About The New Inn Ham Common

The New Inn on Ham Common is a well-loved neighbourhood pub situated on Petersham Road in Richmond, TW10, close to the open stretches of Ham Common and the quiet lanes that connect Richmond to the river. It serves honest, flavourful food alongside a thoughtful selection of beers and wines, in an atmosphere that balances cosiness with a genuine welcome. Whether you’re calling in for a midweek lunch, a relaxed evening meal or a Sunday drink with the dog in tow, it offers the kind of unpretentious, community-minded hospitality that keeps regulars returning week after week.

Local area

Petersham Road runs through one of the most quietly beautiful corridors in the borough, linking Richmond to Ham and skirting the edge of Richmond Park. The New Inn sits in this semi-rural setting, serving a community that values the village-like character that makes this part of outer London so distinctive. With Ham Common nearby and the Thames not far beyond, it draws both residents of the surrounding streets and walkers who’ve earned a proper rest. It is exactly the sort of independent local that sustains Richmond’s reputation as a borough that still knows its neighbours.

Why choose The New Inn Ham Common

For residents of Richmond, Ham or Petersham, The New Inn offers something increasingly rare: a proper local pub that feels neither corporate nor contrived. The hours are generous throughout the week, with later closing on Fridays and Saturdays for those who want to linger. Food is served daily, prices are described as fair, and the staff strike the right note — attentive without hovering. With a rating of 4.4 from over 700 visitors, it clearly delivers consistently. Dogs are welcome, making it an easy choice after a walk through Ham Common or along the river.

Services

  • Pub dining and à la carte food
  • Lunchtime meals
  • Evening dining
  • Curated beer and wine selection
  • Dog-friendly facilities
  • Relaxed neighbourhood drinking

Ideal for: Local Richmond and Ham residents, Dog owners, Couples seeking a relaxed dinner, Groups of friends, Visitors exploring Ham Common and the Thames Path.

Frequently asked questions

What are the opening hours at The New Inn Ham Common?

The pub is open daily from noon. On Mondays and Sundays it closes at 9 PM; Tuesday through Thursday it closes at 10 PM; and on Fridays and Saturdays it stays open until 11 PM.

Is The New Inn dog-friendly?

Yes — the pub welcomes dogs, making it a popular stop for those walking on Ham Common or along the nearby Thames Path.

Does The New Inn serve food, or is it drinks only?

The New Inn serves food as well as drinks. The menu is described as honest and flavourful, and meals are available at both lunchtime and in the evening.

How do I contact or find The New Inn Ham Common?

The pub is located on Petersham Road, Richmond, TW10 7DB. You can call on 020 8940 9444 or visit the website at thenewinnham.co.uk for further information.

Is The New Inn suitable for a quiet weekday lunch as well as a livelier Friday evening?

Yes — the atmosphere is described as working equally well for a quick lunch or a leisurely dinner. The pub is open from noon every day, with extended evening hours on Fridays and Saturdays for those who prefer a more sociable occasion.

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