Pub Club
Wards Freehouse
Old-school Guinness, Irish craic and football near Harrow-on-the-Hill
Wards Freehouse is a modern Harrow pub with the feel of a proper local: warm, regulars-led and close to the station. Reviews point to Guinness, Irish TV, football and live music, with outdoor seating available.
38-40 Lowlands Rd, Harrow HA1 3AT, UK
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The bar
A proper local with a friendly welcome
This is a straightforward freehouse rather than a food-led pub, with old-school charm and a strong regulars’ atmosphere. The bar is known for Guinness, Irish character and a warm welcome from Lisa, while live music and sports add to the evening mix.
Outside
A handy stop off Lowlands Road
Just near Harrow-on-the-Hill station, Wards Freehouse works for a pint before the train or a longer local night out. Outdoor seating is available, and the pub stays open until 1am on Fridays and Saturdays.
Come for
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Proper Guinness, served in an old-school Irish atmosphere with a warm welcome from landlady Lisa.
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Live music, Irish TV and football on screen, with a regulars-led crowd and plenty of craic.
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Outdoor seating and a handy location near Harrow-on-the-Hill station for a missed-train waiting pint.
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Late Friday and Saturday nights, with doors open until 1am for a longer local evening.
Today · midday–midnight
- Monday
- 12:00–11pm
- Tuesday
- midday–midnight
- Wednesday
- midday–midnight
- Thursday
- midday–midnight
- Friday
- midday–1am
- Saturday
- midday–1am
- Sunday
- midday–midnight
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