Merton Abbey Mills

The Mills are a hidden gem of sw19, with a lovely selection of pubs restaurants and assorted local businesses. Beautiful in its own way at every time of year always with something different going on. Recommend.

This is such a lovely are for the locals of Colliers Wood. Really beautiful vibe going on which gets absolutely rammed when the weather is really hot.

It was so sad during the whole covid lockdown, to walk past this area, desolate with no people or atmosphere whatsoever. This place really gives Colliers Wood a lovely little villagey feels, with the lovely sound of the mill churning in the river. The bars are just great too. Lovely staff. Beautiful energy, and music playing all the time.

Colliers Wood is a special little area, and this place is the absolute epitome of the whole experience that is Colliers.

Well done everyone! 👌🙏🙌❤️

Great place to relax after a walk trough the park.
Good food and cheap prices as well. (E.g. a burger with fries for under £6)

An amazing place full of grill bars and restaurants. Right in the middle you can shop around the stalls. Please visit Hindicrafts4u stall with beautiful display cushion covers and authentic ethnic Indian artefacts. Worth it.

Always a pleasant place to visit. The water mill was closed during opening time, maybe because the shopkeeper went for lunch or comfort break, in which case he should have pit an appropriate sign up. Most places were closed when we went. Would recommend for a great lunch or brunch.

Lovely location on the banks of the Wandle. Historic connection to Liberty the famous store in Central London, as well as The Arts and Crafts Movement through a connection to William Morris although I thought he was better known for his connection to his birthplace of Walthamstow and Hammersmith.

Well worth taking time to explore properly but my recent visit didn't allow me that luxury. I'll say that not everything here is worthwhile but as they say "beggars can't be choosers".

First time here for a while. Decent bars and restaurants but it has lost the wonderful crafts feeling it used to have. The long shop used to be full of stalls selling arts and crafts. There are lots of empty units too. Maybe it's different in the summer?

Hard to believe we have this gorgeous place in London. Although we visited midweek with not much happening, the river and winter trees were beautiful. A visit to Charlie's Rock Shop is a must and seems to be open every day. I bought a Himalayan Salt lamp for my son for Christmas, I'll go back tomorrow and get one for myself!