Pub Club
The William Webb Ellis - JD Wetherspoon
Rugby-themed rooms and a back garden on London Road, Twickenham
The William Webb Ellis is a roomy Wetherspoon in a former Edwardian post office, named for the schoolboy traditionally credited with inventing rugby. There are TV screens for sport, a licensed outside area and a broad pub-food menu alongside real ales, craft beers and non-alcoholic drinks.
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24 London Rd, Twickenham TW1 3RR, UK
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Inside
A spacious Twickenham pub with rugby on the walls
The pub’s name nods to Twickenham’s rugby heritage, while the former 1908 head post office gives the setting a strong local connection. Settle in for burgers, pizza, wings, fish and chips or other classic pub dishes, with vegetarian options available. Wi-Fi, step-free access and baby-changing facilities are also provided.
The garden
Room to take your drink outside
A small back garden and licensed outside area add outdoor seating to the roomy interior. Inside, TV screens make it a natural stop for watching sport, while the bar offers cocktails, wine, draught beer, craft ales and real ale.
Come for
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The 1908 former head post office setting, with the William Webb Ellis name nodding to Twickenham’s rugby heritage
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Burgers, pizza, wings, fish and chips, vegetarian choices, and a street-food vendor keep the food menu broad
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Real ale, craft ales, draught beer, cocktails, wine, and non-alcoholic drinks cover the bar from morning onwards
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TV screens, Wi-Fi, step-free access, baby-changing facilities, and a licensed outside area add practical extras
Visit
The William Webb Ellis - JD Wetherspoon
Open from 8am daily; closing is midnight on Friday and Saturday, and 11:30pm on other days.
Today · 8am–11:30pm
- Monday
- 8am–11:30pm
- Tuesday
- 8am–11:30pm
- Wednesday
- 8am–11:30pm
- Thursday
- 8am–11:30pm
- Friday
- 8am–midnight
- Saturday
- 8am–midnight
- Sunday
- 8am–11:30pm
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