O'Neills, Woking

after an exhausting evening calling on three elderly spinsters of my parish this St.Patricks Day I decided on a quick spot of libation prior to evening prayer and chanced upon O'Neill's Woking (a local tavern dedicated to the hedonistic pleasure of the "craic") they were in full choral voice namely a reworked version of Thomas Tallis's fine hymn "Bohemian Rhapsody", a young combo were entertaining the congregation at the far end and sounded in good voice, .......attractive staff efficiently dispensed copious amounts of Guinness and other beers et al even though the bar was four deep in cusomers.
I found a comfortable sheltered spot under the ample bosoms of an attractive lady who was dancing on the table beside me and quietly pondered on my calling as a man of the cloth, to hell with it I thought and jumped up with her, great night, great time, even got a snog!) thumbs up and thanks,
The Rev. Armitage-Shanks

18 Mar 2005 22:59

O'Neills, Woking

friendly sort of place,made even a newcomer like me feel like a regular, was on first name terms with Kate the manager in less than ten minutes, had a pub lunch with food cooked by their in house chef Ricardo Bonere, A1 for taste and presentation(Woking's gain is Paris's loss!)came back on Friday night to catch the live band, squeezed into a corner and watched the whole of Woking at play......great atmosphere! well worth a visit and to quote my ol' mate Arnie " I'll be b..."

14 Oct 2004 21:39