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More of a restaurant/wine bar than a pub. Although they did stock 3 real ales - Courage Best & Directors & Theakston Black Bull Bitter. The decor is modern and there are plenty of staff who all seemed friendly.
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Overpriced, filled to the rafters with rude obnoxious city boys & old city boys with the young ones on initiation!
D�cor would be nice� if you are a fan of dogs or read horse & hound monthly.
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Think it was in the 2006 or 2007 guide. it does real ale but incredibly expensive and not reaslly worth the bother.
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It's not in my copy of the GBG 2009 or 2008.
Did you mean the Good Pub Guide? They're very different things.
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Why on earth is this place in the Good Beer Guide? It's a pleasant, stylish bistro for business types, but only one ale? The TT Landlord was acceptable, if a little lively, but this is not a proper pub.
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Visited this stylish bistro early on a Tuesday lunchtime and is was quiet, and I had a Church End beer. It was served well enough, but �3.00 a pint for a 3.8% beer seemed a little steep.
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One of the most stylish places I've been in; shame the beer was warm and the range so dreary.
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Banker's bar! I was unable to make a fair judgment of the place when I visited on a Saturday afternoon, but they served some OK Church End beer and it seemed fairly pleasant. I could easily imagine this place filling up with suits and pretentious types though. The magnums of Bollinger behind the bar made me suspicious. And the name is somewhat tacky.
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