Half Moon, Putney  fancyapint.com rated pub, rated4 pints - click for an explanation of our ratings

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location:

Putney

address:

93 Lower Richmond Road, SW15 1EU

phone:

0871 258 7458*
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nearest stations:

Putney pier River Thames boat service
(310m)

Putney railway station
(730m)

Putney Bridge London Underground station
(790m) - zone 2

East Putney London Underground station
(1.1Km) - zones 2/3

Wandsworth Riverside Quarter pier River Thames boat service
(1.4Km)

how to find it:

East Putney tube, get on to the Upper Richmond Road and head toward Putney Hill. From there, turn right down the hill. When you get to Putney Bridge, cross the road and turn left along Lower Richmond Road. From Putney BR station, follow instructions from Putney Hill.

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nearby attraction(s):

Fulham FC (800m)

picture of Half Moon
Phew! The Half Moon's been saved from gutting and conversion into yet another gastro affair. A music venue since 1963, the like of the Stones and U2 have played here in their early days, Kasabian more recently. It looks like the campaign to keep this famous live music venue as it is has succeeded and Young's have given in. One does have to wonder why Putney needs yet another gastropub - there are at least six in spitting distance, two of which are Young's establishments! We can only applaud the efforts of the staff and fans of the pub. The pub itself hasn't really changed in some time, barring a bit of upgrading. The beer's decent enough, they're serving food in the pub again and the live venue in the back is still working as a performance space. It's still got comfy sofas, and a good jukebox, and it's comfortable enough even when there's a band on. Now that it's been saved, we urge you to keep going - it still needs customers to keep it going and it'd be a shame to lose this historic venue. And with plans to get more new talent onto the stage, you never know who you might be able to see here.

reviewed:
30/01/2010
reviewed by septic

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