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Called at the weekend and wish that I had not bothered. Only Bass and Doombar available. The Doombar was dreadful. Either the barrel was well past its sell-by date or the beer lines are in dire need of cleaning. Maybe both. At £3.30 a pint, I expect my beer in tip-top condition. Add to that a very unfriendly atmosphere and extremely loud music a rating of 1/10 is being very generous.
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it just gets worse , now its a gambling den and the beer is undrinkable
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Reopened recently after several month of being closed.
Called in to try a pint on Wednesday lunchtime. It was empty apart from two kids sitting on a sofa watching TV. No sign of any adults. After waiting for five minutes to be served I walked out.
If this is how they treat customers I won't be at all surprised to to see it closed again soon.
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closed
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dreadful place called in on my way to the pattenmakers as noticed a beer fest on ,if serving out of condition cloudy undrinkable beer can be called a beer fest, found the place to be very unfriendly
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Pleasant enough, though bland and uninspiring. Looked like an 80's throwback.
Nothing wrong with it though.
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Visited 29/6/10, 7pm.
Much improved since my last visit there in 2005. Five beers on. The Sharps Doom Bar was in good nick. One pump didn't have a brewery name so I asked the barman what it was. A terse reply of "I don't know" was eventually followed up by a visit to the cellar and he reported back with the answer. I would call again.
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I'm not raving about the pub itself but the beer was enjoyable. Big brands on offer were Bass and Ruddles County. Guests were Springhead Sweetlips and Blue Monkey 99 Red Baboons. I opted for the 99 Red Baboons which was well kept but served with a slightly bigger head than I like to see on a pint.
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the only true pub left in the village.great jukebox friendly staff and a great set of regulars!
john curcic - 14 Feb 2007 15:31 |
