Ah, the Crooked Billet – it's one of those pubs that just draws you in with its charming, traditional feel, tucked away on Wimbledon Common like a hidden treasure that's been pouring pints since 1881. From what I've gathered from the buzz around it, the team there really knows how to make you feel welcome, with friendly service that's spot on for everything from a quick drink to a full-blown gathering. The drinks menu is a winner, packed with local brews, refreshing cocktails, and wines that pair beautifully with their fresh, seasonal grub – I'm particularly chuffed about those Sunday roasts that everyone's raving about, or even the pulled beef tacos for a bit of variety. It's got that perfect outdoor spot for summer afternoons, where you can lounge about with a spritz and watch the world go by. On the flip side, though, it's not all perfect; a few have noted that some dishes, like the fish and chips, can be a bit greasy, and there have been times when menu items were unavailable due to deliveries going awry, which is a shame if you're after something specific. Prices are fair but can add up, and it might feel a tad quiet on off nights if you're hoping for a lively crowd. Overall, it's a solid choice for us pub enthusiasts – honest, welcoming, and with enough charm to keep you coming back, as long as you go in with realistic expectations.