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I visited the pub on 22nd April. A welcome surprise to see and drink Fuller's 1845 and Fuller's IPA on draught. Both beers were in very good condition.
Beeel - 23 Apr 2008 18:21 |
The pub is conveniently situated nearby to Bank and St Pauls stations. Pub can get busy when there is live sport shown on the TV. Excellent drop of Gales Festival Mild last night. Good friendly service - worth seeking out this pub.
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Loud, shouty City pub at street level. Much quieter and more civilised downstairs. Decent Fullers beers, though.
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Compact and comfortable Fullers pub on the ground floor of an office block on Gresham St. The downstairs bar seems to be reserved purely as a reastaurant which seems a bit of a waste. Asked if they had a bottle of London Porter, they didn't, and the guy behind the bar reached for a bottle of port.
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Fullers beer - big modern building, plenty of room. When I went good to chat.
Red Herring - staple diet of poor people - smoked and salted fish - smelt awful and was used to lay a false trail to disrupt fox hunters
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A few of us went to this pub last week for a drink and something to eat at lunchtime - there were no tables upstairs so we went downstairs and managed to get a table but were totally ignored by staff for 15 mins - in the end we went upstairs where we found a table and went to the bar and ordered the food straightaway - so I think upstairs is definitely better!
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Went in here last night to have a swift one before having to endure a fizzy wine & canapes do round the corner. A bar packed full of baying city workers run by Fullers, not my cup of tea, but as they say, any port in a storm.
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Ground floor bar lacks atmosphere and tables downstairs better.Beer and service ok with generous food portions.Needs a makeover!
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