BITE user comments - darlofan
Comments by darlofan
Good pint of beer, friendly and welcoming (even for away supporters!!) Cracking little pub
12 Nov 2006 18:05
Looked horrible from the outside but actually worth a visit. Not if you're after real ales but a friendly Irish pub, quite handy for the station if you have time to kill.
17 Aug 2006 09:16
Faultless. Stayed there for a night recently, from the beer to the breakfast couldn't complain at anything.
17 Aug 2006 09:13
"anonymous" says it was the only pub that wasn't rammed. Having visited this pub I can see why. No real ales on, though maybe sometimes there are. Paid �8.25 for 2 pints of lager and a packet of crisps (sorry, accidental reference to that rubbish "comedy"). The pints weren't even full, the barmaid took 10 minutes to work out how to use the till..... Can you tell I wasn't impressed???
29 Apr 2006 16:56
The Essex Serpent, Covent Garden
Good little pub, if beer choice a bit limited. Nice restaurant upstairs and good little cellar bar downstairs too.
16 Apr 2006 10:08
If it is Whippet that they use I quite like it! Personally a fan of Everards so thought the place was OK
16 Apr 2006 10:03
Agree with everyone below. Excellent pub, friendly, good atmosphere, great beer...
16 Apr 2006 10:00
Number 22 Alehouse and Canteen, Darlington
FANTASTIC pub. Not sure about the whole "watch" thing though - what are you on about??!! Comfortable, great beer, great food, what more do you want...
16 Apr 2006 09:58
Well the cheapest pub in the land. Not a lot else to say.... Although it's the only place I've ever been locked in by the police against my will (Hartlepool fans outside)
16 Apr 2006 09:56
The Quaker Coffee House, Darlington
Fantastic pub. What more is there to say. Small and tucked away, you have to know it's there, but well worth finding. Good atmosphere and superb beer, always different every time you go.
16 Apr 2006 09:55
The Live and Let Live, Cambridge
Excellent beer, seriously EXCELLENT beer. Bit quirky I guess and seems to attract some odd people but this is Cambridge... Best pint around though.
16 Apr 2006 09:53
The Blonde Beer Cafe, Winchester
Does it claim to be a Belgian beer bar? Only Hoegaarden on tap and Leffe in bottles - that was it!
15 Apr 2006 10:48
Looks hideous from the outside but don't let that put you off. Seriously. Well worth going inside, very friendly, good beer, comfortable local. Real village sort of feel to it.
7 Apr 2006 21:01
Nice large pub, family friendly (which puts me off). You may think you're in Thailand or somewhere because they think it's normal to serve 6 meals to a group all at different times.
7 Apr 2006 20:57
The Rosemary Branch, Islington
I agree more with OCW - I did quite like this pub. Kind of old fashioned (which I quite like) but good service (yes really!) and good beer. Doesn't feel like a London pub but that's no bad thing I guess
7 Apr 2006 13:25
The Ship and Shovell, Charing Cross
Personal favourite of mine, always seem to end up there if in the area... Can be a bit cramped (they don't seem to open the left hand half often enough?) but full of character. Great beer (can't go too far wrong with Badger)
7 Apr 2006 12:52
Disagree about the friendliness of this place. They have always seemed friendly to me. This pub pretty much get everything else right too - good, and imaginative food, excellent beer, always changing. Pool and Sky Sports out the back, which you can avoid if you wish by sitting in the other section. Something for everyone.
7 Apr 2006 12:44
The Maid of Muswell, Muswell Hill
Decent beer but you pay for it... Pretty much sums it up. Real ales in decent nick plus some good German and Belgian beers available, on tap too. Good food as well.
7 Apr 2006 12:39
The Tram Depot, Cambridge
Disagree with the below - had a well kept pint of a beer I hadn't heard of - a good sign in my view
13 Apr 2007 08:58