Militia Canteen, Uxbridgeback to pub details please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
I lived within yards of one of the most unwelcoming pubs ever.
Every few years I try it again and find NO CHANGE! Service abysmal. It is better to go to the Load of Hay 50m away
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lucky sean .i bet he never has to wait to be serverd take his advise dont come here your not welcome
anonymous - 8 Sep 2006 01:39 |
having lived in uxbridge previously and visited this pub i find it to be friendly and welocoming, when traving to visit my old haunts with my husband or friends we frequently visit we are always remembered by the staff and landlady who still make us feel like part of thier community, i would recommend this pub if you want a drink in good spirits.
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my wife jackie works there i think the pub is ok if you dont like it dont go in
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Have to agree with Jeremy, warm Lager and cold staffmade this an embaressing visit. It's not as if I look like a student (it's just round the corner from Brunel Uni) I am 35. On a quiet wednesday it took me nearly 10 mins to get served, bar staff did everything possible to avoid serving me, clean glasses, empty ashtrays, refill washer, go and find some more crisps for the barmans girlfriend. etc. etc.
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One of the most unwelcoming pubs I have ever been in. I called in after work one summer evening for a couple of drinks on my way home. The bar staff were rude and seemed more interested in chatting to their mates than serving paying punters. I was prepared to give them the benefit of the doubt but on my second visit (with a few friends) we were eyed suspicially and made to fell awkward. If they dont want normal people in their 'local' pub, they should advertise this on the door. Poor beer, poor service, poor music and very poor clientele. I shall never set foot in this pub again and as soon as it closes down and becomes a house/residence, the better for all and certainly for Elthorne Road and Villiers Street residents. 0/10 is too high of a score but I couldn't give it any lower!!...
jeremy - 10 Sep 2004 22:19 |
The outside of this fine old Greene King ale house was used as the local pub in the TV soap Family Affairs untill they built their own set to match it. Excellent IPA & Abbot Ale. Accustic/Country/Folk music on Sunday evenings. Pete "shed" Coulshed returns 5/10, following a 6 months break for health reasons. Please don't offer him any alcohol, as we need him back as the formidable guitarist/vocalist & front man of STOLEN. We will be back on the road in Jan 04. Drums/sound & lighting, John.
John - 1 Oct 2003 08:51 |
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