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Goose, Camberley

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Tried a few weeks ago, fish & chips was most disappointing. Probably not cod but some foreign stuff?? Will go across road to Claude du Vall in future as that IS proper cod. Driving, so did not try ale.
arthur256 - 4 Jun 2012 19:34
12 months since last in. bargain a barrel of old stella selling for �1-49 a pint. after slow serving in spoons across the high street got served straight away. has i said before better than the jd spoons. not messing about with credit cards for drinks no coffee orders. a ok pub by me
forestwood - 28 Nov 2010 21:58
12 months since been in. went in a few times in my short stay in camberley. was on wells bom at 1-74 pint was excellent how locals get is a bit rough i dont know they want to try goose pubs in north west england now rate this better than jd across the road
forestwood - 10 Dec 2009 21:17
The pub is a little rough around the edges, its slipt into three areas, a farely large establishment. three real ales for choice. Pride, IPA and Breakspear, somethimes their is a Guest Ale. Has good deals on food and drinks!
haleale - 29 Aug 2009 10:27
I visited this establishment on Wednesday 11/02/09. The beer was excellent Breakspears@�1.79. also it was Grill day I had the rump steak/chicken which @ around �6 was a good value meal John Smiths smooth included was very good.Rather crowded ,the furnishings were a bit tatty.the gents toilet certainly under par,needs a refit.
retiree - 12 Feb 2009 06:25
had a pint of 1664 which was cheap at 2-29 for the south east because it is 2-09 in my local goose in one of the cheapest area in england it was only saturday afternoon but i found no worse than the goose in my town the only fault being that the only beers being ipa and breakspear because i prefer a 4-3vol upwards for taste would go again because i am in camberley 3-4 times a year but prefer jd pub across the high street
forestwood - 8 Dec 2008 19:28
a roughish pub tho but the real ale is cheap �1.55 to �1.80 a pint, cheap properly why cheap people come here!
haleale - 3 Dec 2008 09:55
Another pub which has seen a refurb during early 2008, has got three Real Ales on offer - Greene King IPA �1.70, London Pride and a Cheap and a great �1.55 pint of Breakspear Bitter!
Their has been a removeal of their Pool table. A great pub, can be packed during friday and saturday nights - a range of people visit here!
neil19 - 5 Nov 2008 15:00
like the claud du vall with the mixture of people, yeah watch your back, or you will find a dart in it.
do some good deals with the beer though, had one on bottles of kroneneburg when i went, but that was some time ago
unclesam - 10 Oct 2007 18:28
Good price beer large and airy pub.
zamora250 - 26 Aug 2007 10:42
Visited recently and yes, it does wiff a bit, but the sofas are nice and comfy and the beer is a decent price
RobMcC - 12 Feb 2007 23:07
Stinks, no-one cleans up... beer nicely priced tho...They should have more magners :-)
xxsasxx - 10 Jul 2006 11:32
Nice sofa's last time I visited. haven't been for a while though, 'cos I no longer catch the bus! Cider's nicely priced and the staff seem efficient.
RobMcC - 17 Feb 2006 16:30
Let me start off by actually complimenting this hooch haven, it's not bad. That is to say it doesn't suck like 90% of other boozerys in our beloved yokel town.
The beer is reasonably priced, and in plentiful supply in various types/forms/sizes. This however is where the love ends. Tragic.

Given that this is the only pub in Camberley you can speak and BE HEARD in, it has proved rather popular. Which then leads to a dilemma of poor seating, heaven forbid if you take Barry's chair without his consent. That was his Grandfather's I'll have you know you young roustabout. The clientel have been know to get very teratorial over such matters, and women have been seen to chase other women around the pub in fits of blind rage screaming obscenities. This is compounded by the door staff taking bets on whether "Trace" or "Charmane" will kick the snot out of the other. In short, watch your back.

Talking of your back, it's time to describe the bountiful toilet experience in this beer-o-ganza. On entering the "toilet", you'll find a thin covering of spewt, toilet water and piss lapping gently at your shoes - ladies, open toed shoes are bad for you in this instance. Cover them!
Should you manage to make it to the cubicle, or urinal - I'd pee with your heard turned. An unwatching back is a knifed back in this place. Worse yet, nobody likes getting bummed between pints. Watch it, you've been warned.


randlor - 4 Jan 2006 16:01
I think he may be talking about the special condoms and fun inflatable sheep that appear to be prevalent in pub lavatories in Camberley. The door also makes a noise when someone goes in there, presumably for comic effect! Nothing special about the beers here, though they do a nice range of ales. Wetherspoons-style atmosphere
Will2 - 9 Jun 2005 18:05
A good place. Never checked the lavatories i do not know what JJ Akumba suggests by the objects in the lavotories, but it would have been interesting to have found out. Maybe similiar to Yates perhaps
aleman - 9 Jun 2005 00:52
One of those cheap chain bars with good offers on. Bar gets v busy on friday and sat nights. Good selection of Sahara nuts and objects to purchase in the toilet!
JJ Akumba - 9 Oct 2004 01:09

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