The Honor Oak, Honor Oak - pub details
Address: 1 St. German's Road, Forest Hill, London, SE23 1RH [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 30754) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Honor Oak Park (0.5 miles), Catford (0.6 miles), Forest Hill (0.6 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served (12.30 - 3pm and 6.30 - 9pm Monday - Saturday), Sunday roast (12.30 - 4pm), Real ale (Selection changes weekly), Cocktails (Ample list, and bar staff willing to have a go at anything!)
- Outside seating, Children allowed, Late licence (Open til 1am Friday & Saturday), Credit cards accepted, Car park, Smoking area (No smoking throughout interior, heated smoking area in garden), Function room for hire, Wireless internet access (Free to paying pub users!), Disabled access, Disabled toilet
Pub suggested by localbloke on 2 Feb 2007
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> Current user rating: 7.1/10 (rated by 20 users)
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Blythe Hill Tavern, Forest Hill (0.3 miles), Chandos, Honor Park (0.3 miles), Railway Telegraph, Forest Hill (0.3 miles), Red Rooms, Honor Oak Park (0.4 miles), Equal, Honor Oak Park (0.4 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Honor Oak, Honor Oak
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| used to work in here when it was St Germains would have felt safer walking down Beirut high street at the height of the troubles. Bottles reguarly knocked off the optics and this was just the girls who used throw pool balls the bottles and shout about it being a shit pub. Then in the other bar customers helping themselves couldn't wait to leave. Just recently head it has been knocked down and had flats built on it if this true the world has been saved from the scum of this pub if not it sounds quite a civilised place to while away some time dougie59 - 8 Oct 2011 07:45 |
| A nice family friendly pub, fairly recently rennovated in the usual 'trendy' way. Good food, although a little pricey and only serves a selection of Roasts on Sundays. This is our local and we really like it here especailly as the Manager is such a lovely chap, however the same can't be said for the youngish bar staff who are fairly stroppy and occasionally incompetent. A good range of ales on tao and bottled and I think 1 cider on tap also, with a selection of bottles. Could do with a larger variety of lagers with Stella and Amstel on tap. newbySE23 - 30 Mar 2010 19:13 |
| This is an extremely friendly, welcoming and charming local pub that has been renovated to an attractive and cozy modern decor. The drinks are first rate and although I have yet to try the food, it looks great. We are looking to move to the area and having such a nice local nearby was a significant factor in our decision. BCM1981 - 24 Feb 2010 09:10 |
| As you approach this pub the signage gives you an idea of what to expect in the inside. There is some of the original tiling on the exterior, but other than that it looks like what it is – a pub that has been “made over” to such an extent that none of its original character remains. When I was in here on Friday lunchtime there was one largish party enjoying a Christmas dinner. All of the other free tables had “reserved” signs on them, and most of the others that were occupied seemed to be involved in children’s parties. But I got a seat at the bar, and had a decent drop of St Austell Tribute (at £3.20 a pint). There were two other ales on – Rosie Nosey and London Pride. As I recall, there were also a couple of sofas on the left as you go in. Judging from my one visit, it looks as if this place has re-branded itself as a restaurant. The pictures on the walls seem to be of children’s wooden toys, including one that looked a bit like a naked wooden Barbie. Quite bizarre. Pride of place however, was a photograph of what looked like a wheelchair bound hospital patient. Maybe there was more to it than met the eye, but I thought that it was in incredibly bad taste. The combination of the noise from the children and the unattractive surroundings made me finish my drink and leave as soon as possible. I won’t be back. RexRattus - 6 Dec 2009 16:14 |
| Tribute has become the always available ale, and is really well looked after (if you've had it in a bottle, don't be put off as the cask is the real deal). London Pride is apparently coming in soon, and Rosey Nosey for the Christmas season. Best quality beer in the area, even the lager tastes like it's been looked after. jameslikesbeer - 1 Dec 2009 14:39 |
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