Crooked Billet

Been to this pub a lot of times but first time I had the Sunday roast hear and must say absolutely lovely. Looking forward to my Christmas meal hear on the 17th.....👍👍🎄

A lovely Wimbledon pub with a real country feel to it. The Crooked Billet, close to the Kings School is clearly popular and well loved by everyone. Plenty of families enjoying lunch and many a pint being savoured. A great place to visit.

Great venue, bright and spacious, family friendly. The staff are helpful, but the menu quite limited. Besides the scotched Egg that's served as part of the ploughman's sharer, we weren't very impressed with the food. The pub should definitely offer the scotched Egg on its own as it's delicious. The crooked Billet Burger was bland and the double patties had no moisture. The accompanying fries were well cooked though, great crisp on the outside. The fish pie was extremely salty, way over seasoned, I would give that a big miss. Would happily return for a drink but will think twice about dining.

Not some pseudo nightclub portraying itself as a pub, nor is it reserved for grizzled men with a chronic squint. Everyone will feel welcome here at the Crooked Billet, and there is plenty of seating and a nice dining area in the back.

Best Bar & Restaurant on the common, great food , great staff, great Guinness! Specials menu always a treat , would highly recommend,.

Crooked Billet has this country side feeling when you enter the pub, I love it. It quite spacious, clean and great seating has large open fire in the panty area. It's a dog friendly zone. The food is freshly made and tasty. The only downfall why it was given 3* The service is very slow. The staff we're friendly and helpful. We ordered drinks, it took a good 20 to 25 minute we had to go and call someone to take our food order. After ordering our food we wait a good while for the food to come and to pay the bill we had to call someone again. It's a lovely pub but the staff need to pay attention to the area we're they are working. Parking available in the side roads.

I had a reservation yesterday but my friends were 50 minutes late, so I went in alone to wait for them at a table. Arriving at 7.00pm, I waited in the tiny queue behind a couple for one of the waiters to seat me at the table I'd reserved. The couple was taken care of, but I waited another 15 minutes in front of the waiters without anyone looking after me. I finally decide to ask to be placed at my table myself. It's now 7.15pm. Once at my table, nobody asked me if I wanted water? A drink, or to order anything? No cutlery either. On the other hand, the tables around me were well served and emptied, and the waiters came to make sure the customers had everything they needed. At 7.30pm, I decided to go and ask the waiter if I could have something to drink? I ordered a Ginger Ale. 7.40pm, I still have nothing to drink so I go ask again if I can have a Ginger Ale? 7.50pm, my Ginger Ale finally arrives (a carafe of water too), as do my friends. I was the only non-white person, and the only one who was completely ignored by the waiters. Was it a coincidence? Maybe, maybe not. I swallowed my drink in one gulp, and my friends and I decided to go to the pub next door rather than stay there. My heart wasn't in it at all... Before that, I wanted to let the Manager know why we'd decided to leave. He apologized and didn't charge me for my drink. That was my experience.

We came all the way from Australia to this particular pub because we were told it is amazing. It absolutely is. Everything you could imagine for a traditional English pub with wonderful food, delightful, friendly, and professional service and magnificent ambience. Worth the visit to Wimbledon.

Been to this pub a lot of times but first time I had the Sunday roast hear and must say absolutely lovely. Looking forward to my Christmas meal hear on the 17th.....👍👍🎄

A lovely Wimbledon pub with a real country feel to it. The Crooked Billet, close to the Kings School is clearly popular and well loved by everyone. Plenty of families enjoying lunch and many a pint being savoured. A great place to visit.

Great venue, bright and spacious, family friendly. The staff are helpful, but the menu quite limited. Besides the scotched Egg that's served as part of the ploughman's sharer, we weren't very impressed with the food. The pub should definitely offer the scotched Egg on its own as it's delicious. The crooked Billet Burger was bland and the double patties had no moisture. The accompanying fries were well cooked though, great crisp on the outside. The fish pie was extremely salty, way over seasoned, I would give that a big miss. Would happily return for a drink but will think twice about dining.

Not some pseudo nightclub portraying itself as a pub, nor is it reserved for grizzled men with a chronic squint. Everyone will feel welcome here at the Crooked Billet, and there is plenty of seating and a nice dining area in the back.

Best Bar & Restaurant on the common, great food , great staff, great Guinness! Specials menu always a treat , would highly recommend,.

Crooked Billet has this country side feeling when you enter the pub, I love it. It quite spacious, clean and great seating has large open fire in the panty area. It's a dog friendly zone. The food is freshly made and tasty. The only downfall why it was given 3* The service is very slow. The staff we're friendly and helpful. We ordered drinks, it took a good 20 to 25 minute we had to go and call someone to take our food order. After ordering our food we wait a good while for the food to come and to pay the bill we had to call someone again. It's a lovely pub but the staff need to pay attention to the area we're they are working. Parking available in the side roads.

I had a reservation yesterday but my friends were 50 minutes late, so I went in alone to wait for them at a table. Arriving at 7.00pm, I waited in the tiny queue behind a couple for one of the waiters to seat me at the table I'd reserved. The couple was taken care of, but I waited another 15 minutes in front of the waiters without anyone looking after me. I finally decide to ask to be placed at my table myself. It's now 7.15pm. Once at my table, nobody asked me if I wanted water? A drink, or to order anything? No cutlery either. On the other hand, the tables around me were well served and emptied, and the waiters came to make sure the customers had everything they needed. At 7.30pm, I decided to go and ask the waiter if I could have something to drink? I ordered a Ginger Ale. 7.40pm, I still have nothing to drink so I go ask again if I can have a Ginger Ale? 7.50pm, my Ginger Ale finally arrives (a carafe of water too), as do my friends. I was the only non-white person, and the only one who was completely ignored by the waiters. Was it a coincidence? Maybe, maybe not. I swallowed my drink in one gulp, and my friends and I decided to go to the pub next door rather than stay there. My heart wasn't in it at all... Before that, I wanted to let the Manager know why we'd decided to leave. He apologized and didn't charge me for my drink. That was my experience.

We came all the way from Australia to this particular pub because we were told it is amazing. It absolutely is. Everything you could imagine for a traditional English pub with wonderful food, delightful, friendly, and professional service and magnificent ambience. Worth the visit to Wimbledon.