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The Perry Hill, Catford - pub details

Previously called: The Two Brewers

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Address: 78-80 Perry Hill, Catford, London, SE6 4EY [map] [gmap]

Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 31961) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras

Nearest train stations Lower Sydenham (0.7 miles), Bellingham (0.7 miles), Catford (0.8 miles)

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> Current user rating: 5.3/10 (rated by 13 users)
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Reviews from 2011 are about right. Surely it is losing money (or involved in money laundering..)
Wont be missed if it does go.
baggydave - 28 Feb 2017 22:08
Over 20 years since I was here when it was called the Two Brewers.

It’s about 8pm on a Saturday night and it’s a third full, all punters are clearly locals. Music playing very loud in the bar we enter, there’s also a pool table.

2 cask ales on which were Sharp's Doom Bar and my choice which was Long Man Brewery Long Blonde...not a bad pint but not kept that well, good value at £2.80 a pint.

We take our beers and head out to the large garden at the side and rear, there’s a very large decking area with lots of benches.

Food is served inside but on this visit the only food option was a bar b q that was going on in the garden, food actually looked decent to be honest.

Not a pub I will return to as it is a bit if a dive though the staff and punters were friendly enough.

Ticked and that’s it for me.
lezford - 5 Jul 2015 07:36
Over 20 years since I was here when it was called the Two Brewers.

It’s about 8pm on a Saturday night and it’s a third full, all punters are clearly locals. Music playing very loud in the bar we enter, there’s also a pool table.

2 cask ales on which were Sharp's Doom Bar and my choice which was Long Man Brewery Long Blonde...not a bad pint but not kept that well, good value at £2.80 a pint.

We take our beers and head out to the large garden at the side and rear, there’s a very large decking area with lots of benches.

Food is served inside but on this visit the only food option was a bar b q that was going on in the garden, food actually looked decent to be honest.

Not a pub I will return to as it is a bit if a dive though the staff and punters were friendly enough.

Ticked and that’s it for me.
lezford - 5 Jul 2015 07:36
Over 20 years since I was here when it was called the Two Brewers.

It’s about 8pm on a Saturday night and it’s a third full, all punters are clearly locals. Music playing very loud in the bar we enter, there’s also a pool table.

2 cask ales on which were Sharp's Doom Bar and my choice which was Long Man Brewery Long Blonde...not a bad pint but not kept that well, good value at £2.80 a pint.

We take our beers and head out to the large garden at the side and rear, there’s a very large decking area with lots of benches.

Food is served inside but on this visit the only food option was a bar b q that was going on in the garden, food actually looked decent to be honest.

Not a pub I will return to as it is a bit if a dive though the staff and punters were friendly enough.

Ticked and that’s it for me.
lezford - 5 Jul 2015 07:36
Scary... food shockingly bad!!!! Beer garden is not good for children and in need of a lot of work. AVOID!!!!!
sobee - 10 Oct 2011 21:45

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