Moon On The Hill, Harrow

The only pub in Harrow town centre worth mentioning.

Despite some of the condescending comments below, in my experience the service has always been of a very good standard. Beer is also kept very well - never had a bad pint in many years visiting here.

Only (minor) quibble is some customers stand in front of the bar obscuring what beer is available.

Otherwise a reasonable pub in a real ale desert and price of ale is dirt cheap for London.

8 Mar 2011 22:43

The Centurion, Newcastle

I can only echo the sentiments of the previous poster.

The management have a few questions to answer:

I was in the pub on Saturday 5 March - the real ale available was reduced to Theakstons Mild before 12:45. Nobody bothered orinterested to even explain why the barrels were not being replaced to meet obvious demand

There were more staff on hand before the pre-match rush c 12:30 - two of them disappeared by this time for their break leaving three staff to deal with the masses.

Needless to say my group went elsewhere after the game.

Extremely poor in view of previous enjoyable visits to Newcastle.

8 Mar 2011 22:26

The Pineapple, Kentish Town

Have been here a few times over the past couple of months or so.

One of the best "proper" pubs I have visited in recent years in London - quick and attentive service, ensuring I always get my 20p CAMRA discount on a very well kept but regularly changing range of interesting fine beer.

The Thai food on offer is of a very good standard and real value formoney

8 Mar 2011 22:17