First licensed before 1751, this pub was bought by the Cluterbucks brewery in 1762 as a tied house and being just over the road from the Brewery was enjoyed by many of the brewers’ employees. In 1840 the pub was knocked down and rebuilt into its present form. By 1845 the Vine was a regular stopping place for the London bound coach service from Bushey. In recent years The Vine was another pub that went down the restaurant route, but was unfortunately not that successfully and in 2015 applied for planning permission to convert the public house to private residential use which it is today.
This was probably one of the first Pubs I had a drink in, I always remembered it was a very traditional pub with a nice fire place and good food. Then it was changed to an Indian Restaurant again very good food and it started out as a 'bring your own' which was even better. Shame it was converted to flats as I live just opposite.
Take care I don't see you searching for this. Sorry it's only a boring nano. Inspired by Dumpster41 who also has a few lost Pubs caches around Staines and Ashford.