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A typical marstons pub...some of the punters were a bit jaded!
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Pride(�3.35), Courage Best and Hobgoblin. Smart inside, pleasant sitting by the canal. Reasonable.
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Landed here yesterday with my orange juice drinking friends, lovely orange juice and lemonade on offer. Full of people talking about Spanish removal and selling second hand cars on mobile phones.
A big shout to my homie John from AP Shipping , thank you !!!
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lovely spot, good beer...sort your garden out!!!!
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Went here earlier this week-the patio was full of boys (and three girls) from nearby St Georges College-I hope they were 18.
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After mooring our narrowboat along the river bank, we called in here for decent beer and good food............and got both. It's a shame about it's setting on the edge of the industrial estate but the river was excellent as was the beer and food.
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The Pelly's an ok kind of pub. Food is ok, (think Brake Bros) and nice sitting next the canal with a couple of pints. No great selection of real ale though
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My other half has just moved nearby. We popped-in this evening for a look, and I am glad I didn't read the derogatory comments before we went in, we may not have gone at all.
The pub is great, - nice location and good (cheaper than where i live) prices. We had a meal which was fine too so I'm surprised about all the comments, and we're looking forward to going there again.
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Nice location next to the canal, had a nice pint of ale whilst watching the world go by on the water. Luckily friends of mine live just 5 minutes walk away so not too far to stagger!
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Visited there on 25th July. I cannot believe the trash which others have written about this pub. It is stuck in a trading estate and that says enough for starters. Surely a pub next to a pretty canal deserves better than this. Chaves to the right, chaves to the left and chavs in the middle. Poor Addlestone. How did it deserve such a run-down place? There are far better pubs just down the road in Weybridge. Try them and see the difference.
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just spent a lovely afternoon there right next to the canal - great quick service and nicely chilled wine and ciders. food looked very good and large portions although didnt eat. not sure of the winter time but will certainly revisit during the summer months due to the large seated area right next to the water.
anonymous - 3 Jun 2007 18:00 |
Very poor darts team, all are rubbish and reckon they are good. Their A team are even worse, although they have since moved to another venue.
The food is ok but the TV is about the size of a smartie so watching the sport is a bit difficult.
It is fab in summer though sipping a pint outside next to the canal.
I used to get drunk there when I was younger as it was local, I havent been there for a while but may make a visit soon for copious amounts of alcohol, a game of Darts and a steak.
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Looked in to this comfortable little pub located alongside the picturesque Wey Navigation whilst surveying the new local Pub Guide. Three real ales on - Marstons Pedigree (very drinkable), Courage Best and Wells Bombardier. Something of a haven of peace from the rush hour traffic nearby.
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Fantastic little pub! Having been stuck in very slow moving Weybridge traffic for half an hour yesterday (4pm) I popped into this little haven! The rump steak was gorgeous, there were about 7 people in the pub so service was personal, and Dr Kronenbourg was at hand to calm my road rage!!
Great little oasis, you should checkit out, next time your passing Woburn Hill, Addlestone Moor. TJ
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Great pub hidden away in the ouskirts of weybridge/ addlsetone. This is the place to be on sunny weekends watching boats cruise the canal. In the eveings its great for taking the misses too and having a one to one!... One of my favs for the area.
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Random but pleasant pub in the middle of an industrial estate. Couple of decent ales on, and the inside was nicely kitted out, I imagine it'd be a cosy place to have a couple of beers now the nights are drawing in. I'll be back.
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Very random having this in the middle of an industrial state but handy seeing as I worked there at one time.
Food is average, nothing special but its edible and fairly cheap.
Nice to sit outside in the nicer weather looking out onto the river.
Jo984 - 28 Sep 2006 15:30 |
If your purchasing a new kitchen, at 'Howdens' on Weybridge Industrial Estate, spare 2 minutes to check out the 'Pelican' pub, which is about 10yds further down the industrial road (Hamm Moor Lane) and you may be pleasantly surprised. I was.
For low and behold, in the middle of this industrial estate is a little 'haven'.. a smallish pub with a large garden area at the back, right next to the river. There were probably 50 people at tables outside on the grass at lunchtime today, and the burgers, nachos, and chicken meals near us looked & smelt good. You can sip your favourite tipple whilst watching narrow boats pass a few feet away. And if you're really lucky, you may see a pelican..! A good find this pub! TJ
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We tried to order food in this establishment at 8:30 last night and were told that the kitchen had already closed (despite a statement on the menu that food is served from 3pm until 9pm). However, the bar did wait until we had purchased our drinks before mention the aforementioned fact.
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