The Hamilton Hall, Liverpool Street - pub details
Address: Unit 32, The Concourse, Liverpool Street station, London, EC2M 7PD [map] [gmap]
Tel: 08721 077 077 (ref 212)
Liverpool Street (0 miles), Moorgate (0.3 miles), Aldgate (0.4 miles)
Bank (0.4 miles), Tower Gateway (0.6 miles)
London Liverpool Street (0.1 miles), Moorgate (0.3 miles), Fenchurch Street (0.5 miles)
Chain: Wetherspoons
Pub facilities/features:
- Fruit machines, Quiz machines (itbox multi)
- Food served, Real ale
- Wireless internet access (provided by The Cloud)
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> Current user rating: 4.6/10 (rated by 106 users)
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user reviews of the Hamilton Hall, Liverpool Street
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| Not bad for a stop on the Circle Line pub crawl...beer was drinkable, but in a plastic cup due to the volume of Spurs fans in situ. Avoid when the Spuds are at home!!! vic_of_india - 5 Jan 2010 18:52 |
| In a previous view of another hostelry on Bishopsgate I made the comment that I don’t understand why anyone would bother with the Hamilton Hall when much better establishments exist so close by. And I kind of answered my own question when, emerging from the train with 15 mins to kill before an arranged meet and the wife desperate for a coffee and to use the loo, and you can do both of these in the HH at reasonable cost. And as I refuse to pass over any of my hard earned pennies to the bland corporation that is Starbucks , in we went. Now I really want to like this place, as it is a fine old building with superb ceilings, but for some reason I never feel comfortable here. It may be that due to its size and high ceilings that it never seems to have any atmosphere, irrespective of the size of the throng. Or perhaps that the beer quality and choice is usually average at best, or perhaps the usual laissez-faire service which seems to be the norm. But there were plenty of people in on this Sunday lunchtime munching on the roasts and I couldn’t fault the pint of Ringwood Fortyniner I had. Gann - 8 Dec 2009 13:38 |
| I've been going in this pub for several years now and the beer is always so so , never brilliant , but never undrinkable . I suspect the are using CO 2 top pressure ( dont know 100% only suspect ) as the beer is always bland . There's better places close by for decent Ale and this really is transit point for people getting onto trains going home , or an after work meeting point for going somewhere else . Always a good choice of beers , but there's something distinctly lacking about it , atmosphere and that extra effort on the beer quality that would make it well worth a visit gphillman - 2 Dec 2009 12:59 |
| After a breakfast or 2 or 3....(Bagel shop Brick Lane, Kellys pie & mash, & the Italian cafe on Bethnall Green Rd...It was time for a 10 a.m. pint on saturday morning-jump on the No 8 and get your tonsils tickled in here, not one of the best Wethers-but convenient all the same. EdgarBriggsMI5 - 25 Oct 2009 11:32 |
| Popped in to find a disappointing range of ales.Many of the microbrewery offerings had run out and I was faced with the mass produced and now indifferent Abbott,Pedigree,Courage Best and GK brewed Ruddles bitter.However managed to spot Exe Valley XXV was still on and although the ale was clear,there was a nasty woody tang which didnt warrant a second .The pub itself has an interesting ceiling but the gambling machines and the choice of furniture make the interior very dull and uninviting.The upstairs bar looks a bit better but only one guest is served there ,all other beers from the national brewers. Horrified to discover that this pub is in the 2010 GBG.The CAMRA boys need to search their souls ,promoting Weatherspoons where the beer quality is substandard is no way forward,especially in a faceless drinking barn like this.It may be cheap,very cheap with your CAMRA vouchers but its cheap for a reason.......the ale is piss poor. Bucking_Fastard - 30 Sep 2009 09:49 |
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