please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Popped in for one because Whittles taking time opening. Two ales on, ordered Marstons EPA but had to return (cloudy) - no problem changing for other which was Doom Bar which was ok but not an ale I rate that much. The place itself was sunny on a cold day and spacious but airy - a little more effort on the real ale front would be good for them and punters IMO.
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A 'must go here' if you are passing. Limited parking along the High street. Not a spacious place, very 'nooky' but open, very tea roomy.
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Had TEA ale and London Pride which was in good condition. Specials' menu was great. Recommend it if you are passing.
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It's an ok place. Nice food. Three draught ales on at this time of writing. Not a bad selection of menu and special boards food. Outside seating. Garden area. Very friendly staff...who chased after me when I forgot to pay the bill and caught up with me in the Co Op opposite.
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Saturday last was the Odiham Extravaganza that pulls in a lot of people. The Eagles were performing outside the George, went in for a drink to find the business side of the bar deserted, plenty of people were waiting to be served, what a way to run a business, needless to say we decamped to the Bell! where we had an excellent pint of Adnams Old ale
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What a great place! Lovely atmosphere, good beer and imaginative food.
The rib-eye ciabbata washed down with a pint of Directors is an experience I will never forget.
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The location is great on a sunny day - outside on the High Street of the historic town of Odiham, watching the world go by.
It's not a fantastic pub, but worth a visit. The food on my visits has been standard pub fare and the staff are friendly.
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Average. Remember going there with my old man and the waitress asked me for ID- when i was 18 at the time and having a meal too. Amateur. Plastic interior with a touch of a sinister atmosphere. Usually love the experience of such a hole, but in this case this place was one i will not return to. Food although passable was overpriced as was the beer. Touristy seemed to be the flavour of the place, but why you would want to visit Odiham unless you wanted to drown yourself in the canal baffles me. Anyway, this place is one to miss i think unless you like average places- it's more a restaurant really, so if you want that visit Bluebeckers down the road.
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great!last summer i was down from london and had a great time eatin the traditional food and the staff where great and really helpful.
kelly - 11 Oct 2004 17:31 |
Not a traditional pub, so much as a non-traditional restaurant. Good food, though a little on the pricey side, I guess you get what you pay for. Beer is usually reasonable, with a few guests now and again.
Pete - 25 Mar 2004 11:24 |
