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This pub is an absolute dump!
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Spent a few months around this part of Crawley and watched this place go further and further down the plughole. What should be a cracking community pub is often a venue for fighting dogs, alcoholic drop-outs and worse. Monday nights, there's a great Irish barmaid who is attentive to customers. Since the last couple left, there's a bloke managing it who, frankly, couldn't give a damn about his customers. He regularly allows his dog to fight with customers' dogs, and generally chooses who he will - and will not - speak to. One Saturday evening, he spent a whole hour on his phone without even pausing the conversation when pulling drinks. His attitude stinks. The place looks run down and looks like it could close any minute. I wouldn't go there again if it was the last pub on earth! Plenty of better options within walking distance (Snooty Fox for example).
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new managers lets hope for some new ideas pls
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This pub books local band and then the land lady fins any excuse not to pay leaving local musicians out of pocket after they have made a lot of money from them.
"The singer asked for a glass of tap water"
That was their last reason not to pay for all the sound equipement I rented, the landlady is a psycho and the pub is rough and the food smells of...
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This pub is quite OK.Pool is very popular as it seems to be in most Crawley area pubs.Friendly.London Pride only real ale.
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good local, friendly staff great pint of pride just need to sort tv out about 2sec delay from commentary to pic not good when the footies on ,overall a nice pub with very good food that is well priced
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This is one of the better modern pubs with friendly staff, lots of space and regular music & quiz nights. It also boasts 3 pool tables and sports TV. I've been there a few times and have enjoyed the evening.
anonymous - 9 Nov 2007 13:45 |
Good local community pub where the Landlord and Landlady are always around to welcome you which can be quite rare these days. Food good but the bar prices are a little expensive. Always busy for the Quiz Night on a Thursday.
anonymous - 23 Aug 2007 15:42 |
My brother-in-law took us here for a drink on Xmas day lunchtime.
I sighed when i saw that Fullers London Pride was the only Real Ale. But i was plesently surprised, it was actually very good.
This pub is already a non-smoking pub and there is a friendly welcome.
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Interesting pub. Modern, sky sports, snooker, darts etc. - everything I wouldn't normally pick for a night out at a pub. But, that said, my teenage kids love it and it's a friendly, non-smoking pub with live music (Soul Reaction were playing, who I was recommended to see), is easy to park and 5 mins from Three Bridges main line station. Beers were standard stuff, but kept well.
anonymous - 12 Dec 2006 11:14 |
Spit and sawdust. Entertainment is the likes of Bernard Manning and Jim Davidson. Draw your own conclusions. Never been the same since Bowlingo disappeared.
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Good lively pub with bands every weekend and DJ's and Karaoke. Good atmosphere reasonably priced drinks and right by a mainline station. Cotton Candy Killers play here a lot and they are always worth checking out (playing again on 28th Jan 06)
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