Kings Arms, Bexleyheathback to pub details please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
good pub, nice atmosphere but a bit too small!!
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This pub is little bit tired, most of the clientele are the wrong side of 40, and big Chas and Dave fans (singing along to the jukebox) when I last visited. New Ladylady's trying to turn this pub around but the jury's definately out!
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I've lived in Bexleyheath for 32 years but never been in this pub before today. The first impression I got of the pub was that is stunk of urine. This was in the bar, not the toilet.
The only real ale I could see was Courage Best which wasn't bad but �2:90 a pint was 35P dearer than The Volunteer where I'd been earlier.
Of the two I'd certainly chose the Volunteer.
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LOVE THIS PUB
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The Kings Arms, what a great traditional pub, nice food, good atmosphere, friendly staff, quiz on a tuesday night, sky and setanta sports, good real ale, possibly the only pub on the broadway you can take your partner and have a sensible drink any time of day and night and weekend, great stuff, cheers
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The below review is currently on the page of the nearby Bricklayers Arms, but the pub I am actually referring to is this one, The Kings Arms. A complete cock up on my part, I can only apologise. I�ve never even visited The Bricklayers Arms!
My visit was way back in October 06, so I suppose is a little out of date. Better late than never though!
Prior to last Fridays visit (13th Oct), my only previous time spent in The Bricklayers Arms was one Saturday afternoon a couple of years back. It was a scruffy old dump then and while the fairly recent refurbishment has been successful, the pub has seemingly retained the run-down feel of old. Despite this though, there is a definite warmness to this pub, which it distinctively lacked on my last visit. With both a Lloyds Bar and regular �Spoons nearby, this pub isn�t the cheapest in the area (though it certainly isn�t dear), yet if you prefer your fellow customers to be little more on the mature side and your drinking venue a little more traditional, then you could do worse than this old watering hole.
HTM69 - 16 Mar 2008 16:12 |
had a meal in here ages ago which was very nice,but as it was so long ago I cant really comment,seems to be geared up to the passing trade from the busy shops as it's locality on the fringe of the pedestrianised area right next to asda,
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