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The Lass O' Richmond Hill
★ 4.0(1 review)Bar
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About the Vibe
Perched right on top of Richmond Hill, The Lass O' Richmond Hill is your go-to for that quintessential British pub experience without the tourist trap vibe. You'll find a perfect balance of cozy fireplaces, sprawling covered garden terrace, and a menu that actually champions local British produce—think pea and garlic croquettes or that potato and leek gratin that locals keep coming back for. Skip the generic pub fare elsewhere; this place does Sunday roast properly, so book ahead if you want a heated table in the garden during colder months.
Known For
- •Sunday roast with heated garden tables
- •pea and garlic croquettes
- •potato and leek gratin
- •Young's ales and curated wine list
Best For
Sunday roastsdog-friendly outdoor diningquiet pub evenings
1 review
City InsidersEditorialApril 1, 2026
A Local's Favorite on Richmond Hill
The Lass O' Richmond Hill has earned its spot as one of Richmond's most beloved local pubs, and for good reason. Perched right on the hill with views to match, the atmosphere strikes that perfect balance between traditional pub warmth and modern sensibility. The interiors are genuinely cozy with fireplaces and comfortable seating, but the real star is the sprawling covered garden terrace—ideal for dog owners and those who want to enjoy a pint outdoors without freezing.
Food-wise, they've moved beyond basic pub grub. The menu champions British ingredients with dishes like the pea and garlic croquettes and potato and leek gratin that actually stand out. Their Sunday roast is the real deal, and if you're smart, you'll book ahead for a heated table in the garden during winter. The bar keeps a solid selection of Young's ales and a well-curated wine list that doesn't try too hard to impress. It's the kind of place where locals actually hang out, not just tourists passing through.
Rating: 4/5. It's not perfect—service can be slow during peak times and it does get crowded on weekends—but for a genuine local pub experience with quality food and drink in a setting that feels authentically Richmond, it's hard to beat.