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Sadly, now closed and boarded up.
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The water that runs by this pub both is and isn't a canal. It is thre river lea or lee, which has been canalised.
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The water that runs by this pub both is and isn't a canal. It is thre river lea or lee, which has been canalised.
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The water that runs by this pub both is and isn't a canal. It is thre river lea or lee, which has been canalised.
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This pub is deceptive, outside looks like your ordinary boozer . But once inside you find a warm caribbean welcome.
I went to this pub on a sunday afternoon with my boyfriend, we had been to a few other pubs earlier and was disapointed. We were greeted by friendly customers who were getting ready for a private party ( we were invited to stay ). The manager/ owner of the pub was friendly , service was good and the food on the BBQ outside was wonderful ( jerk chicken and pork ). All in all a lovely afternoon was had.
This pub is a little slice of the caribbean in clapton. Go and try it .
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the water that runs by both pubs is not a canal
it is the river lea or lee
which runs from luton and other places outside the great metropolis...
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Better than its more favourably located neighbour, the Princess of wales.
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Another old local of Buster Bloodvessel and his band, Bad Manners. The group downed many beers in this establishment in the late 80's.
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Local boozer on the canal, next to the Princess of Wales. It may lack the Princess' airs and graces, but the beer is good, it's got a large beer garden, and a pool table to boot. My personal favourite of the two.
James - 18 Nov 2003 16:41 |
