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We had a great welcome here and the Real Ales well worth the walk to try.
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Large old style pub on a residential street. Three ales on - two of which were your usual suspects the third, Goffs White Knight, went down well.
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Went in the other month back, one mid-week evening. It was quiet but its a lovely place to visit. A fantastic big Victorian boozer with lots of original features - it hides down a side road near Bournemouth Central railway station.
I think there were 3 or 4 beers on including a couple of common ones (Pride and Summer Lightning?) and something more unusual; all in great condition. The landlady was very friendly. Overall 7.5/10
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Pleasant enough place, with two big rooms and a smaller area around the main bar. A couple of ales on offer (nothing exciting, London Pride was one of them), Staff were very friendly, but it was a shame they didn't do sandwiches on a Sat lunchtime, so we went elsewhere after one drink. I don't know if this is every Sat though, as they were clearly getting the place ready for a big evening 'bash'.
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great pub, not too small. friendly, good beer, nice staff have gone in there 5 or 6 times now. wish it was near where i lived!
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This pub sells the most expensive beer in Bournemouth. Its cheaper on the seafront.
sprout - 14 Oct 2004 16:57 |
Yeah, this place has swung back and forth over the years between being an absolute dump to being a friendly place with decent ales which is what it is at the moment. Definitely in one of its better incarnations at the moment.
John - 5 Jan 2004 11:42 |
sort of looks like an old mans pub, but really its pretty cool. V.Friendly and only 2 doors down from where my student house is! (i'll let you guess which way.)
chris - 14 Dec 2003 17:08 |
