The George and Pilgrim, Glastonbury

This is one of the busiest pubs in Glastonbury. The real ale is fantastic andthe food is generally good. Often have to wait a while to get served if they are busy and people are trying to check in to the hotel but if you're patient it is worth the wait.

Staff are generally neat and tidy and courteous. They sacked the rude barmaid finally!

Occasional bad customers are treated with a polite but firm hand.

They sometimes have music events and fortunately none of it is bloody karaoke!

I have been drinking here on and off for some years and consider it one of my locals.

23 Sep 2014 15:09

The Who'd A Thought It, Glastonbury

Poncey food at poncey prices. Beer is ok if you like Palmers. Drinks are not particularly cheap.

I looked at the menu one evening and walked out; Bangers and Mash - �10.25

3 Sep 2011 17:09

Globe Inn, Glastonbury

I rarely pop in here but sometimes will meet a mate for a drink.

They have Guinness in cans in the fridge and an ultra-sonic device that creates the liveliness in it. Since it's not costing the landlord anything in wastage with line cleaning and drip trays (it's a perfect pint every time without any mess) the Guinness is the cheapest in town bar none. The G&P has the cheapest actual draught Guinness as far as I'm aware. I haven't tried the other beers here.

It does seem to cater toward the younger drinkers.

It has a large TV usually showing sport or soaps and a pool table in the corner, darts and a skittle alley.

It also doesn't appear to be open very often or maybe I just catch it at the wrong times. I pop in once in a while but that's it.

3 Sep 2011 17:07