The Bobbin - Speisekarte

We walked in and was greeted nicelyAfter a long flight from LA - it was a delight to be in this beautiful pub.

Very nice Sunday Roast and nice pub too. Staff were friendly and helpful and I would recommend. They are also dog friendly!

As evident in some of the photos on here - the chips are absolutely amazing! I went for the salmon fishcakes which were a good size, three tennis ball size Speisekarte ansehen

Thumbs up for the Bobbin their staff chefs as well as well as service. It's more of a restaurant nowadays, with and judging any our last visit, the chef;s have raised their game all five of us dining raved out our food, that's a first for me!

Our first time at the Bobbin did not disappoint. The manager was super helpful on arrival making sure we had shade in the lovely courtyard garden. The starters were delicious (burrata salad was calamari). The chicken roast was superb and friends ordered the halibut which was also lovely. The pub does not have a kids menu as such but the pasta the kids had was delicious, handmade and really tasty. Wish we had discovered this place a little sooner!

Lovely pub with great bar, decor and atmosphere. Good menu although missing a lighter healthier main option quite a few pasta options and then others were sausages, burger etc. I had the beef ragu pappardelle which was delicious and very generous. I went with 5 friends, with two having the sausages and mash and the other two having the sausage ragu pasta and everyone was delighted with their meal. Thoroughly enjoyed our lunch and afternoon there, looking forward to going back. Speisekarte ansehen

Having lived here for long enough, I know that pub lunch prices in London can be high, but the quality has typically followed. Not here a very expensive menu is let down by badly cooked food. The Bobbin burger was dense and overdone, with no structure due to the amount of wetness on it through the mozzarella, sauce and onions and the chips were more like wedges, but nice and crispy. Friend's roast had rock solid roasties that needed a decent bit more cooking. Calamari starter was very tasty but again, expensive for the size. G&T was lovely so there's that. All in, passable food but too expensive for what you get and the service was just a bit unusual.

A popular pub located in a residential side street just on the edge of Clapham’s Old Town, it looks quite attractive from the outside with the extensive blue wooden façade covering the whole of the ground floor, although that’s obviously not original and thus not quite as traditional looking as it may have been at one time. The menu offered a decent enough selection of dishes, although they were certainly a step or two up from your usual “pub grub” both in terms of price and style. Even a burger was £17.50, with the majority of the main courses being around £25. I started with the Burrata, black fig pomegranate salad with pesto, pine nuts, focaccia Capezzana olive oil which was a decent and...

I’ve been coming to this place for years having grown up in the area but I was hugely disappointed by my recent experience. We were a party of five family members meeting for a pre Christmas get together including my elderly parents (both in their mid/late 80s). We were told that our booking was for two hours yet we were seated 25 mins late, despite arriving on time, and then harassed to leave at the initial booking end time without any consideration to the fact that we were seated late. When we’d been sat for a few minutes the waiter came over and said that she’d need to take our order as the kitchen was closing soon. We ordered some extra drinks, when they arrived two of the three drinks w... Speisekarte ansehen