The Greyhound, Gerrards Cross

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Komakino . left this review about The Greyhound Inn

A former coaching inn now on a roundabout on the A413, this has a bar open to non-residents which retains its flagstone floor along with an original beam or two. The bar faces the entrance and has a pine counter with a duckshell-painted wood frontage: the same colour third-height panelling continues into an anteroom to the right which has dining-type tables and a mixture of upholstered and leather high-backed chairs. A small flatscreen TV resides in the right-hand corner next to a fireplace. There's also tall tables opposite the bar, with leather swivel stools which are a bit on the bucking bronco side seated as they are on the aforementioned flagstones. There's a nice wood-surrounded fireplace to the bar's left with an entrance to a restaurant to the left of the fireplace. Two ales - Otter Bitter and Adnam's Southwold, with Sharp's Doom Bar reversed. There's a Cask Marque sign on one of the posts on the bar along with a selection of run-of-the-mill pumps clips affixed to the wall behind the bar (such as Ruddles Best, London Pride, Spitfire, etc.) demonstrating that adventure isn't a prevailing mood here. The clientele is a mixture of plummy-voiced suits and builder types and a small patio out front with dark wicker armchairs is spoiled as an alternative by the road noise.

On 19^th May 2017 - rating: 3
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