Richmond’s best Christmas party venues

A beautiful pub with rooms, set on the banks of the River Thames in Strawberry Hill and within walking distance of Twickenham. 

Taking in the most beautiful panoramic views of the River Thames and Kingston Bridge, the best destination in Kingston.

Newly refurbished with an illustrious musical heritage, this riverside pub sits at the top of Barnes High Street serving seasonal food and an array of drinks.

A hub of the North Kingston community, only a short walk from Cromwell Road and Kingston train station. Boasting a beautiful dining room and a private dining room.

One of the best pubs in Barnes, serving a fine selection of cask conditioned real ales, craft beers, wines, gins, and a large garden.

This historic coaching inn (mentioned by Charles Dickens in Oliver Twist) with a large sunny garden has proudly served the Isleworth community since 1897.

A much-loved, historic Georgian coaching inn, that’s a firm favourite with Kew residents who love to pop in for a pie and a pint.

A lively coaching inn, just a short distance from Richmond Park with a large sunny garden complete with outdoor kitchen and bookable huts.

Has a glorious garden and plenty of indoor space. Within close proximity to Richmond Park, Putney Heath, Roehampton University and Queen Mary’s Hospital.

Perched atop Richmond Hill, we proudly stand as a beloved foodie haven just moments from the beautiful Richmond Park.

Community pub with large sunny garden just a short hop from Richmond Park, known for Sunday roasts and fresh, seasonal food.

This beautiful pub with rooms sits proudly on the edge of Richmond High Street and is home to 13 bespoke bedrooms.

A cosy pub with a sunny garden located near Kew gardens and Twickenham stadium, they are the ideal rugby pitstop. The menu champions British farmers.

Since 1867, serving Kingston and Surbiton as not just a pub; but as a community hub.

This grand, nothing-short-of-iconic Grade-II listed Victorian pub boasts 44 bedrooms in the heart of Teddington.

On the banks of the Thames, the pub garden famously floods at high tide leaving locals happily stranded with a pint. Perfect for sundowners, roasts and rugby.

Built in 1662 and rebuilt in 1899, this beautiful pub sits on the banks of the Thames in the heart of Barnes. Perfect for events and famed for its sunsets.

Located in St. Margaret’s, a mile away from Twickenham Rugby Stadium and a stone’s throw from Marble Hill Park, they are one of Twickenham’s best watering holes.

Based in the heart of Richmond High Street, a traditional British pub that is suitable for any occasion.