Prior to its 2016 refurbishment, this was one of Greene King's "Flame Grill" pubs. Now opened out to what is essentially a large one-bar pub, the emphasis is still on food. There is a pleasant conservatory at the back and a partly-covered drinking area, happily insulated from the constant traffic at this busy junction. The pub was built in 1861 as the Rifle Pavilion, named after the surrounding rifle ranges where volunteer units trained to counter a threatened French invasion. May get busy when Queens Park Rangers have a home game.