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The Coronation Hall
★ 4.0(1 review)Bar
historicwood-heavycinema-themed
About the Vibe
Housed in a magnificent Edwardian building that opened the day before King George V’s coronation in 1911, The Coronation Hall is easily one of JD Wetherspoon’s finest conversions. The interior is a wood-heavy, astronomical-themed wonderland with stained glass, cinema memorabilia, and a grand curved bar that’ll make you forget you’re in a chain pub. It’s the kind of place where you can grab a pint of Twickenham Ales Cinnamon Swirl and feel like you’ve stumbled into a local secret rather than a corporate chain.
Known For
- •Edwardian architecture
- •astronomical interior decor
- •GBG-listed real ale
- •stained glass windows
Best For
afternoon pintscasual dinnershistory buffs
1 review
City InsidersEditorialApril 2, 2026
Edwardian charm with real ale soul
The Coronation Hall stands out in Surbiton for its impressive Edwardian heritage and thoughtful conversion. From the moment you step inside, you’re greeted by a grand, wood-paneled interior complete with astronomical motifs, cinema projectors, and beautiful stained glass that catches the sunlight in the morning. It’s one of those rare Wetherspoons that feels like a genuine local pub rather than a cookie-cutter chain.
The beer selection is solid, with guest ales like Twickenham Ales Cinnamon Swirl often on tap, and the GBG listing is well-deserved. The space is large and open, making it great for groups or solo visitors who want room to spread out. While the food is standard Wetherspoon fare, the atmosphere more than makes up for it. If you’re in Surbiton and want a pub with character, this is the one to beat.