The Bull, Iver

Re-opened as a public house prior to Christmas 2016 after having experienced a brief sojourn as a café. This former two-roomer has now, alas, been opened up and forms a rough L-shape with the former island bar now operating as a central servery. The previous old school charm has been replaced by a lighter and more sterile affair with screens blasting out a music channel on my visit. The solitary ale was an OKish Windsor & Eton Guardsman at £3.50 a pint. There is a slight nod to the past with a glass display cabinet holding a variety of nick-nacks from the pub's previous incarnations between two of the large bay windows which is a nice touch. Not much evidence of the 'grill' side of the business, a small chalkboard over the right-hand extremity of the bar offering four varieties of Panini notwithstanding (mind you, they'd probably taste of football stickers).