Monaghan's Tavern, Wood Green

to nick the fish ! be it English Irish or any other race its ladies I was interested in not drunk, drugged up foul mouth trash with morals of alley cats and thats all there was in this pub and thank god none of which were Irish.

28 Feb 2009 10:50

The Bull, Edmonton

Went to meet some friends over the Christmas holidays we had mighty crack with the locals staff and managers alike. Was told by one of my friends that use it the grub is second to none cracking sunday lunch and it crossed the finish line without a problem. Phil and Ann run this pub as easy as most of us can run a bath. Lovely bar staff of all different ages all equally as nice as the other. Its a shame you don't find little bars like this anymore and i wish i lived closer. So just to finish, lovely ,clean, friendly, pub with great food and more importantly a very good pint of Guinness as well. if you would like a Sunday lunch that only your mother can match head to this little pub.

23 Feb 2009 10:07

The Fox Public House, Palmers Green

all is not lost I had a drink in my old favorite the well which has gone to the dogs and was a little depressing that there wsa no crack to be had in palmers green anymore. Then was told to head up to murrys otherwise known as the fox and low and behold it was like the wishing well patrons had just moved there. very big not what im used to but after a few pints I wasn't long getting back into swing of things. lovely bar staff one lad socer was great crack. take note Christina! and to all that don't no Christina is landlady of the wishing well down the road. fair play mighty crack in the fox

23 Feb 2009 09:20

The Wishing Well, Palmers Green

such ashame the crack has gone from my old favorite pub the well as we call it. What has happened ? There was a big difference to the pub we all loved so much. the bar maid was a friendly girl but some how I got the impression the landlady could smile a little more and mean it. Its only my opinion but it needs a new captain at the helm. very disappointed more like a morgue than the lively spot it once was. Conner Henery

23 Feb 2009 09:00