend it as a venue - yes, it's a great space but they need to get more staff and communicate better with their clients and I'd order much less food - I think a lot of it ended up in the bin - which was really upsetting!
Duke's Head | Best pub in Putney for riverside drinks, Sunday roast ...
A grand Victorian grade II listed building that has watched over the River Thames in Putney for nearly 150 years.
Come see us for early evening drinks by the river and watch the world go by, or book in for a light lunch or hearty Sunday roast in our restaurant.
Lord of the Wings brings Buffalo Wings to The Duke's Head in ...
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Lord of the Wings are bringing their fried, free range, sauce-drenched chicken wings to Highgate pub The Duke’s Head American-inspired buffalo wings is Lord of the Wings' speciality, who are temporarily moving into The Duke’s Head, bringing with them lots of Southern-style cooking, including minted watermelon salad, tropical frozen fruit bars and of course, lots of Buffalo wings, slathered in one of five sauces of your choice.
On your wings, which come with celery and blue cheese dip, you can choose from: The idea is that each sauce evokes a different part of the states.
“We use the chicken wing as a vehicle to help travel through America,” they said, inspired by a recent roadtrip through NY state, which they’re calling a ‘wing-pilgrimage’.
The sides menu has a several American classics like slaw, which Lord of the Rings makes with citrus, plus sweet potato or waffle fries, buffalo-sauce battered cauliflower, mango salsa with tortilla chips and that refreshing-sounding watermelon salad.
More information: Visit Lord of the Wing’s website or follow them on Twitter @LOTWings.