The Cask and Glass, Victoria - pub details
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Address: 39, Palace Street, Victoria, London, SW1E 5HN [map] [gmap]
Tel: 020 7834 7630
Victoria (0.3 miles), St James's Park (0.3 miles), Green Park (0.6 miles)
London Victoria (0.3 miles), London Charing Cross (1 mile), Vauxhall (1.2 miles)
Brewery: Shepherd Neame
Pub facilities/features:
- Real ale
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Colonies, Westminster (0.0 miles), Ha! Ha! Bar and Canteen, Victoria (0.1 miles), Phoenix, Victoria (0.1 miles), Stag, Victoria (0.1 miles), Bag O' Nails, Victoria (0.1 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Cask and Glass, Victoria
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| Nice little pub and the Sheps beers are kept in superb condition, but it's very expensive and the landlord is bloody rude! trainman - 26 Sep 2008 11:13 |
| Great little pub, excellent beer in good condition. Very small. The chap behind the bar wasn't particularly welcoming, but this place is well worth a visit. nich52 - 10 Sep 2008 11:44 |
| Situated in a road just off busy Victoria Street, is one of central London’s few Shepherd Neame houses, The Cask and Glass. A picturesque, traditional exterior – complete with hanging baskets, tables and chairs – leads to a single-roomed bar, with, in all truthfulness, probably just about enough room to swing a small cat. To your left, as you enter, is a small plasma television and a couple of small tables, to be found on you right, a few padded leather pews and some additional seating. Dotted around adorning the walls, are black and white photos depicting times gone by, caricatures of politicians and famous figures and various old artefacts. It all made for a very civil drinking environment and the pub really does feel a word away from the more corporate drinking barns close by. The clientele on my recent afternoon visit (23 Aug) were predominantly locals and a couple of tourists. For such a small pub, it was pleasing to see a decent array of ales. As well as the regular Spitfire (£3.15) and Masterbrew, were the rarer Kent’s Best and the organic seasonal offering, Whitstable Bay. To conclude, I found here to be a wonderful little drinking den. Charming, quaint, warm, I could go on. Choose your time of visit wisely (I suspect it can get unbearably claustrophobic when busy) and I am fairly confident you’ll leave feeling rather pleased you have discovered such a delightful little pub. HTM69 - 25 Aug 2008 16:25 |
| Tiny pub close to Westminster and Victoria Station. Only ever visited on a couple of occasions but both times the Shepherd Neame ales have been good and the people behind the bar pleasant as well. A good place to sit or stand outside when the weather is nice MINTYBOOM - 16 Aug 2008 15:55 |
| This pub certainly has its own style. Mixture of young lads straight out of work and crusty (but friendly locals). Visited late afternoon so was able to get a seat in the tiny bar. First time I'd been in this pub for over ten years and it's nice to see it's not really changed. Sadly the Hurlimanns seems to have gone but a nice pint of Oranjeboom and the usual fine standard of Shepherd Neame ales. Pumpkinjuice - 5 Aug 2008 11:46 |
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