Upon arriving in Richmond, we immediately recognized the Prince's Head pub and its charming courtyard. It was exactly as it appears in the show. This pub was the best we visited in England, and I'm genuinely sad to leave. The Prince's Head made me feel like a local, and I could easily imagine myself going there regularly. The atmosphere and the people radiated warmth and familiarity.
We enjoyed a few pints and had lunch, and I was truly impressed by the quality of the food. I’m not exaggerating when I say it was excellent. I had the fish finger sandwich with chips, which was absolutely perfect.
While we were chatting about Ted Lasso, the bartender (I believe his name was Cavan) surprised...
the prince’s head is a great pub. because it is a fullers pub, the price is very reasonable and, as one would expect, has a great choice of beating, layiers, so on. eating and decor make this place special. my friends and I were there twice now because the burgers are beautiful. cooked to their desire and with beautiful add-ons (stilton or cheddar, ei, speck, caramelized wobble, etc) they get what they want for about £10. decoration is best described as cozy. there is a fireplace, many comfortable benches and chairs. the place makes them really wish that they wore their precious pullover and a book. although it is not boring. many people, laugh. nice cooler place to spend a few hours, to dri...
This 300-year-old pub was the highlight of my trip to London! Located right across from Richmond Green, it truly exceeded my expectations. With its memorabilia from Ted Lasso and plenty of nods to the show, fans are in for a treat. On top of that, the staff is extremely friendly, and the food is fantastic. I visited on a Monday afternoon and found plenty of seating available. However, the staff mentioned it is usually quite busy on most weekends, so it's best to call ahead or reserve a table online just to be safe.
This is the bar that gained fame through Ted Lasso. As big fans of the show, I initially thought I would just stop by for a cider, but I was pleasantly surprised to discover they also have a restaurant. Using a QR code, I was able to filter the menu for gluten-free options, and there were still plenty of delicious choices available. I opted for the pork chop served with white bean purée, and it was outstanding—definitely a step above typical bar food.
Réservez une table maintenant
A great old style pub overlooking Richmond Green. It formed a part of our mini Ted Lasso filming location tour. While the interior of the bar wasn’t featured (what you see in the show is a set), a number of scenes were filmed outside. You can also find a framed Richmond AFC shirt and photos of them filming the series hidden at the back of the pub.
We stopped in for light bite and found exactly what was needed. A Guinness, a cider, well cooked chips and aioli, a scotch egg, and fried cauliflower with mango salsa. The drinks were served promptly after ordering from our table and the hot and tasty pub food arrived not long after. Great pub!
We decided to have our last Sunday roast at Price's Head (also known as Crown and Anchor in Ted Lasso show) before we leave UK. Portions were very generous and overall, everthing was tasty, except the pork was a bit dry. Good service, too.
Seriously the best shepards pie i’ve ever had. As a Ted Lasso fan i would’ve gone just for the fact it was in the show but now I’ll come back for the food. It’s amazing and the staff are all so great. Highly recommend.
Réservez une table maintenant
As fans of Ted Leto, we were not disappointed! We enjoyed a fantastic meal and drinks. The ambiance was absolutely enchanting, and the staff was exceptionally friendly. I highly recommend this place!
Deliciously fresh Sunday roasts! Couldn’t fault anything on the plate, all incredibly tasty. In a lovely little street in Richmond. Pork crackling was delightful
