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Twickenham Brewery took over running the Rifleman in 2019. It's a small, cosy little pub, with a real fire and a warm reception, and in the warmer months a lovely hidden garden at the rear.
There's a dartboard to play, but if you'd rather watch sport, there's a 65" TV for the big games too.
And, of course, a great range of drinks, including at least 4 Twickenham beers at any time.
Please check the website for more information.
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