Traditional village community pub situated opposite the scenic Hogsmill river with fine Isleworth Brewery windows providing a reminder of its heritage. A pub is believed to have stood on this site since 1456 and in the early part of the nineteenth century it was known as King William IV. The current building dates from 1858. The rear garden is beautifully kept and includes a children’s play area, whilst the front has impressive floral displays. Inside there are two comfortable carpeted rooms with open fires, served by a single bar. Local artefacts, prints and old photos of the area complete the decor. There are quarterly quiz nights and charity fund raising events. There is live music monthly – check Facebook page for details. The Epsom & Ewell Morris Men meet here.