A cosy community local. That’s how many describe The Nightingale. This isn’t just another pub. The Nightingale boasts a rich history. Built in 1853 by Thomas Wallis it stands as a testament to time. In winter you can find a welcoming fireplace and warm blankets. Summer brings a delightful back beer garden. A conservatory connects the pub to the garden. It’s decorated with fascinating brewery artefacts. These tell the story of Young’s. The vintage feel extends to Wills’s cigarette cards displayed in the main bar. You can even buy souvenir postcards or badges. Board games like Scrabble and Taboo add to the atmosphere. There’s even alfresco darts in the beer garden. The Nightingale offers a wide selection of drinks. It features Young’s ale and fifteen different wines. The Nightingale isn’t just about drinks. It’s renowned for its classic British dishes. These change with the seasons. There’s something for every taste. From starters to main courses to puddings The Nightingale provides a delightful menu. Their attentive staff makes sure you have a great experience. The pub is proud of its heritage. It consistently appears in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide. So come and enjoy The Nightingale. Enjoy the friendly atmosphere and the great food and drinks. It’s a truly buzzing local pub loved by people from all over London. A true gem in the city’s pub scene.
Southfields Methodist Church
Curiosity stirred within the heart of Southfields as a new chapter began. Southfields Methodist Church held its first public service