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(Anne)
Boleyn Hotel
29 The Hythe,
Staines, Middlesex,
TW18 3JD,
01784 455930
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Originally
from the 16th Century, the Anne Boleyn, is now called The Boleyn, it has been modernised and is a Hotel. It has facilities for Business and Leisure including Wedding Receptions, Conferences, and Celebrations. There is also a Restaurant. All in the same historic building.
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The
Swan
The Hythe
Staines, Middlesex,
TW18 3JB
01784 452494
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This
pub is well known in Staines, it can be seen from the River
and swans often congregate there.
swanhotel@fullers.co.uk
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The
Thames Lodge
Thames Street,
Staines, Middlesex,
TW18 4SJ,
01784 464433
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This
used to be called the Pack horse. (previously the Woolpack)
Taken
over by Murcure along with the name change.
Main building is from 1800's
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The
Bells
124, Church Street
Staines |
Opposite
Saint Mary's Church
Great
cuisine
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The
George
2-8 High St,
Staines, Middlesex
TW18 4EE
01784 462181 |
The
original 'George', on the east side of Church Street, ceased
to be an inn during the 18th century and was later pulled down.
One of the newer pubs, this pub is situated close to where the
original George was located.
2021: Now run by Wetherspoons
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The
Star
formerly the North Star
52 Kingston Rd,
Staines, Middlesex
TW18 4LN
01784 450736 |
Originally
opened in 1848. Closest to the train station.
It
was originally named after an early steam locomotive.
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The
Slug & Lettuce
Units 3–4, Thames Edge, 15–18 Clarence St,
Staines TW18 4SU |
A
new Cocktail bar/eatery located on the river side, by Staines
Bridge
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The
Retreat
formerly Anglers Retreat
Laleham Road
Staines |
Was
the Lucan Arms (see photo)
on the corner of Worple Rd and Laleham Rd
2021: Now doing a CARVERY 12 – 4pm Sundays
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The
Wheatsheaf and Pigeon
Penton Road, Staines on Thames, TW18 2LL |
A
community pub known affectionately as the ‘WEE and PEE’.
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The
Angel Hotel
24 High St,
Staines, Middlesex
TW18 4EE
01784 452509 |
Was
originally called the Angel and Crown, established in 1309.
Had stables for 100 horses during the stage coach era.
Now a restaurant, Turtle Bay
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The
London Stone
Formerly The Hob Goblin
(Formerly The Clarence Inn, It was in both Clarence Street
and Church St originally)
14, Church Street
Staines |
The
'Bush' was referred to in 1601. The 'Bush', at the foot of
the old bridge, (near Market Square) was also the meeting-place
of the justices of the Staines division and other local bodies.
It was rebuilt as the 'Clarence' at the same time as the new
bridge.
The
Clarence in 1939. (Photo by Raymond Simonds)
The Clarence became the HobGoblin in 1993
2021: Now a Progressive Music bar
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The
London Stone |
The
Blue Anchor
13-15 High St,
Staines, Middlesex
TW18 4QY
01784 469426 |
This
old pub has some false windows from when windows were taxed,
They are still there even though it is no longer a pub.
Now
a Turkish Restaurant Flamm
Grade
11* Listed Building
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NEW
- Thames Side Brewery & Tap Room
1 Hale Street
Staines
TW18 4UW
info@thamessidebrewery.co.uk
Behind the Two Rivers Shopping Centre
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Not
a pub exactly, but you can get a great selection of beer brewed
on site. Outside seating area serving beer and pies. On the
river bank by Staines bridge
5/2022:
Has now moved to the Thames Edge side of the bridge
Early
2023: Moved to Hale Street
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The
Litten Tree
141-147 High St,
Staines, Middlesex
TW18 4PA
01784 495690 |
One
of the newest pubs in town, frequented by the younger crowd
2021-date
Staines
Food Court.
With a number of Oriental individually run, mini-kitchens
set up. Seating for eating in. (See Restaurants
page
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Garibaldi
116, High Street
(by the Iron Bridge)
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Three
Tuns
63 London Rd,
Staines, Middlesex
TW18 4BN
01784 453743
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The
Three Tuns Roast Dinner.
A choice of meats served with locally sourced vegtables and
all the trimmings.
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Jolly
Butcher
174 Kingston Rd,
Staines, Middlesex
TW18 1PE
01784 453281
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The
Jolly Butcher - a family, friendly pub welcoming everyone
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Old
Red Lion
Leacroft, Staines
TW18 4PB
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Traditional
pub serving home cooked food.
Great selection of real ales on offer each week
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The
Beehive Inn
35 Edgell Rd, Staines TW18 2EP |
This
pub serves regular beer. Courage Best Bitter.
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CLOSED
PUBS
I
am leaving these on here for historic purposes.
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Cock
Inn
46 Church St,
Staines, Middlesex
TW18 4XR |
Run
a hundred years ago by Mrs Mary Key.
2013
- This is now offices,
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The
Jolly Farmers
The Hythe,
Staines |
Now
closed 2012
2022:
I have recently been told it is now housing
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The
Swan Inn
Moor Lane,
Staines, Middlesex
TW19 6EB
01784 465106 |
This
has now closed 2018
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White
Lion
High St
Staines
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This
pub once stood where the one way system goes into South Street,
was demolished in 1956, to make way for the road. It had been
used as a court house and has a couple of cells in it. It was
a very attractive pub and I believe most Staines natives were
very upset to see it go. See link below for more photos.
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Greyhound
London Road
Staines
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Closed
and pulled down in the 1980's
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Crooked
Billet
163 London Road
Staines |
Dates
back to the 1880's
Closed and pulled down in the early 2000's
Now apartments there
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Two
Rivers Pub
(was the Phoenix)
43 Church St,
Staines, |
Another
old pub. This was an Ashby owned premises. Ashby's was the brewery
just across the street, located behind the Cock Inn.
This pub has been pulled down recently, during Covid I would
imagine. (2020) It says something else is going to be
built there but that can't bring back a part of the old Staines
history
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Bush
Inn
Was located on the roadway to the old Medieval Bridge (Where
the Town Hall is now) |
1828.
This was a very large Inn that also had extensive grounds with
gardens, stables and a tap room. It could stable 100 horses
at one time. The land went all the way across the Colne river
to where the new Bridge is now. It was demolished to make way
for the Town Hall, Market Square and Clarence Street.
It became the Bush and Clarence, located on Clarence Street
and Church Street.
A number of years later the Bush name was removed and the Clarence
moved completely to Church Street. It is now called the London
Stone.
(Drawing
© Surrey History Service)
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Waterman's
Arms
Was at 30 Church Street |
Opened
in 1730. Closed in 1904. Publican
was Sowry Fullett
Information: Denis King
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The
Railway Hotel
On the Kingston Road at the entrance of the turn off for Staines
Station. It was next to the North Star. Photos taken in 1910 |
Opened
in 1848 when the railway from Waterloo started
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Gay
Cavalier, Formally the Railway Hotel in Victorian Times.
Located on Kingston Road just at the entrance to Staines Station. |
This
was an old pub,(see above) at the end of it's life it
was a Mexican Restaurant. It was demolished and housing was
built there.
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The
Ship
Next to Staines Bridge on the Causeway |
Closed
and demolished for offices
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Bailey Bridge behind the ship Inn. 1947
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