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The Bull & Last has just re-opened after a major refurbishment. A reasonable range of real ales including Hooky Bitter, Old Speckled Hen & London Pride along with ciders, lagers and an extensive wine list. The menu looked impressive although I didn't eat there. Friendly staff. I wish them well.
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The new owners have made a huge difference to this pub, it has regained its relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere. The menu is great too, changes regularly, always interesting. Great after a hike on the Heath, good stuff!
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this pub has changed hands again and the new owner James has made it better already. New chef has already improved the food (recommend the chicken) and the ambience is akin to how it used to be.
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Since my last review, the managers (Mandy & Masssi) have returned to Australia and the everything has gone to pieces. The food's awful now. I won't be darkening their doors again. Try 'The Dartmouth Arms' instead! - Tim
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Its a bit expensive and up its own back-side, it wishes it was in Highgate proper, but pleasemt enough.
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nice and friendly
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Very informal and friendly. Attracts a wide variety of customers throughout the day for their simple but delicious modern Italian food and excellent wine selection. Also a quieter upstairs dining room from Thursday 'til Sunday. Not much here for 'real ale' drinkers but a good selection of well kept beers both cask and bottled.
Tim - 3 Aug 2004 16:56 |
fantastic cluttery restaurant with a great atmosphere. the food is contempory italian cuisine that attracts the crowds.
anonymous - 3 Jul 2004 18:39 |
Used to be quite a good pub but not cheap by any stretch of the imagination.
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Now a gastro-pub. Fullers London Pride available. High-ceilinged pub opposite William Ellis School. Outdoor seating comprises benches in the street. Quite crowded in the summer. A little on the pricy side, like many pubs in the area. Also try the Dartmouth arms nearby (down the side street then turn right into York Rise).
Andy Millen - 8 Jul 2003 19:13 |
