Monaghan's Tavern, Wood Green - pub details
Address: High Rd, Wood Green, London, N22 [gmap]
Pub suggested by zagreb on 25 Apr 2005
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> Current user rating: 2.9/10 (rated by 10 users)
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user reviews of Monaghan's Tavern, Wood Green
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| Walked in here yesterday only had One Pint of Guinness then left and went down to the Sprigfield. Seems to be too clicky with own little crowed. You get the feeling they don't want to welcome new customers. Alesonly - 13 Feb 2008 21:52 |
| Horrible place. If you're English forget it. Wouldn't go there again if all the beer was free. Cockney_Hammer - 28 Jul 2007 17:20 |
| just had to pop in!after the previuos reviews. On the contary to peoples experiences, I found the ambience very welcoming and felt at home immediately. Sraff were efficient and friendly. No waiting for drinks. I thoroughly enjoyed as the irsih would say a good nights CRAIC!!!!!! Recommended to all!! Plus right beside the bus and tube great for staggering home!!!! britastic - 11 Nov 2006 12:53 |
| It was a successful thriving pub when it was the Jolly Butchers. I'm Irish and went in here a while ago (just because we were passing and decided to try it out). There were 2 women there - both drunk and acting like trailer trash. I ordered 2 pints and one of the women said "I don't know where she's gone but I'll serve ya"! There were no other customers. A man joined them shortly after and they sat staring at us - so we drank up and left never to return. It's unbelievably awful and an embarrassment to the Irish! elllie - 8 Sep 2006 11:31 |
| Went in here last bank holiday monday, and i don't feel in a rush to return. The pub its self is in light (coloured) wood. No real character, apart from a few locals. It's irish, very irish! What was it like when it was Jolly butchers? Maja - 5 May 2006 15:39 |
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