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Really cosy pub with friendly barstaff and locals. Shall be visiting there soon to check out the Sausages ;-)
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gem of a pub.well worth its place in the
good beer guide.
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Went there for a meal the other night, for the first time in two years. The food was well prepared and service efficient and friendly. As I was driving, I can not comment on the beer, but a glass of wine with my meal was of average 'pub wine' quality but not overpriced for the area.
anonymous - 9 May 2007 10:19 |
Went in for lunch yesterday. Selected this pub from a guide.
Good choice.
As noted before, it's an 'old-fashioned boozer', with all sorts of patrons
The beer [Fuller's London Pride] and cider [Strongbow] were very good.
They still do Gales.
The meal was excellent. It's almost a pub with a restaurant tucked on, and it looks as if people locally know it's good. You have to book for a later table [after about 1 pm] it appears.
Warning - the sticky toffee pudding is excellent, but the portion size is large - you, too, may struggle to finish it!
Strong eight.
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Really very decent old school boozer. Gales beers, old-style but good-looking pub grub (O'Hagan's excellent sausages feature strongly). Old-fashioned atmosphere (in a good way), no smoking restaurant area. Provides a platform every Sunday night for most of the local bands, jazz on Thursdays. Recommended.
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Jazz on the second Thursday of the month. A quartet plus singer.
A good night out in the Summer, but it gets very smokey in the Winter months. Food is good with friendly service
anonymous - 5 Jun 2006 14:50 |
Place looks lively enough. Watch out because it closes at 10.30 on Sundays
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Great food, especially the al a carte menu greatly improved over the last year. Also the speciallity sausges served at lunch time are great.
Linda Williamson - 2 Sep 2004 12:12 |
