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I couldnt understan them workers behind bar . They talked in weird voices . Probly to try n be funny.
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I always try to fit in one new pub when visiting the city and the All Bar One was my new pub for the day. It was my last of 10 pubs in all. It was smaller than I'd anticipated. But the beer range and the clientele were what I was expected apart from one particularly drunk customer creating a scene. Peroni, Aspalls, Guinness, Pilsner Urquell, Purity Longhorn IPA & Lawless, Estrella Damm, Amstel & Sierra Nevada Pale Ale was the draught selection. Ok. But I won't be back.
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I walked past last week to see that it's been re-opened as a....
....All Bar One.
No thanks!
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Is getting a well deserved refurbishment so it's been closed over the summer.
It was getting a bit shabby inside but I hope they don't tart it up too much because it will just get trashed again!
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A good meeting place as it is very near James Street Station. However not a place to linger. Always busy at night. Eurofizz and keg beer for the masses.
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Vistited this Weatherspoon's lookalike 29 Dec 09. Most unimpressed by the food Informed No eggs at the bar , but when received the meal there was no mash or peas as well! The yorkshire was stated to be unedible in the Toad in the Hole and Chips that was served!
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I've got a soft spot for this place. Only recently started going here. Very cheap and they had the usual Tetley and guest ale. Interior is a bit tatty and they serve Wetherspoons type food - hence the plates and dirty tables all over the place.
Mixed clientele when I've been in the afternoon, but when I've walked past there in the evening it always looks crowded and not very welcoming. There's also a bar on the first floor but it's only open when it gets busy.
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