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Age: 59

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The Cock, Oxford Circus

Best kept beer in the West End. Unpretentious pub - great!

1 Sep 2007 02:55

The Horns, Watford

Definitely my favourite pub. Completely unpretentious, always very welcoming and usually a great atmosphere - especially when bands are playing which is several times a week. Bar staff are always attentive and courteous and the beers are properly kept. They also serve good quality bar meals in generous portions although the menu is a bit limited. The decor is full of music memorabilia so there's always something to catch the eye. There's also an all-weather covered patio so you can always enjoy a drink al fresco! Highly commended!

1 Sep 2007 02:49

The Roundbush, Aldenham

Stopped off for a quick pint and bite to eat about 2pm last Sunday with my 10 year old son after morning activity. I liked the pub being unpretentious and generally welcoming. There were a few ales available on tap and I chose Green King IPA which was reasonably well kept and the hugely overworked bar staff were attentive and polite although it took nigh on 15 mins to get served.

However the food was a disappointment in terms of, quality, value and speed of service which was dire. Perhaps they had underestimated the level of demand on sunny Sunday. Having waited 15 minutes to get order taken at bar it took 50 mins to produce a synthetic-looking fish fillet in batter and an uninspiring quarter pound burger, both served with obviously frozen and oily french fries and a sad-looking salad garnish. Like most choices on the menu, each meal cost about �8 so hardly stunning value either.

I might go back for a drink sometime if passing but not to eat. The Battle Axes about half a mile south is a better bet for food.

12 Jun 2007 01:44

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