O’Neill’s

Irish Pub in the middle of Wimbledon across from KFC and Nando’s. Not a bad place to grab a pint at on a given night. Really gets lively on the weekends with live music and a fun crowd. Bathrooms are upstairs, so drunkies, BEWARE! My husband saw a very intoxicated lady holding onto the handrail for dear life on her way up to the toilet.
Got to sample some of the Irish culture with my friends while I got a pint of blackcurrant and Guinness! I think it’s my new favourite! So glad I’m a girl: P

Small bar, friendly staff. We were there on St Patricks day which you would expect to be a good time to soak up some Irish culture and music. They did have 2 musicians playing but sadly not much Irish music was to be had. We sampled the food. Nachos… salty with little taste, onion rings about the same and fish and chips… soaked in oil. Not good.

Good value for money pub. Good prices and shows the football, and open relatively late.

The pub was one of the best in wimbledon, It could offered you lots of choices for drink and they also have nice offers for food usually. Some special events on every week and you would enjoy them after one day’s hard work. Highly recommended pub in wimbledon area.

This place does a few things and does most of them well.
It sells booze, but is a touch on the expensive side. It shows the football but gives preference to the Rugby. Great place to watch the six nations as there is Welsh, Irish, English and Scottish locals.
It opens for lunch, stays open for an afternon coffee or beer and does karaōke on thurs and a live band on Friday and Sunday nights.
Table service is often avaiable, but dont wait for them to come to you for your first beer. you could be waiting all night.
The best bitno, not the burgers which are pub grub style.
It is the late closing (2am at weekends) and the smoking in the fire escape on a packed Friday night. Worth a drink if you want to meet people over 21 but under 40 in Wimbledon.