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Id heard there were new managers in here so popped in. Same filthy barman dylan!! Can't someone suggest to the council and the police about the drugs in this bar?Everyone is so openly taking them it's disgusting like the staff and the drinks!
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paid a vsit again yesyerday to see if any changes. None still a dump beers still crap and the managers a coke head!How the old bill don't raid this gaff is beyond me!! There are a lotof dodgy goins on in the pub. What a shit hole
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WHAT A DUMP! filthy dirty and grubby little manager who looks more at home in a massage parlour than a bar, thanks god it's getting closed down soon cannot come soon enough
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If you like a little pub with drunk people with small minds getting drunk and spitting over you when they talk to you this one's for you. Tried it with my fella and didn't like it at all. Very clicky people who look more at home in a police line-up. Bar staff are moody and the guv is ..well..Uuuuuurgh!There are far better pubs in Lewisham who serve far better drinks than this one. Conversation is minimal if you are sober
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Beers crap, locals are loud, musics good,Thats the good points. Bad points. no-one cares about you they just want your money and then you are out.Nice to see that lewisham does not once again dissapoint
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Awful. Better in it's previous incarnation as the Joiners.
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I quite like this place. Yes, it's a bit ropey, but then again, it's Lewisham, not some untouched rural utopia. And yes, the Guinness is a little crap, but then it always is outside of Dublin (or St Stephen's Gate, if you're picky). And yes, there was an alcoholic raving at the bar last time... I like this pub because it's named after Bob Dylan and because it has an Irish folk group playing every Sunday evening. I'd much rather drink here than in a Yates's.
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Hiya, me again on my quest to find pubs where a lone woman isn't harassed, cornered, bitched about or taken to be a no-friends prostitute on the pull. Don't go anywhere near here. Within three seconds of going in to the place I was cornered by 'The Pointer' who was a very scary fascistic man who kept shouting and pointing in my face with his every dodgy opinion. The pub was full of people and no-one offered to help they just watched, amused. Awful place, pointer gave me his number to visit his wifes' bonsai collection, no doubt all with swastikas on them. Beers alright, bar staff don't give a pants for your safety and the general air is if you're stupid enough to venture out on your own lady, you're asking for it, harpy.
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Bit crowded, but nice. Ooooh, and there's a pic of both Bob Dylan and Dylan Thomas!!! How imaginative. Better than a pic of say, Tony Blair, I guess.
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Dylans is a reasonable Boozer where you can always see a friendly face from another pub if you drink in lewisham. The beers not great, but the irish music on a Sunday is different.
anonymous - 15 Apr 2006 23:10 |
not entirely sure what the last guy was on about, I actually think this place is farely quaint. The staff are friendly, landlords a good laugh, and the beer's not overpriced.
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This used to be the Joiner's Arms, mostly used by Lewisham shoppers, and never by me. I popped in the other week and it was heavily populated by people who have been barred from all the other boozers in the area. It looked pretty seedy as well. Dress code? I'd recommend a full suit of armour.
anonymous - 8 Dec 2005 12:24 |