Bernard said on 13th August ... "In London for a meeting, and went to the pub with 3 colleagues. This is a lovely old fashioned English pub, with the strange but delightful combination of pub and Thai restaurant. You can eat in the restaurant, or in the pub. The place was extremely busy, (this was a Monday evening) which in itself says a lot about the quality of the establishment. The Thai food was delicious. The beer great. If you don't like spicy food- don't go to a Thai restaurant! (although the menu does have mild curries too- the clue is in the info on the menu-count the butterflies!! 0 = mild, 3 = hot, hot, hot. Rocket science. Not.) Restaurant was extremely busy- so I would recommend booking in advance. The atmosphere is yours for the making- no loud thumping acid house techno beats- just the hubub of human beings actually talking to one another. Superb! Nothing at all to complain about. In fact, the best Thai green curry I've ever had (and I've had one or two). Magnificent!"
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Robbie said on 07th August ... "Was here last August, good atmosphere, excellent Thai food, and Excellent friendly service. I would highly recommend the Churchill for a nice relaxing dinner and drinks."
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Danny Staple said on 17th February ... "I have been going here for a few years now, and have never been disappointed by the food. The Thai food is definitely well priced, and very tasty - but beware, it can be very spicy too.

The amazing collection of WWII items in the front, and the hanging gardens and butterflies at the rear are astounding, and the little water features are cute.

The drinks are reasonably priced, although a little limited in terms of ales, beers and ciders only carrying the basic big brewery numbers.

It is often a very busy pub - wall to wall, and the restaurant will have waiting times, so booking is recommended, or be prepared for a wait. Also note that tables often have a 1 hour time limit because it is so busy."
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B Carr said on 28th May ... "I've been going to Churchill Arms on and off for over 5 years and I have never encountered bad service. The service is fine, the staff are professional and courteous, they serve you your food and pass you the bill. If you want Michelin Service go to the Ritz and pay over the odds for a bit of meat.

I hadn't been in over a year and I went there yesterday (Bank Holiday Sunday) with two friends. It was nice to get out of the rain. They were both impressed and so was I.

My only one very minor gripe is that the protions looked a tad smaller than I usually have. I often get the chicken with cashew nuts but there did not appear to be many cashews. Maybe it was me but I can't grumble, the food was hot, fresh and nice and CHEAP.

This restaurant comes highly recommended"
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Sandra said on 08th March ... "I love the Churchill Arms and have been visiting for many years especially the Thai restaurant which is brilliant and, as a frequent visitor to Thailand, can recommend the authentic food which is always very fresh."
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Clare & J said on 08th March ... "We love the Churchill Arms and frequently visit. The Thai food is amazing and is such great value for money.
4 thai dishes, prawn crackers and a nice bottle of wine for only £28. All the dishes you order come with a serving of rice on the side so there's plenty of food to go round!! You'll have to ask for a doggy bag to take home the leftovers.

There is a great atmosphere in the pub. A very enjoyable night out"
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Shane said on 31st July ... "Gerry (landlord) is a legend - great pub - great atmosphere."
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Antonia said on 15th April ... "I really like this pub. "
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Darren Huby said on 24th March ... ""Good pub, nice atmosphere and always crowded at meal times when the cheap Thai restaurant out back does a good trade in food. Fullers brewery beers as standard. Well recommended for a meal. Lots of WWII/Winston Churchill-related tat on the walls adds to the charm.""
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Tony Powell said on 24th March ... ""Always a treat, has that "nostaglic" real pub feel. You almost feel like you have been transported to the countryside! Also, usually open Christmas Day for the obligatory pre-dinner drink!""
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