I’m really into my Irish pubs at the moment. The city had got a couple of crackers called Feeneys which does the best guiness I’ve ever had in London (not been to the Devonshire yet). Also got a visit to Mc and sons in Vauxhall planned on Saturday and a boys xmas dinner starting off in Skehans in Nunhead the following Saturday.
If you like Irish pubs, then if you can, try the Man of Kent Nunhead Green. probably half a mile to three quaters of one to Skehans. an old fashioned Irish pub.
The Hand & Shears, Middle Street EC1 is a lovely old pub. Established in 1532 and grade 1 listed. Lots of original features. Decent selection of beers - craft ales + Timothy Taylor's Landlord.
Good shout. And for such a relatively small pub, it's got four different area you can have a cuff in
The Hand & Shears, Middle Street EC1 is a lovely old pub. Established in 1532 and grade 1 listed. Lots of original features. Decent selection of beers - craft ales + Timothy Taylor's Landlord.
Good shout. And for such a relatively small pub, it's got four different area you can have a cuff in
I worked next door to it for quite a few years.
Me too on Aldersgate St
Well, when you say "worked" ........ you turned up occasionally!
I’m really into my Irish pubs at the moment. The city had got a couple of crackers called Feeneys which does the best guiness I’ve ever had in London (not been to the Devonshire yet). Also got a visit to Mc and sons in Vauxhall planned on Saturday and a boys xmas dinner starting off in Skehans in Nunhead the following Saturday.
If you like Irish pubs, then if you can, try the Man of Kent Nunhead Green. probably half a mile to three quaters of one to Skehans. an old fashioned Irish pub.
Good pub. Used to plot up in there to watch the racing when I lived down the road in East Dulwich. Hope the guvnor Vince is doing ok. Wasn't too well as I recall the last time I was in there
I’m really into my Irish pubs at the moment. The city had got a couple of crackers called Feeneys which does the best guiness I’ve ever had in London (not been to the Devonshire yet). Also got a visit to Mc and sons in Vauxhall planned on Saturday and a boys xmas dinner starting off in Skehans in Nunhead the following Saturday.
If you like Irish pubs, then if you can, try the Man of Kent Nunhead Green. probably half a mile to three quaters of one to Skehans. an old fashioned Irish pub.
Didn’t realise the MOK was an Irish pub. We’re going for a dinner at a gaff called kudo, which is about a minute way so will pop in 👍
I’m really into my Irish pubs at the moment. The city had got a couple of crackers called Feeneys which does the best guiness I’ve ever had in London (not been to the Devonshire yet). Also got a visit to Mc and sons in Vauxhall planned on Saturday and a boys xmas dinner starting off in Skehans in Nunhead the following Saturday.
If you like Irish pubs, then if you can, try the Man of Kent Nunhead Green. probably half a mile to three quaters of one to Skehans. an old fashioned Irish pub.
Good pub. Used to plot up in there to watch the racing when I lived down the road in East Dulwich. Hope the guvnor Vince is doing ok. Wasn't too well as I recall the last time I was in there
I think not. Any time I have been in it is a manageress in charge . Though still very Irish The horse racing is always on the TV .
I’m really into my Irish pubs at the moment. The city had got a couple of crackers called Feeneys which does the best guiness I’ve ever had in London (not been to the Devonshire yet). Also got a visit to Mc and sons in Vauxhall planned on Saturday and a boys xmas dinner starting off in Skehans in Nunhead the following Saturday.
If you like Irish pubs, then if you can, try the Man of Kent Nunhead Green. probably half a mile to three quaters of one to Skehans. an old fashioned Irish pub.
Didn’t realise the MOK was an Irish pub. We’re going for a dinner at a gaff called kudo, which is about a minute way so will pop in 👍
It is, the pub is a throw back to the pre 2000 time.
For those of you around the Se22 area, I recomend the reopend Clock House. They have done a great Job. For Ale drinkers like me they had five points brewery beers on pump last time I was in there. It is owned by the Parched group, a small pub chain I believe.
Ship an Shovell unique as 1 pub in two separated building across path from each other . The pubs share the same beer cellar so are connected below ground. Charing X WC2
For those of you around the Se22 area, I recomend the reopend Clock House. They have done a great Job. For Ale drinkers like me they had five points brewery beers on pump last time I was in there. It is owned by the Parched group, a small pub chain I believe.
Calling at Waterloo East, London Bridge, New Cross, Lewisham, Ladywell, Catford Bridge, Lower Sydenham, New Beckenham, Clock House, Elmers End, Eden Park, West Wickham and Hayes. For Woodside and Addiscombe, please change at Elmer's End.
Charlton Life train knowledge from the 1980s par excellence.
Ship an Shovell unique as 1 pub in two separated building across path from each other . The pubs share the same beer cellar so are connected below ground. Charing X WC2
Ship an Shovell unique as 1 pub in two separated building across path from each other . The pubs share the same beer cellar so are connected below ground. Charing X WC2
Also think it’s the only badger pub in London
The Monkey Puzzle in Paddington is a Badger pub, I'm sure
I think the Ship and Shovell was the only Badger pub in London for a good while, I know the St Stephens Tavern near Westminster tube is another one now, plus those mentioned above.
Ooh, that's reminded me. The Red Lion in Parliament Street actually has a bell in it so that boozy MPs who have missed entire debates can be called back to Parliament to partake in votes, before buggering off back to the pub before the ice in their gin has melted. I bet not many countries would put up with such practices.
Not sure it's been mentioned but does anyone know what that pub in central area which has a bar in a circle with several private drinking areas separated by marble glass and small wooden doors that you have to duck through.
John Snow in Soho? Not named after the cricketer but the man who discovered cholera was water born, and saved countless lives.
Not sure it's been mentioned but does anyone know what that pub in central area which has a bar in a circle with several private drinking areas separated by marble glass and small wooden doors that you have to duck through.
John Snow in Soho? Not named after the cricketer but the man who discovered cholera was water born, and saved countless lives.
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The Lamb Leadenhall market.
Wherever you go, must end in the Bunch of Grapes on lime street as 'Charlton'
They have done a great Job.
For Ale drinkers like me they had five points brewery beers on pump last time I was in there.
It is owned by the Parched group, a small pub chain I believe.
Charlton Life train knowledge from the 1980s par excellence.