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Nice friendly atmosphere and the beer quality pretty good too, but in my opinion the choice of real ales is not as good as in the Royal Oak next door.
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Popped in for one on 3rd May. excellant beer, friendly staff and nice atmosphere.
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One of the better pubs Goodramgate has to offer, a good range of real ale and gassy stuff too, including Staropramen. Plenty of smaller rooms for more intimate chatting. In close proximity to the Minster and Bar Walls, so it can get busy, especially around teatime.
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Couple of nice barmaids and the beer is always well looked after but doesn't seem to be a busy as it was 4/5 years ago during the day.
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Not been in this pub for years,as the local aleheads said that The brewery had stripped out the original interior years ago.
Decided to venture back in.Looks a good one to me.Several small 'rooms' on various levels.a patch of exposed wall shows the original building materials.Lots of light newly polished wood.Keen bar work.Reasonable pint of John Smiths.
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Again another busy pub bar service was slow but worth it when I got my pint of Roosters Special at 3.9% I thought £2.45 was a bit dear but a lovely drink.
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Yet another of York's unpretentious gems - even the John Smiths was good here - really friendly too
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Wonderful pub. Really great, hard to find a fault, except that not enough people know about it, so can be quiet sometimes. Good ales on, always nice, brilliant interior, wooden floors, traditional seating areas, and a funny, (tiny) out-door yard. Recommend to all.
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Nice little pub, the library is a good idea. Some good real ales - I enjoyed the bombardier.
anonymous - 14 Apr 2005 19:23 |
