Five Bells, Copleback to pub details please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Seemed like a friendly enough local establishment. It's another Greene King pub, that was serving their IPA & Rocking Rudolph from Hardy & Hansons. A few of the clientele were a little rowdy and were getting ready for an evening on the town. Live football was on the TV.
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Staff and clientelle very friendly. Beer of decent quality. Landlord/owner makes and effort to put events on and make customers feel welcome. Food was OK and your typical pub grub.
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Traditional village pub, with Greene King IPA and XX Mild on tap. Perhaps it was the weather (which was foul), but there was absolutely nobody else in the place in the late afternoon. The beer was fine, and it seemed like quite a decent sort of place so I hope it usually has more customers...
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since the new owners moved in a year ago the place has gone from strength to strength. The food is excellent as is the beer and the atmosphere. You need to book early to get a table.
anonymous - 20 May 2007 17:37 |
The pub has just been taken over and the change amazing. No more shabby kitchen - the whole place has been cleaned from top to bottom and a new paint job in the back 2 bars is giving the whole place a different feel.
And the food .... wow !!
The new landlord, Thomas Kilroy, is a top London chef who has worked with the likes of Anton Mossiman before opening several restaurants of his own in Katmandu. Try his bread and butter pudding - it's out of this world !!
anonymous - 24 Apr 2006 10:50 |
staff were friendly, very small pub doesnt offer much food, does show sport on big screen though, drinks good price.
anonymous - 9 Sep 2005 22:04 |
very cheap for drinks, bit of a shabby kitchen, staff are quite friendly though, and has a nice outside bit, good for warm summers.
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