A pub in Teddington has launched a pie night and new Prix Fixe menu for the new year.

The Anglers at Teddington Lock is now hosting Pie Night Thursdays every Thursday, offering a pie dish and a pint or glass of wine for £20.

Speaking about the new themed night, The Anglers says: "Thursdays at the Anglers have just got a whole lot more tempting. If you're a fan of proper, golden-crusted pies and a convivial pub atmosphere, Pie Night is the sort of tradition you'll wish every week had.

"Join us at the Anglers, Teddington, every Thursday for Pie Night. Pick from timeless classics or try something a little more daring, all paired with a pint or a glass of wine—yours for just £20.

"With fresh pastry, hearty fillings, and a choice of beverage to round out your meal, this is an evening built for easy conversation and pure comfort. We believe nothing welcomes the almost-weekend quite like the smell of freshly baked pie and the clink of glasses in good company.

"Book your table for Pie Night and bring your mates along. Whether you're a pie purist or keen to see what our chefs have tucked inside the pastry this week, there's always a new flavour to discover. To reserve or find out more, call the Anglers at [your contact number]—we'll sort the rest."

The Anglers, Teddington is now hosting Pie Night Thursdays every Thursday (Credit: Anglers)

You can book a table for Anglers' Pie Night Thursdays here.

Also new for 2026 is Anglers' new Prix Fixe menu, which offers two courses for £18.95 or three courses for £22.95 from 12pm – 5pm Monday to Friday.

The menu includes Wildfarmed Sourdough while you wait and various starters ranging from Cauliflower bhajis to soup of the day.

For mains, Anglers has several classic pub grub meals ranging from Cumberland Sausages to Pan-roasted salmon as well as a steak supplement for an extra £5 and various side options also for an extra £5.

And for dessert, the menu boasts several sweet treats to choose from.

You can view the full menu here.

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