The Barking Dog, Barking - pub details
Address: 61 Station Parade, Barking, Essex, IG11 8TU [map] [gmap]
Tel: 020 8507 9109
Barking (0 miles), Upney (1 mile)
Barking (0 miles), Ilford (1.5 miles), Manor Park (1.8 miles)
Chain: Wetherspoons
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served, Real ale
- Wireless internet access (provided by The Cloud)
Pub suggested by Stephen on 16 Sep 2003
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Spotted Dog, Barking (0.1 miles), Top Up Bar, Barking (0.1 miles), @ Barking, Barking (0.2 miles), White Horse, Barking (0.2 miles), Britannia, Barking (0.3 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Barking Dog, Barking
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| I agree this is pretty dire, enter at own risk! lightman - 24 Mar 2008 23:55 |
| This pub is the setting for the Hollywood Movie Saw V. It is populated with toothles cockney scum who have scarlet, alcohol faces, and that's before I tell you about the men. If one raises their voice it makes heads turn, if said yelling yob catches their eye, he'll say "what you bogging at you cnut?". Lots of pregnant teens chain smoking outside and major drug deals going down. There is a family area where Stickey Wicket sings inaudible songs in his sweet, throat cancer tones. He usually finishes his renditions by collapsing onto a table of slops. badgerballs - 12 Oct 2007 16:09 |
| just don'i go in walk past and go to the dog it's a lot better littlecon - 23 Jul 2007 20:26 |
| My wife and I, who are partial to Wetherspoons, paid a vist to The Barking Dog on a rainy Saturday in June. We normally frequent Highbury and Hammersmith and not East London. The men's toilet was crammed and dirty and the overall place had a shabby look. My wife said the ladies' room was very shabby, very unusual for this chain. The one thing that one can count on in most outlets is that the beer is almost invariably good. A Heinekin and a Fosters were both off or perhaps the glasses were dirty for there was no lacing, a sure sign. Back to Highbury and Hammersmith. Gordonferry - 17 Jun 2007 12:22 |
| I have used that pub for the last 12 years and seen many good changes but what your area manager managed to do was wreck the whole ambiance by putting those tall tables in the cental bar area.There were four small tables and around table,this was known as The Knights of the Round Table. Every charity event,they contributed and assisted in the various raffles,and once raised over £3000 for a man called Bill who died at the table number 46. Since then it has been a focal point of the pub,where any body can come and talk about the various problems. We all contribute wether it is through talk,physical help or going to the pensions and credit deparment on the phone to assist them. Now these !!TABLES!! have been put in without any consideration for people who might be phisically,verticaly challanged or otherwise but liked to be able to talk to people who they know will help.I am along with others who DO NOT LIKE what as been done. Yours sincerly Budd Budd - 13 Dec 2006 16:01 |
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