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This is an excellent pub if you're looking for somewhere to have a quiet pint or something to eat. Had the chicken breast to eat which was very nice and very good value too. Disappointed that Bombardier was the only ale available. Staff were friendly but alas the toilets were somewhat grotty.
This ain't a bad pub but the only purpose you'd go here for is a bite to eat or just a chilled pint. Otherwise best go elsewhere...
7/10
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Beer still bad (when it's on), atmosphere still sour, one of the worst places in town.
Which is a shame, as it could be pretty good in the right hands.
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Used to be my local (before I was converted to real ale) found it a nice place with friendly landlord (Mark)and bar staff. Caroline who used to work Sunday evenings was particularly friendly, not sure if she's still there. Never had food but met some good people and played some pool
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Feculent pit!
No real ale on tap and my cottage pie was full of frozen meat.
Save your money and your intenstines and run to the hills.
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Common and dirty, and thats just the staff.
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Weird little place. Very local, my pint was OK though.
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Really really disliked this pub.
Went in and there was no real ale (despite it being advertised outside, so ended up with a Newcy Broon.
Then went over and had a go on the quizzer (note to fellow quiz machine Moths: the Bully game took us almost instantly onto the prize board, so a few quid to be made here). Anyway we noticed that someone had left their wallet behind, so we took it over the bar to hand it over. The response from the barmaid?
"Well you should have brought this over 10 minutes ago, he was in here looking for it then". No that wasn't a joke either. She meant it.
Appalling.
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OK, but only one real ale (Spitfire) on tap. Not a bad pub by any means, but there is far better to be had in Reading.
anonymous - 16 Dec 2005 17:20 |
Small old pub with friendly bar staff and punters.
ray - 28 Jan 2004 21:43 |
Do a cracking sunday roast.
Emily - 27 Jan 2004 11:18 |
Although a little tatty, the Horn is a friendly local in the town centre, The beers well kept and the food is great (Good English breakfasts known about for miles, from 9am)
Managers/pubs website= www.markspub.co.uk
Steve - 29 Apr 2003 08:43 |
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