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Excellent food, we've eaten here several times and never been disappointed! A real gem of a place! Gets very busy at lunchtimes.
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Visited the pub hoping for interesting beers only to find a rather dull choice of Marstons & Courage. Still it is a pleasant enough place, and the area is surprisingly rural in feel although it is just outside the M25. There is a footpath all the way back to Brentwood though I could not see a thing on my way back to the station!
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Visited for the first time (and the second time) in 15 years even though I only live 3 miles away. In short I'm glad I rediscovered the pub. As an ale drinker I found a good selction of local ales (Brentwood) and guests (Sharps Doom Bar, Adnams Broadside). Will def do a third visit soon. In short a good country pub on the outskirts of Brentwood. Does home cooked food (not tried). One word of warning - the pub is on a lethal bend, be warned.
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Beers on at the moment include Hope &Glory (the local Brentwood Brewery) ..Abbot and Courage Best. all at 275p.
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Sad to see the Charles Napier now closed in the High Street still the Thatchers is still good.
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Great pub and fantastic staff especially Hannah and Jenna. will be back again.
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Situated in the conservation area of Warley its a old pub which has not changed in the 30 years I have been drinking there.Now serving Adnams Broadside and a local beer brewed by the Brentwood Brewing company which is called Clockwork Orange at 8%.!
Food is reasonably priced and so is the beer.
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One of the first pubs I visited when i started coming to south Essex on a regular basis,so I have a lot of affection for it,it's got a lovely location and is great for a warming pint after a winter day's walk.The choice of ales is never anything radical,but the likes of Youngs,Theakstons and Bombardier do the job nicely,and the food's not bad either
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Nice pub in agreat setting. Food was wholesome and well presented. Worth a visit.
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This is the perfect spot to put a pub, by the village green on a curve of a beautiful country road.
It is pretty bland, but the beer is ok and it feels a long way from Brentwood High Street and Harold Hill, wven though it isn't.
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