Guidebook for London
Food Scene
MaGoa
244 Upper Richmond RdIf you like Indian food this Goan restaurant is recommended.
Ohayo Sushi
3 BroadwayGreat quality sushi well made and served in cafe environment or delivered.
Easy family friendly asian fusion right by shopping centre and cinema.
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wagamama putney
50-54 Putney High StEasy family friendly asian fusion right by shopping centre and cinema.
Gazette Putney
147 Upper Richmond RdGood French bistro.
Gourmet Burger Kitchen (Putney)
333 Putney Bridge RoadAmerican diner-good burgers.
Bill's Putney Restaurant
146-148 Putney High StGreat brasserie at end of road.
Roxie Steak - Putney
136 Upper Richmond Rdgreat steak house at end of my road
Pinto Thai Putney
320 Upper Richmond Rdgood Thai
Everything Else
Great hot power yoga studio if that's what floats your boat. Also has great vegan friendly cafe.
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The House of Yoga
228 Upper Richmond RdGreat hot power yoga studio if that's what floats your boat. Also has great vegan friendly cafe.
Saint Mary' s Church. Historic 16th Century Church and location of Oliver Cromwell's 'The Putney debates', a precursor to democracy and human rights in Britain.
St Mary's Church Putney Pier (Stop S) station
Saint Mary' s Church. Historic 16th Century Church and location of Oliver Cromwell's 'The Putney debates', a precursor to democracy and human rights in Britain.
Odeon Cinema Putney
26 Putney High Stcinema
swimming pool/gym/diving boards- boards open weekends check website for opening hours.
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Putney Leisure Centre
Dryburgh Roadswimming pool/gym/diving boards- boards open weekends check website for opening hours.
Drinks & Nightlife
The Jolly Gardeners
61-63 Lacy RdFun Pub, nice ales, good Sunday roast.
Arts & Culture
By Putney bridge in the last weekend of March, or the first weekend of April, rowing teams from Oxford and Cambridge Universities start Britain's most famous boating event, 'the boat race'.
Boathouse
15 Putney EmbankmentBy Putney bridge in the last weekend of March, or the first weekend of April, rowing teams from Oxford and Cambridge Universities start Britain's most famous boating event, 'the boat race'.