67-69 Abbeville Rd, London SW4 9JW

About This Pub

Ah, The Abbeville – it's one of those pubs that just feels like a proper local haunt in Clapham, with that rustic yet refined charm that draws you in straight away. From what I've gathered from folks who've been, the food really steals the show; those Sunday roasts are legendary, with free-range meats and fresh, responsibly sourced ingredients that make every bite feel special, and it's clear the team puts heart into using the best small producers. The atmosphere is spot on too – imagine curling up in a cosy snug by the fire on a chilly evening or spilling out front for some al fresco dining when the sun's out, all while enjoying a well-curated selection of drinks that won't break the bank. On the flip side, it's not the cheapest spot around, so if you're after a quick, budget-friendly pint, you might think twice. Plus, things can get a tad crowded on busier nights, and while the food's generally excellent, there might be the odd dish that needs a little fine-tuning, like more gravy in a pie to make it perfect. Overall, it's a solid choice for anyone in the area looking for good company, tasty meals, and that genuine pub feel – I'd say it's well worth a visit if you're up for a balanced, enjoyable experience.

Pros and Cons

Pros
  • The food is absolutely spot on – think juicy Sunday roasts with massive Yorkshire puds and tender meat that leaves you wanting more.
  • It's got that cosy, welcoming vibe with snug spots and an open fire in winter, perfect for a proper catch-up with mates.
  • Service is top-notch; the staff are super friendly and make you feel like a regular from the get-go.
  • Lovely al fresco options in summer when the front doors open up, ideal for a pint and some people-watching on Abbeville Road.
  • A cracking drinks list with local craft beers, artisan spirits, and reasonably priced wines that pair brilliantly with the grub.
Cons
  • Prices are on the moderate side, so it might stretch the budget a bit if you're popping in regularly for a casual pint.
  • On occasion, the specials could do with a tweak – like that beef and ale pie needing a touch more gravy to really hit the spot.
  • It can get quite busy, especially on weekends, so you might need to book ahead to snag a table without any hassle.

Contact Information

67-69 Abbeville Rd, London SW4 9JW
+442086752201
Pub
Opens at 10:00

Opening Hours

Monday11:00 - 23:00
Tuesday11:00 - 23:00
Wednesday11:00 - 23:00
Thursday11:00 - 23:00
Friday11:00 - 00:00
Saturday (Today)10:00 - 00:00
Sunday10:00 - 22:30

Location

Recent Reviews

Dropped by The Abbeville, a quick 8-minute walk from Clapham South, for a Sunday roast, and wow, it delivered! The Yorkshire pudding was massive—hand-sized and golden—and the meat was juicy, tender perfection. We capped it with a gooey warm brownie and ice cream, which was pure bliss. At around £20 for the roast, it’s a solid deal for Clapham. The pub was very cozy but it was heaving on Sunday afternoon, definitely book ahead and arrive early. Staff were friendly despite the rush. If you’re craving a proper roast near Clapham or Balham, this is your spot. Highly recommend for a hearty, feel-good meal.
JB
Jonathan Baker
We had an early evening meal on a hot busy Saturday evening. Really nice eating space and the open front elevation made gave a cooling breeze. The food was excellent I had a beef and ale pie from the specials board. If I am being picky the filling could have had a little more gravy but it was delicious and one of the very few times I found kale tasty. Others had the Hake and chips, perfectly cooked and a veggie burger. The staff were friendly and helpful. Overall certainly worth a visit.
RH
Russell Homans
Locals to Clapham Commons shared Abbeville as a great choice for dinner - we loved it! Our waitstaff was so friendly & the food was incredible -- great spot! Thank you !
AN
Aaron Nichols
We arrived for early dinner, food was delicious and super friendly service, nice layout of sitting, love the room downstairs very cosy:)
LB
lior berman
Gorgeous Sunday Roast at The Abbeville. Beautiful gem of a place in Abbeville Village – otherwise known as Clapham Park but absolutely feels like a bijou neighbourhood. I've never been to a Three Cheers venue before but will definitely check out their other offerings after this experience. Lovely bistro area on the pavement, will be lush when the weather gets warmer, quirky, stylish, cosy interior, and plenty of places to sit. Actual locals at the bar, diverse community urban and artsy without being pretentious. Quick friendly polite service, roast arrived within minutes, the biggest plate of food I've ever seen. Exceptional value for money – if you're hungry this will definitely satisfy – but also great quality and plenty of veg on the plate. The cauliflower cheese side dish was properly cheesy, a delight on a cold wet day. Something for carnivores, pescatarians, veggies and vegans. Yummy puddings, choose anything, they're all delicious. Really great wine selection – and they serve pichets which is quite literally refreshing, especially if you're dining solo or just two of you and don't want a full bottle (or if you want to work your way through the extensive and truly excellent grape menu). Had the South African Chenin Blanc, once it was chilled to perfection it was fizzy, fresh heaven. Very simple to book online, no need to create an account and learn a special handshake!!! Quite local to me but worth travelling for and easily accessible by public transport :)
AC
Abigail Collins

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