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Forgettable and rather run-down pub just off Oxford Street. Designed for standing rather than sitting, but was fairly sparsely populated on a Tuesday lunchtime. Four real ales but nothing with a wow factor and my Bombardier was truly awful. Didn’t dare sample the food.
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Great place, I'm suprised the score's so low. Good atmosphere, staff get you served fast, nice pint of guinness - definitely added to my list of pubs for west end crawls. Oh and if you're wondering where all the west=end eye candy drink, there's quite a few of them in here.
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This pub has grown on me. Beer acceptable and reasonable price. Comes into its own in the summer when you can sit or stand outside in the pedestrian area. No traffic and lots of young ladies.
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Bar staff are nosey gits. But I guess in a pub that's about the size of the average khasi, you have to expect that. It's OK though. Worth a pint if you can be bothered ... snore
anonymous - 1 Jul 2005 14:37 |
WELL, WHAT CAN I SAY DEAR. A DIRTY, GRIMY, POXY SNIVELLING LITTE PUB. I WANT HIP , HAPPENING , HERE AND NOW DARLING!!
HAVING SAID THAT IT DOES HAVE SOME VIRTUES. ITS COSY BUT DOES HAVE A REPUTATION AS A PICK-UP JOINT. RATING 4/10
NEIL HEDGES - 22 Jul 2004 12:35 |
Ok-ish pub, handly located away from the madness that is Bond Street. Plenty of outside seating on winter nights; wonder why that is?!! Just as well though cos very smoky inside.
5/10.
Darren in the City - 9 Dec 2003 18:52 |
Nothing too exciting to write home about - upstairs level handy if the downstairs is full (it's small, so that's quite likely)
The road it's on - James Street - is great though, particularly in the summer when the outdoor dining really takes off.
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