Discover the best pubs & restaurants in Wandsworth

About Wandsworth

Wandsworth is one of London's largest boroughs, located in the southwest of London. The Borough consists of 4 different towns known as Putney, Battersea, Tooting, and Wandsworth Town. Some of Wandsworth's attractions include Battersea Park, Battersea zoo, Battersea power station, Clapham Common, Wandsworth common, new convent garden market, etc. Some of Wandsworth’s popular pubs include the king's arms, the east hill, the ship, the roundhouse, county arms, and plenty of others. The king arms pub provides you with a modern pub with indoor/outdoor seating, brunch-style dishes, and various drinks. Treat yourself to some fresh off-the-bar cocktails; the pub also offers vegan, vegetarian, and meat dishes, bursting with flavours, wanting you to come back for some more. Head down to some of Wandsworth's finest eateries, such as the Girasole restaurant, the chutney, pad Thai story, Brinkley’s kitchen, gazette trinity, and various others, providing you with authentic cuisine leaving your tastebuds tingling.

Battersea Park is a 200-acre green area at Battersea in the London Borough of Wandsworth London. The place occupies marshland recovered from the Thames. The park has a riverside promenade, a huge lake, many distinguished trees, and environmental areas, children's play areas, a children's zoo, the Pump House gallery, celebration venue, and sports facilities. The park is a stretch of green with its fishing lake, and its stunning views make it worth the visit. Enjoy a long stroll in the park, walk the dogs, have a picnic, or sit back and relax. If you are looking for a luscious soul-filling meal after a long day at the park, then head down to L'Antipasto Restaurant, providing you with a famous Italian cuisine full of flavour and excellent value for money.

Visit Battersea zoo located in Battersea Park. Battersea zoo has a large variety of wildlife animals to see close than ever before. Some animals you can observe at the zoo include otters, capuchins, chinchillas, Bolivian squirrel monkeys, cotton-top tamarin, donkey, fancy rat, lemur, Scottish wildcat, six branded armadillo meerkat, swiss Valais black nose sheep, parrots, chameleon, and that is not all. Other animals include the European hedgehog, emperor tamarin, guinea pig, harvest mouse, black pig, rabbits, red-necked wallaby, flying tea frogs, tarantulas, snakes, scorpions, beetles, and many other wild creatures. You can book one to one keeper experience at the zoo, which allows you to feed the animals, clean their habitats, and see them up close. Keeper experiences make a unique gift for a child, friend, or loved one, helping them create lifelong memories while cherishing the moment.

The postal museum celebrates and explores the significant role the postcard has played in uniting people for more than an era and a half. Postcards were used to send hidden messages of love, boost morale for soldiers at war, and boast from holidays near and afar. Visitors can examine the postcard through history and speculate on its future with subjects including romance, First World War correspondence, the Great British seaside; when you purchase a ticket to the museum, you are given access to permanent exhibitions and a ride on Mail Rail, where you can experience 15 minutes of immersive underground journey on a miniature train. Ride through hidden mines, discover a unique automated heritage, and then explore stimulating collections crammed with incredible objects, exciting novels, and fun-filled interactive displays. There is also a postal play space suitable for children.