This is a corner Fuller's pub, close to the new 'Fulham Reach' property development, with a curved frontage and named after Haigs Gin Distillery, which stood nearby; perhaps oddly named since it was originally a beer house and could not sell wine or spirits. It still retains some original glasswork from the 1906 rebuild by Royal Brewery of Brentford. Large patio/terrace area attractively furnished & with its own BBQ & bar area.

Large can & bottled beer range plus numerous craft beers on draught, up to four cask ales and some ciders. In summer and autumn the pub may stock a cider which CAMRA defines as real. A feature of the bar is two 880-pint tanks, containing Siren Session Lumina IPA at date of this entry. Semi-open kitchen and a wide food offering including sandwiches, Sunday roasts, weekend brunch and a kids' menu. Comedy, live music, quiz, open mic and band nights.