please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Became the Rock and then the Railhouse and now looks closed again.
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Still closed. Not called the Funktion. Who knows, who cares.....
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Re-opening again by the looks of things, renamed 'The Funktion'
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Johnny Harrison (PE teacher), Sean Bennett (crazy loud postman)and good old Foxy the Guvnor :-)
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do you have there 1st names then maybe i can let you know as i know ppl on a 1st time terms not as far as surnames yet lol
anonymous - 21 Nov 2005 13:02 |
I haven't been back to London for a while so dont know if the same people run it or not, can anyone shed any light?
I bet bennett, harrison, mullen, alfie and the crew are still in the same spot on a sunday lunchtime, bennett everyday (not doran cos he not allowed out)
anonymous - 21 Sep 2005 16:35 |
This is a great little pub, that still gives people what they want from a pub, friendly people and good beer even if it is a little expensive compared to where i now live in Lancaster!!!!!
As for the sunday nights i used to work behind the bar sunday nights for a couple of months in 2000 and still remember some of them i dont know how considering how much i used to drink behind the bar (Cheers Foxy).
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Do they still have that drop-dead gorgeous bloke singing live on a Sunday??
Stopped going there after the shooting and the knifings.....
If Mr Lovely still sings - might go back! ;-)
anonymous - 12 Sep 2005 00:23 |
Very basic local boozer. Badly in need of a sympathetic refit. Friendly staff. The place for a quiet pint in Raynes Park.
Martin - 11 Mar 2004 12:15 |
this is very much a 'locals local'
but although a refit is well
overdue,it is a great pub for a
'quiet drink' the staff are very
friendly,and always have time for
a quick chat,also has a pool
table and darts,with the usual
sky sports big screen,juke box is
always turned up on request,and
a choice of 2 bars either the
victoria (snug) or the lively
waterloo.always a pleasure to
visit,my grandad was a regular
during the war!
sledgehammer - 22 Nov 2003 14:49 |
