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| BlackHaddock (175), , England | | March 29, 2012 Typical Sam Smiths pub, but in tourist area London. Old Brewery Bitter the only cask beer (as normal in Sam Smiths), but plenty of keg beers of theirs to try and bottles of course.
I was in there on the Saturday of The Boat Race, so lots of Posh Toffs in the place. That however was countered by a huge number of Grimsby Town football fans who had just had a photo shoot and sing song in Trafalgar Square, a 100 metres down the road. The place was rammed, but the staff managed very well and everyone including the staff, appeared to be enjoying themselves.
Still a very cheap drinking hole, just like all Sam Smiths pubs. I have used it again when it wasn’t Boat Race Day, but it was still busy because of its location and prices.
| | Leighton (226), London, England | | January 13, 2012 A Sam Smith house with all the usual beers but perhaps not all the usual character most S. Smith pubs have. Typically damn busy in the evenings with youngsters and tourists. Beers are cheap as per the S. Smith standard. This place doesn’t come close to comparing with The Harp, which is just a two-minute walk east. If you’re desperate for beer and The Harp [for whatever reason] isn’t an option, you can come here instead. | | Pubman79 (14), London, England | | September 21, 2011 A decent sam smith in a very central location | | KyotoLefty (286), Kyoto, Japan | | August 7, 2011 Ok place off Trafalgar Square. Nothing special, but you can pop in for the usual Samuel Smith line. | | Sigmund (112), Hafrsfjord, Norway | | March 21, 2011 Samuel Smith’s pubs are fairly nice, and this one is no exception (even more so as it is now smoke free) - as long as you accept the choice of 1 - one - cask ale, and several beers from the SS range on keg or bottle. | | bhensonb (375), Woodland, California | | July 10, 2007 Sam Smith’s are usually a bit short on real ale. However, the Chandos is rather historical. Best in the "off" hours. It should not be missed, and there are other pubs nearby, if this disappoints. | | Stonch (18), London, England | | May 30, 2007 A rather grubby Sam Smith’s pub, often jam-packed with tourists. I did eat in here once and the food was very, very poor. The place seems permanently understaffed. The Harp is only a stone’s throw away, so I wouldn’t bother. | | downender (196), Bristol, England | | May 12, 2007 Crowded Sam Smith’s pub just off Trafalgar Square. Can get very busy which unsurprisingly can lead to slow service. Very cheap for this part of London. | | duff (40), St, Margarets, England | | April 3, 2007 Pretty smokey pub, i’ve been in here for one quick pint on occassions and come out smelling like i’d been trapped in a chimney for a week. Samuel Smith beers aren’t my cup of tea really, but i suppose if you like that kind of stuff, you should check it out. | | fonefan (28), VestJylland, Denmark | | November 18, 2006 A great place to meet. Plenty of good seating available, pub is on two floors. Beer served well and staff very friendly. Food is also served very nice and good quality, you have to try "fish and chips with tartar sauce" with and old brewery. |
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Scene Big Central London pub on 2 floors.
Staff Fairly friendly, not too knowledgable about beer
Music Yes, background
Parking n/a
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