please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
newly painted outside warm and welcome inside and a great pint of london pride
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Visited here last night for the first time since it re-opened. The red lights in the bar have gone (except for one), which makes for a more pleasant drinking environment. In fact, the whole place has been given a much needed spruce up. The other room appears to have been converted from a restaurant area to a lounge. Service was friendly and on the whole the atmosphere is much more relaxed than the other surrounding pubs. Pride is the only real ale. There is a good selection of sambucas! I would return to this pub as it is so close to my home. I doubt I will pay return visits to most of the other pubs! They're simply awful.
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Is now open again - not had a chance to pop in yet though!
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closed, another one bites the dust
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The naked women were probably in the Blues Bar (I think it used to be called Stations) a few doors up. My lasting memory of this pub was the red lights which gave the place a surreal atmosphere. A much more traditional pub than the others around. Now closed and up for sale.
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At the time of writing (Sept 2008) this pub appears to be closed.
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what can i say, walked in here once and saw naked women! dear me
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I took my dad there and he didnt like it
Punal - 26 Oct 2006 14:41 |
the best pub in town, friendly staff good beer,food & entertainment
paul - 12 Oct 2004 22:16 |
very small, friendly little boozer. you can eat in there in the little restaurant too - i woudnt call it a gastropub. lots of ladies darts and elvis impersonators. good little local fun pub. nice little beer garden. decent jukebox. you could take your dad there.
stoichkov - 20 Nov 2003 12:06 |
next to train station dartboard t.v live music at weekends. good food served lunchtime and the best sunday roast in town at only £4.00 good beer,clean pub,and a friendly crowd.
m major - 1 Nov 2003 17:47 |