Quite a few changes here recently. Very large signs proclaiming the pub to be 'under new management'. The carpet and curtains have been replaced (not before time) and there was a guest beer (Banks's Sunbeam) to supplement the ever-present Ringwood. A much needed improvement.
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Quite a few changes here recently. Very large signs proclaiming the pub to be 'under new management'. The carpet and curtains have been replaced (not before time) and there was a guest beer (Banks's Sunbeam) to supplement the ever-present Ringwood. A much needed improvement.
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Yes very down to earth local, Ringwood bitter was the only offering but in good nick, very much a locals pub, plenty of colourful language but not unfriendly. Worth popping in if waiting for a train, 5 mins walk from station.
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An interesting local with characterful customers, and plenty of salty language. I hadn't been here for a while, but will probably return. The Ringwood was well kept and reasonably priced, and a board said Brakspear's was now available, but not on my visit. Perhaps I have found my temporary local, until the Great Western reopens (if it ever does).
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Quite friendly basic local with a lady running it well from what I could see. Very busy the night we were there with skittlers and darts. Two types of mild available which were very good.
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Good small pub far enough away from the town centre to allow a quiet pint of decent beer.
BobOs - 12 Aug 2008 19:12 |
Yeovil is bad enough for pubs and a decent pint, but here at the Royal Marine it is a proper pub and a good pint. Worth a visit.
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Used to be my local twenty years ago. Nice little town pub, I still drop in and enjoy a quiet pint.
Oggin - 15 Mar 2007 15:35 |
