Goat Inn, Codicoteback to pub details please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
In here last Saturday after visiting the Globe.
Only two others present although 4 others came in later.
No TV in here although they do have a dart board.
4 hand pulls for Doom Bore, Directors, Adnams Southwold Bitter and Ghost Ship.
I had a pint of the latter which cost £3.50.
Now I am off to the Bell which is not on this site.
Only one hand pull in there and you guested it it's for Doom Bore (£3.10.)
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Previous reviews are spot on, reasonable village pub.
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Reasonable enough villlage local with 4 ales on (though nothing 'spectacular'). The St Austell Tribute was nice enough. Has a few little sections and is dog friendly. If you like dog friendly pubs fine - am not a fan of them myself which was pretty much exemplified by someone having to take their pooch outside while I was there because it was wiping it's arse on the floor. (Bear that in mind next time you pick up that 20p you dropped)
anonymous - 16 May 2011 00:07 |
NICE FRIENDLY VILLAGE LOCAL WITH A GOOD PINT OF ST.AUSTELL TRIBUTE...
WILL PAY A RETURN VISIT IN THE NOT TOO DISTANT FUTURE.
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this is a lovely atmospheric inn which is very friendly and welcoming, and inexpensive...lovely log fires too.
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Situated on the old stage coach road from Welwyn to Hitchen, this is a popular ancient inn with a number of attractive features. There are various paper money notes pinned to the beams and pewter tankards hanging from the ceiling. The place has a distinct local feel, quite down to earth, almost like a working men's club. It certainly is as smokey as a working men's club. The cask ales are the standards: Abbot, Spitfire, Adnams & Greene King IPA. The Abbot was not quite fresh enough.
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