The Spinning Wheel, Northfields - pub details

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Address: 227-229, Northfield Avenue, West Ealing, London, W13 9QU [map] [gmap]

Tel: 020 8567 8348

Nearest tube stations Northfields (0.1 miles), South Ealing (0.4 miles), Boston Manor (0.6 miles)

Nearest train stations Brentford (1 mile), West Ealing (1 mile), Ealing Broadway (1.2 miles)

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Pub suggested by Pete on 31 Jul 2003

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an excellent pub in two ways: very good beer, cheerful staff but the publican is an oik. pity.
he is thicker than the shit of two pigs but he knows how to clean pipes, this is all that really matters in a pub.

go there but don't expect an intelligent conversation. and be prepared to get barred if you try to speak to him in words of more than half a syllable.
istenem - 20 Jun 2008 23:40
I used to go to the Wheel every other Saturday night after watching the mighty Bees and then sinking a few in the New Inn. Until my lunchtime drink last week I’d not been for about 12 years and apart from a few wall partitions being put in and glass doors at the front it is much the same as I remember.

There are 2 bars (one upstairs and one downstairs), 2 big screens and 2 plasma screens. The barman was surly and it took a lot of effort to get more than a grunt out of him.

There is a very limited lager selection and no real ale, but plenty of Guinness.

I wouldn’t bother going here just for a drink, but if any sport is on I’d imagine it being great. Also, if the Friday and Saturday nights are anything like they used to be they are well worth the trip.
Strongers - 20 May 2008 10:55
Absoultely fabntastic

Totally unpentious and just like being at a slightly dodgy Irish wedding. People talk to you at the bar and ask you to dance, let your hair down on the dancefloor to the live band. For people who are not typical Londoners for sure. Go for it!
sarahanders - 11 Nov 2007 01:43
Definitely one of the best places to watch live sport in Ealing.

Also, if you can see beyond the slightly rough and ready exterior, it's a fantastic place for a fun-filled, good-humoured, cheap night out on a Friday/Saturday. If you're sick of the unwarranted pretentiousness at some of Ealing Broadway's establishments, you're prepared to have a laugh (and you can't be ar**d with the nightbus home!), you could do a lot worse.

Live music, cheap drinks, late license and a tiny Chinese guy dancing around with a pint of Guinness in his hand - what more could you want?!
liyusnh - 5 Jun 2007 13:16
A Council cattlemarket filled with leering men and tarty women Went there with "friends" last night Its the pits The band was called the sinners which was appropriate as it was a sin to let any one of them near a musical instrument. Bar staff havent a clue, Bouncer was polite though
absolutebounder - 7 Jan 2007 18:46

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