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Address: 284, Mitcham Rd, London, SW17 9NT [map] [gmap]

Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 2497) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras

Nearest tube stations Tooting Broadway (0.6 miles), Colliers Wood (0.8 miles)

Nearest train stations Tooting (0.2 miles), Streatham Common (1.2 miles), Haydons Road (1.3 miles)

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Ramble Inn, Tooting (0.1 miles), Gorringe Park, Tooting (0.1 miles), Long Room Bar and Hotel, Tooting (0.2 miles), Golden Anchor, Mitcham (0.3 miles), Antelope, Tooting (0.4 miles) - see more nearby pubs

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This pub has now closed. It is now a European delikatessen.
offramp - 26 Jan 2014 10:03
Went into this pub on 1 other occation and was not impressed at all that was 3 maybe 4 years ago and said i would never go back. however one drunken night last week i went in there with a freind and have to say wow! what a change for the good. it was buzzing with customers the busiest i have ever seen this pub. they had an elvis person on in the back function bar but the place was rammed packed. a freind told me to try the place as it has good bands singers etc. and he was so right. its exspensive the side and back bar does need a clean up but what a change for the good. finally the place has got managment who cares about the place! will return and so should others its not the railway bell we all knew and hated its the new railway bell that people should try!
tootingboy - 21 Apr 2012 10:21
Had 15 minutes to kill waiting for a train so popped in for a quick one. Only London Pride on (�1.65 a half). Looks a bit shabby and run down, stage area around the back.
GuideDogSaint - 22 Sep 2011 12:41
Still empty. I'd give it a try if it had live music that attracted me, like ORIGINAL bands, not covers bands or such.
But I don't blame the management for booking bands playing more tried-and-tested material. At least it's not the front room of the Gorringe with its one man bands posing as live music.

Happy to help with some custom, when I'm not too busy travelling to places that offer something I need - but Tooting is a pretty diverse place (read: socially-segregated).

Divided along the lines of race, nationality and culture with very LITTLE mixing (even Brixton has more with their snobby places), and it's not the British people's fault as I detect very little racism there... lovely sociable, educated immigrants only come in the form of doctors and the rare open-minded people who're above being held-back by invisible, old-fashioned, pathetic social barriers). Everyone shares the desire for a new LCD TV on their wall, why that instead of sharing the desire to socialise together and mix? Scared? At some level, yes! Poor people monetarily seems to mean poor people socially, how sad. I live here, incidentally, but it's bloody true if you look around! That's the problem with many pubs and public places in Tooting - ignorance of how to live nicely, rather than rushing around to the next earning opportunity, ghetto it is indeed! Only love can overcome the ghetto's pressures, whoever you are and wherever you come from... Where's the love, Tooting?
Groovehound - 27 Jul 2011 19:41
A quick thanks to my bro for getting this site to my attention and allowing me to vent my anger.
This lunchtime me and bruv whent in to this pub for a quick drink,the place was nearly empty,i bort 2 drinks and sat down,i then realised i had been shrt changed by �3,i was fuming but bro said to leave it as i cant proof it.i tell you now,next time i go in there and she tries that again her face jewels wont be on her face !!!!
SUEBLAKE - 2 Feb 2011 20:23

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