Eat Out London!The Manor Arms
Home - The Manor Arms Pub & Restaurant, Streatham, London SW16 6LQ - 020 3195 6888
The Manor Arms is a modern metropolitan pub set in a leafy suburban surrounding.
Bags of character and lots of love have gone into making this local, your local.
We have a wide selection of cask ales, an affordable but quality selection of new and old world wines and freshly produced delicious food to suit everyone; from grandparents to toddlers; we can feed them all.
We know that watching sport in your local is important, Rugby, F1, Golf, athletics and of course the footy.
At The Manor Arms you can enjoy watching the game while eating great fresh food in a comfortable friendly environment.
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Manor Arms Pub Quiz
Exciting quiz night every Thursday at The Manor Arms!
You have the chance to win a £40 food & bar voucher if you come first.
It gets even better as there's a chance to win a couple of spot prizes too.
Put simply: A fun Thursday night out in Streatham = A pub quiz at the Manor Arms.
The Manor Arms – Redcomb Pubs Ltd
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The Manor Arms is a modern metropolitan pub set in a leafy suburban surrounding.
Bags of character and lots of love have gone into making this local, your local.
We have a wide selection of cask ales, an affordable but quality selection of new and old world wines and freshly produced delicious food to suit everyone; from grandparents to toddlers; we can feed them all.
We know that watching sport in your local is important, Rugby, F1, Golf, athletics and of course the footy.
At The Manor Arms you can enjoy watching the game while eating great fresh food in a comfortable friendly environment.
Home - The Old Manor Pub and Dining, Wyllyotts Place, Potters Bar ...
Free house offering good food, wine and ale at reasonable prices both in our bar and restaurant.
The Old Manor’s warm and friendly atmosphere make it a great place to have a party.
Enjoy a relaxing drink with some of the best bar food you will find anywhere in this part of the world.
With free and accessible parking, it makes The Old Manor a very easy place to visit.
The Manor Arms, 13 Mitcham Lane, Streatham, London, SW16 6LQ ...
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One might not immediately think of gourmet food and stylish eateries when it comes to Streatham, Clapham’s run-down relative.
Hopefully pretty well, as the pub’s stylish wooden flooring, fireplace and semi-open kitchen is immediately seductive, there’s a not to be scoffed at hearty two course menu for only £10, free Wi Fi and complimentary artisan bread with your meal.
It’s ticked all our boxes so far.As we peruse the menu a friendly waitress recommends the Cahors "Malbec", Cedre Heritage 2009, a young-tasting red which we glug down to our heart’s content, with even more relish when we learn that all the wines are sourced from independent producers and great care goes into the selection process.Similar effort goes into the menu; the food hails from local producers, and every dish is made freshly on the premises.
The juicy Banockburn rib steak comes with heaps of a creamy wholegrain mustard sauce, the grilled Portobello mushroom and tomato offering temporary distractions from the tender meat – this is filling winter food at its best - but it’s the roast duck breast that initially perturbs us with its caramelised pear tasting of vanilla and cinnamon, only to turn out to be an excellent marriage.
A three course meal for two with wine is roughly £85.
The Manor Arms, Streatham & Norbury
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The purpose of this emotional outpouring is to inform you that a mainstay of my youth, and particularly of my mugging years (victim, rarely perpetrator), was an area situated half-way between my house and my school, called Streatham.
It was with some surprise, therefore, that I recently began hearing rumours of a new restaurant in Streatham, The Manor Arms, garnering some highly favourable reviews.
For the drinkers, The Manor Arms boasts a strong array of beers, on-tap and in-bottle, and a phenomenal wine-list: their Lebanese wines, in particular, are a surprise and a treat.
It appears that I have been neglecting Streatham, an old friend, and inadvertently relegated it to little more than a mere contact-lens dispenser.
In my absence something has been happening, the winds of change and all that, and at the heart of this is the unexpected, unpretentious, but immensely satisfying Manor Arms, surely one of the best restaurants south of the river.
Manor Arms Gastropub Streatham London - Review
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It has retained all the things that make for a good local; original features, a friendly atmosphere, good beer on tap, comfortable seating, and has added to that with good quality pub food and a quieter dining area.
The menu is well designed, with enough choice for the diner, but not so many items that the kitchen struggles to produce quality food.
There is a small selection of starters, followed by pizza, salads, and burgers.
The bar also features beers from local breweries, such as Herne Hill, and so was a hit with my partner.
I opted for the potted shrimps to start from a special Halloween menu, these came with Melba toast and a salad garnish.