Anchor, Hastingsback to pub details please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Went in last night (Saturday) & couldn't get near the bar. A Good sign?
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A Sheps pub opposite the Pump House. A bohemian student pub with bare boards and central island bar. Quite ramshackle, but taking advantage of that and making it the main point of interest. The floors slope to the west. The small room at the back features graffiti on the walls, the bar and starting on the ceiling - it's not good quality, mainly unimaginative swear words and women declaring how inadequate men are.
Four Sheps ale - Master Brew, Spitfire, Bishops Finger and the spring seasonal, Early Bird.
Quirky, interesting, laid back with OK food.
Apparently there was no soap in the women's loo. But it's still an above above pub with character.
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Four decent ales on the hand pump, including the Shepherd Neame porter which is excellent. Good food, friendly service. Will certainly be going back.
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Very old old town pub a bit rough and ready, nice pint of bishops finger on pump, full of locals noisy atmosphere, would go again but not really my scene.
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Reasonable enough Old Town pub - seemed to be mostly locals in rather than tourists. Nice pint of Sheps Porter.
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Go in here whenever I am in Hastings Old Town.
A lovely little pub with a real mix of people.
Staff are excellent, friendly and attentive.
The food available is a basic bar snack menu only available in the day to my knowledge. But food is excellent and very well priced.
Never been here in the evening but I believe they have the occasional live band.
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Not bad pub, good welcome and service, beers were OK
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Bland pub with badly kept ales, I tried two and both were vinegar, I didn't dare to stay and try the fayre.
anonymous - 28 Oct 2006 07:47 |
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