Fairly standard modern JD Wetherspoons pub. Exterior is like a shop front which is part of an office building. Interior is their standard set up but it’s always busy so although there are TVs on and families eating it’s a busy/bustling ambiance. They had 6 pumps on during the 2011 beer fest, so not the biggest range. Service was very good though as the guy actually bothered to write down what each of the 3 beers he was serving me were. Beer quality was ok and price is good for London although expensive compared to regional JDW. They’ve also got a pretty good selection of bottled beers behind the bar.

Your basic JD Weatherspoons. Lots going on in this place: restaurant, bar, video games. I’ve only gone here during the Autumn Real Ale Festival. The place is nice enough. The beers are in good shape and the prices are fair. Definitely not my usual haunt but I don’t mind going here to try the festival ales.