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78 Came here on 21.9.2017. This is an authentic English Pub and could be located in the U.K. 14 beers on tap and 2 hand pumps, mainly Pennsylvania stuff. Great bar and decoration and Liverpool friendly which is an absolute plus. Fish and Chips were not exciting. Will come back. |
88 Ate at the General Sutter next door which shares the same menus and are kind of the same place ..... stopped in the Bulls Head afterwards for a post meal brew .... awesome woodwork inside and a great British pub feel .... they are keeping this old building in great shape and it has a lot of original character ..... food was awesome had the ribs ... beer list was solid and well represented with some European, but mostly local and US micro’s ..... Bottle list is extensive and had a few nice rarities ... they have a patio and street seating which is awesome .... would be here all the time if I lived in the area |
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82 Great place, excellent tap list as well as bottle selection. very friendly staff that will let you try before you buy. Food is good but not great and in true British pub tradition, table service is non-existent. Overall a great place that should not be missed. |
68 This is an interesting English pub located in rural PA. There are several rooms, each unique, with a dark wood clad bar in the center room. The service was efficient and helpful. A thoughtful yet small selection of draft beers awaits patrons along with a categorized bottle list. The food sounded good but we were in-between meal times. |
86 This is a very traditional looking British style pub attached to a hotel in a very picturesque rural town center. Everyone seemed to know everyone else, staff and customers alike, and it seemed more like a family reunion than just a Sunday afternoon at a pub. The interior reminded me of my grandmother’s house, with lots of creaking floorboards and antiques places neatly about. Main bar room with stools and rows of tables were complemented by an adjoining dinner room on one side, and a more formal sitting room of the hotel on the other. Even the mens room was interesting - after having lived in Southern Europe I’m used to seeing women in the mens room, but this one took me by surprise. Both the draft list and the bottle list were interesting and mostly regional, including some local ciders, one on draft. Food looked tasty, but we didn’t eat, although we probably should have. This is the kind of place I’d like to spend my evenings in. My guess is that the hotel would make a nice base for exploring the area, and the bar would be a cozy way to end every evening. |
86 Attached to a country inn about 8 miles north of Lancaster. Authentic, warm, inviting atmosphere. Well rounded, seasonally correct tap selection. Crowded, but friendly, with an exceptional bar staff. Good food; a step above the typical pub grub, highlighted by some English specialties. (There is a patio around the corner, also connected to the Inn, but the tap selection is limited, maybe 6-7, and the service is spotty) |
84 I’m so glad we made it out to this place. Really good food, great ambiance, good service, and very nice selection of beer both on tap and in bottles. The two cask lines are a nice treat as well. Not cheap, but certainly not pricey either. We’ll definitely make our way back here if we’re ever nearby again. |
82 Has the feel of a rural English pub though I had to deduct a point for the Liverpool scarf. No tv’s here so this place is built for good convos and enjoying good beer. It’s not a big place but they also have some outdoor seating. They have 14 taps plus 2 on cask. The service is very good with the bartender I encounterd able to give descriptions of all his beer and make recommendations. The crafts are split between regional, national. And European craft. The bottle selection is not terribly unique but it’s solid. I’m kind of shocked to find a place this cool in a ton like this. If this is your local, you’re very lucky. |
88 The vibe was pretty good. It is a pretty small place so seating is hard to come by. I got a seat at the bar and took stock of my surroundings. Lots of different things all over the walls including a large chalk board with the current beers and the entire menu. The service was very good as well. Those guys really know there stuff and have plenty of beer knowledge to go around. Prices seemed to be a tiny bit high but I am always willing to pay a bit more for better quality, and this place screams quality.
The food seems to be a mix of Gastro Pub and authentic british fare. I saw quite a few things on the menu that I would love to try but I ended up going with the Bulls Head Burger and it was top notch and tasted very good. The beer selection was pretty good. A few regional offerings and the rest from all over the world. Two cask offerings as well, I ended up going with the cask Green King/Morland Brewery · Old Speckled Hen, and it was really good. Overall the Bulls Head is a great place to stop if you are in the area Trust me, you will not be disappointed if you do. |
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