The Assembly, Tower Hill - pub details
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Address: 14-15, Seething Lane, London, EC3N 4AX [map] [gmap]
Tel: 020 7626 3360
Tower Hill (0.1 miles), Monument (0.3 miles), Aldgate (0.3 miles)
Tower Gateway (0.2 miles), Bank (0.5 miles)
Fenchurch Street (0.1 miles), Cannon Street (0.5 miles), London Bridge (0.5 miles)
Pub added by Techno. Last visited on 21st Apr 2005.
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user reviews of the Assembly, Tower Hill
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| You're talking out of your arse! Who sells wine for £250 a bottle except maybe the Mirabelle or Fat Duck? I've had plenty of great experiences here. The food is excellent, the staff are great and the managers really know how to look after their guests. Go back to the Liberty Bounds because that's clearly the type of establishment that suits you. Cheap and nasty! AnnaHaven - 25 Jul 2008 01:49 |
| Being a very occasional frequenter to The Liberty Bounds Wetherspoon, I have surprised myself for, until last Friday (July 4), failing to notice the bar situated literary next door, The Assembly. I decided to take the plunge and popped my head in and in all truthfulness, wish I hadn’t bothered. For you see, this is a bar aimed at those who enjoy monotonous music, “trendy” seating, wood panelled flooring and big modern art prints for décor. And just what is the point of the open kitchen? Is being able to se the chef cook going to result in better tasting food? Doubt it. The usual euro fizz was on offer (Stella £3.40), though it was pleasing to see a real ale, Adnams Bitter, I believe. The staff were friendly enough and of Polish origin. Taking into account the custom the bar anticipates and primarily caters for, than, I suppose it does the job, though it’s most certainly not a place you’ll see this reviewer visit twice - One more thing. You can get wine in here at £250 a bottle. HTM69 - 9 Jul 2008 21:55 |
| This pub has a ceiling like you would find in a multi storey car park. The accoustics suffer and as a result everyone has to shout to be heard over the din. Food is pretty good and you can see the kitchen, so they have nothing to hide. Beer is normally well kept, though they do suffer from the overseas staff habit of failing to comprehend what constitutes an actual pint. Frequent requests for top ups can get a bit tedious. Decent enough bar though and I have had many a happy night there. whileyn - 5 Apr 2008 10:24 |
| Someone told me this was owned by the same company as the Couch on Dean St. Soho. It would make sense. It feels like a school canteen. Dull, bland and a bit awkward and not sure of what they are doing. Can't understand why it is so busy . Ok, apart from that. anonymous - 4 Aug 2007 14:14 |
| Someone told me this was owned by the same company as the Couch on Dean St. Soho. It would makw sense. It feels like a school canteen. Dull, bland and a bit awkward and not sure of what they are doing. Can't understand why it is so busy . Ok, apart from that. anonymous - 4 Aug 2007 14:13 |
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