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The Hole In The Wall, Waterloo - pub details

...is that has a pinball table--a Williams "Medieval Madness" which is in very good setup and condition..., second a larger, spacious room of wooden tables, music and fruit machines. Beer garden not the most ..., if somewhat slightly irregular, Electric Circus music quiz. Again I find myself in a quandary. As ... , . When I say 'quiet' I mean without loud music. It is under a rather busy railway bridge so it's ...

Dirty Dick's, Bishopsgate - pub details

...upstairs bar provides a nice quiet haven from the madness of Friday night in the square mile. If you're ..., Beer (Young's) in fair fettle and decent enough music for my tastes (80's Ska) in the background. TV ..., beams and, despite excessively loud "background" music on my recent late evening visit, a pleasant ..., bar was very quiet, Cricket on TV, some light music filling the room and the Saffa barman having the ...

The Lamb and Flag, Marylebone - pub details

...Ok-ish pub, handly located away from the madness that is Bond Street. Plenty of outside seating on ..., or it could be due to the overly loud dance music blasting out of the speakers on a Tuesday night. ...

The Millstone, Old Basing - pub details

...This week, they had Danish Dynamite and Midsummer Madness - yum. The Queens Arms by the Railway station had ..., since the Cromwell has closed, .... Doesn't have music, is a little small, and when your having a few ...

The Mayflower, Rotherhithe - pub details

...guest ales - Rooster's Yankee and Tetleys midsummer madness, all on cask. Another big improvement..., on the far end of the bar which is a shame and the music was a bit too loud. Given the number of people in ..., the only bum note being that there was lousy dance music playing over tinny speakers when the place really ..., pub, very popular with tourists. Doesn't have any music, fruit machines etc, which seems to keep most of ...

The Dog and Bull, Croydon - pub details

...A refuge from the madness of Christmas shopping. Pop in and have a Winter ..., jukebox was well used playing the sort of decent music that I grew up to in the late 70s, early 80s..., by a long way) but completely ruined by loud music blasting out all over the outdoor area (and inside ..., evening in the Dog and bull last night. Blaring music made conversation difficult, and the staff refused ...

The Champion, Fitzrovia - pub details

...helps to create a beautiful serenity away from the madness of Oxford Street. Overall, worth a visit if ... , drinks, friendly staff and, mercifully, free of music. Ideal when you want to avoid the overcrowded ..., Sam Smith's is there - good, cheap beer, no music, nice fittings and so on - but something about this..., over-the-odds on worthless tat), and there's no music playing. This allows you to clear your mind, and ...

The White Horse, Hertford - pub details

...without the help of the smoking ban and recession, madness. anyway i'll be in when i'm next in town, as long ..., has been the best seller for months). Plenty of music on (a folk club meets upstairs regularly). And ..., The madness that is Fullers continues. They have installed a "..., it still serves a good pint, had very successful music night on Friday & the food is taking off again.So ...

The Scarsdale Tavern, Kensington - pub details

...the food is nice. BUT. I went there for the oreo madness (the most amazing dessert in London) and they don't..., talk to people without being bothered by rubbish music, as there is no music outside. Scarsdale is ..., talk to people without being bothered by rubbish music, as there is no music outside. I read the ...

The George, Chertsey - pub details

...The madness of 'king George!!!!!! Jesus h! This place is '..., menu (homemade pizza's & pasta to crocodile!) Live music friday & saturday nights, excellent beer garden, ...

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