The Leamington, Acton - pub details

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Address: 222, Horn Lane, London, W3 6TG [map] [gmap]

Tel: 020 8993 3469

Nearest tube stations North Acton (0.5 miles), West Acton (0.7 miles), Acton Central (0.7 miles)

Nearest train stations Acton Main Line (0.1 miles), Acton Central (0.7 miles), South Acton (1.4 miles)

Pub suggested by Miranda Oakley on 2 May 2003

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> Current user rating: 6.0/10 (rated by 6 users)
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user reviews of the Leamington, Acton

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Gastro, pine-floored, turquoise-ceilinged wine-bar this ain't but, as my fellow-reviewers point out, this is a pubber's pub. Sport beams from the screens, some folks look like they're registered to vote from there, and a glorious waft of diesel sometimes enters via the door to the beer-yard by the busy Great Western railway. Staff friendly and attentive; age-range reassuringly wide; some sort of table-based games visible on the south side. That yard, by the way, is no leafy rural nook. We are talking Kraftwerk industrial revolution soundtrack as the London-bound HSTs try to reach 125 mph without then slamming into the buffers at Paddington. Acton Main Line station very handy, though train-services are being constructively degraded so that some grandee can turn around one day and close it for alleged lack of demand. Buses 266 and 260 (the latter northbound only) pass, as does most of London's other traffic, it sometimes seems.
pauldanon - 10 Aug 2005 14:51
Been going to this pub for years too many in fact very friendly staff been out drinking with a few of them when the pub closes. Landlord and Landlady are really nice so are the kids apart from the fact that they support Chelsea!
piglet69 - 18 May 2005 19:01
This used to be a real dump and seriously rough place, we had a pitch at the playing fields in Noel Rd across the way, so this was our nearest postgame watering hole, and it was a hole back then too, so we never stayed long !!!

Have known the current owners (and their sons) for a few years now through the local pool league and they are top people and have really turned the pub around, good beer and friendly service and if youre looking for a good game of pool this is the place to play !!!!


ChelseaLes - 3 Mar 2005 11:33
this pub is ok. bit boring. not that friendly - but it aint the bronx.
stoichkov - 12 Jul 2004 14:46
Ignore these Philistines. Apart from the fact that there are far rougher parts of Acton (let alone London) than this, it's a pub that just oozes character. Physically it resembles a huge Dairylea slice partitioned off in the middle to form two parts. Yes there are men drinking guiness and watching the horse racing but so what. It's better than having football on constant rotation surely.
Good for: A few cheeky jars.
thenationofjames - 11 Dec 2003 14:23

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