derekvaiti (3), modena, Italy does not count - explanation |
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October 9, 2009 A nice place where to eat one of the most delicious fish and chips in London and where to drink some good beers such as Greene King IPA and Deuchars, but also the house beer, called George Inn is quite good as well.
The place isn’t the most comfortable and it’s often crowded and it could be hard to find a place where to sit and anyone seems to be interested in receiving you.
Anyway prices are fair and it’s a must for those ones who are visiting London, because it is one of the oldest pub in the city. |
| berkshirejohn (79), Bracknell, England |
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June 5, 2009 Poor beer selection (GK plus one guest), but worth visiting for the atmosphere and history. Usually crowded. |
| lada66 (46), Savonlinna, Finland |
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March 25, 2009 Not a beer place. Five real ales and lagers on tap. They had own real ale (The George Inn Ale) brewed by Greene King. Fish and Chips 8£. The gas heaters on the terrace for the cold evenings (18.10.08). |
| JoeMcPhee (262), Jackson Heights, New York |
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September 21, 2008 Always packed, always slow, with a pretty poor selection by London standards. It’s cool enough if you’re into the history of the place, but if you’re looking for good beer, you should look elsewhere. I can’t recommend it for anyone given the large number of good places just around the corner. |
| altonbrownd (71), Amsterdam, Netherlands |
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July 14, 2008 Nice to visit this pub, to be sure. But the beer selection was very poor. Nothing they don’t serve in every other pub in town. |
| ogivlado (145), Zagreb, Croatia |
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April 23, 2008 Nice wooden historic London house with few rooms. Beer selection is so so, ambient cheerful, just it’s a bit to tight and smothery, though there’s no smoking inside. |
| downender (116), Bristol, England |
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February 16, 2008 Very ordinary beer range, but worth visiting once to see a rare example of an historic galleried pub. |
| KnutAlbert (150), Oslo, Norway |
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September 19, 2007 Good food in an unique atmosphere, though it’s not cheap. It’s more of a place to stop on a tour of thea area, as the beer selection is nothing to boast of. |
| bhensonb (287), Woodland, California |
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April 16, 2007 It’s like an old sawdust pub, sans sawdust. Watch the feet and head - beams are in places you don’t find them these days. The real ale selection in March 2007 wasn’t what it used to be. I think Greene King may have it now. |
| TheGrandMaster (77), Auckland, New Zealand |
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November 26, 2006 Great building, shame the beer inside is a little wanting. Better in summer when you can sit outside int he sun trap. But still a must on any list of pubs-to-see in London. |
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