William Jolle, Northwood Hills - pub details

Address: 53 Joel Street, Northwood Hills, Middlesex, HA6 1LL [map] [gmap]

Nearest tube station Northwood Hills (0.1 miles)

Nearest train stations Hatch End (2 miles), Carpenders Park (2.3 miles), Headstone Lane (2.4 miles)

Pub facilities/features:
Cask Marque accreditation

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> Current user rating: 4.6/10 (rated by 10 users)
> Local guide: Middlesex pub guide
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user reviews of William Jolle, Northwood Hills

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Average age 75
Food was horrible
Chips where cold
Got the order wrong
Bar staff didnt seem to understand English, dispite being English.
wfccasual - 30 Apr 2008 23:51
I have just been in for a few drinks and have to agree with SirGeoffrey, I too believe that the beer availabilty has improved. The food too has improved as there is a new kitchen manager who works during the day.

Looking forward to there October beer festival - starts this Friday (20th)!!
Ktmadz - 16 Oct 2006 16:28
Now has a new "over 21s" policy. The landlord says he's done it to get out the chavs and to try and make it the best pub in the area. He's also been notified that the pub will be in the "Good Beer Guide" for 2007 and has proudly put his "GBG" sicker in the window.
I hereby uprate my rating to 9 (nobody, apart from Bo Derrick has a perfect 10!).
SirGeoffrey - 14 Oct 2006 20:38
Fastduck, sorry that your meal was bad. I only use the place as a "boozer" and my recent experience has been that things have improved since my previous comment. Much less "sorry not available" and since the new legislation the longer opening hours have meant greater hangovers!
My advice would be to eat in restaurants and drink in pubs.
Also, from previous experience, I wouldn't hold your breath waiting for a decent response from Wetherspoons customer service; I really don't think they are interested.
SirGeoffrey - 7 Oct 2006 19:56
Service has gone down terribly in this pub. Seemed to be different staff nearly every few weeks in the summer

Last month went in for a steak meal with a friend. The steaks were well overcooked. Also my mixed grill was delivered looking like no other mixed grill I've ever had. Thought I had the wrong meal. The meat items piled on top of each other in the middle of the plate, surround with lettuce leaves. The sauasage and Pork steak were actually missing. Complained about the missing two items they were retrieved from the kitchen. Complained to a member of staff about the meals who said they would get the manager. Twenty minutes later after being told we are busy, we left without seeing the manager.

Complained to the Wetherspoon's head office but have had no joy, one vague reply and that was a month ago. Almost as if they are treating me as a trouble making liar. Eat here at your peril!! In view of the poor response by their customer services am boycotting all Wetherspoon pubs in the area from now on.
fastduck - 29 Sep 2006 17:04

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