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The Castle, 18 Upper Square, Isleworth, Middlese* TW7 7BN. Telephone: 020 3105 9689. smokers. The Castle was one of Young’s original five pubs when they took over The Ram Brewery in 1831. The Victoria Tavern, 55 Worple Rd, Isleworth, Middlese* TW7 7BA. Telephone: 020 8892 3385. backstreets of Isleworth. It was established in at least the 1930s and was renovated in 2011. The Royal Oak, 128 Worton Road, Isleworth, Middlese* TW7 6EP. Telephone: 020 8560 2906. internal renovation as recently as 2014. A Fuller’s pub, it has a riverside patio overlooking The Duke of Northumberland’s River. The Tap on the Line, Kew Garden Station, Station Approach, Kew TW9 3PZ. Telephone: 020 8332 1162. the 1860s and was originally the station’s timber steaming room. Later it became the buffet hall until it was converted into a pub. It was initially the Flower and Firkin then renamed the Railway until Fuller’s bought it in 2012 and renamed it The Tap on the Line. It is the only remaining tu*e station pub on the entire London Underground network. Pig Mark 64. The Botanist is a pub situated on the south end of Kew Green. It used to be a microbrewery pub until it was bought by Castle Pubs in autumn 2013 and was refurbished and reopened mid-2014 as a free house without the brewery. As well as a regularly changing selection of beers, it also offers frequent ‘Tap Takeover’ nights when they serve craft beers from a specific brewery. There is a ‘secret garden’ tucked away behind the pub and they also offer food. Pig Mark 73. As the name suggests, The Coach & Horses was originally an 18th century coaching inn. Now run by Young’s, it offers a bar with Sky on the TV and occasional live music, a quiet area called the Library where one can sit and eat or drink without the TV or music being a disturbance and a separate dining area as well as B&B. There is also a garden hidden away out the back as well as tables and chairs at the front of the pub. The Coach & Horses was one of Young’s original five pubs when they took over The Ram Brewery in 1831 and was