About The Sussex Arms

The Sussex Arms is a well-regarded local pub situated on Staines Road in Twickenham, serving the surrounding community with a carefully chosen range of beers, ales, lagers and ciders. Open seven days a week from 11am, it offers a relaxed, accessible setting for both regulars and newcomers, with outdoor seating available and food served on the premises. Whether you’re looking for a quiet afternoon drink, a sociable evening out, or simply a familiar neighbourhood place to unwind, The Sussex Arms has built a strong reputation — reflected in its 4.5-star rating from over 1,500 visitors.

Local area

Twickenham has long supported a strong pub culture, and The Sussex Arms on Staines Road sits comfortably within that tradition. The area’s neighbourly character — a genuine town feel rather than an anonymous suburb — makes a welcoming, well-run local like this particularly valued. With Twickenham Stadium drawing visitors on match days and a lively town centre year-round, there’s a steady mix of familiar faces and new ones passing through. For residents of the surrounding streets, having a reliable, accessible pub within easy reach is one of those quiet pleasures that makes living in this part of south-west London so agreeable.

Why choose The Sussex Arms

The Sussex Arms stands out for the breadth and quality of its drinks selection — going noticeably further than the standard pub offering — combined with an atmosphere that feels genuinely welcoming rather than merely functional. It opens at 11am daily, stays open until 11pm or later on Fridays and Saturdays, and the premises are fully accessible. With outdoor seating for finer days and a strong rating from a large number of visitors, it has clearly earned its place as a trusted local. For residents who value a proper neighbourhood pub with character, this is a sound and well-evidenced choice.

Services

  • Cask ales and real ales
  • Lagers and ciders on draught
  • Food service
  • Outdoor seating
  • Accessible premises
  • Evening and weekend opening

Ideal for: Local Twickenham residents, Rugby visitors and sports fans, Real ale enthusiasts, Couples and groups dining out, Community regulars.

Frequently asked questions

What are the opening hours at The Sussex Arms?

The pub is open Monday to Thursday from 11am to 11pm, Friday and Saturday from 11am to 11:30pm, and Sunday from 11am to 10:30pm.

Does The Sussex Arms serve food?

Yes, food is available at the pub alongside its drinks offering, though for specific menu details it’s best to check the website or call ahead on 020 8894 7468.

Is there outdoor seating available?

Yes, The Sussex Arms has outdoor seating, which is useful on warmer days or during busy periods such as rugby match days.

Is the pub accessible for people with mobility requirements?

Yes, the premises are described as fully accessible, making it suitable for visitors with mobility considerations.

How is The Sussex Arms rated by visitors?

It holds a 4.5-star rating based on reviews from 1,584 visitors, suggesting a consistently well-regarded experience.

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