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The Oliver Twist, Wellingborough
Irthlingborough
Postal town: Wellingborough
NN9 5PX
Served areas
Reviews of The Oliver Twist (Average Rating: 5 of 10) see review guidelines
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Thuck Phat left this review about The Oliver Twist
An attractive village boozer with a hollowed out and undistinguished interior save for two large fireplaces.
The atmosphere was good on our Saturday evening visit with the local server enjoying a pint or two whilst welcoming first time visitors.
On a warm evening the cold Stella was welcome and preferable to Doom Bar as the only ale option.
On 6th August 2018
- rating: 5
[User has posted 679 recommendations about 678 pubs]
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Bucking Fastard left this review about The Oliver Twist
This pub has the appearance of a substantial family home from the outside with little in the way of pub signage and a well tendered front garden,yet with a large decking used for good weather drinking.The interior is larger than you may expect.To the left the bay window has a fitted bench below,while an inglenook fireplace has a flatscreen above.There is another inglenook to the right of the entrance with benches situated beneath while there is a seperate pool room at the back and a front snug with dining tables further to the right side.
However the vibe is of a village boozer and the guv'nor and his wife acknowledged our arrival despite being off duty and drinking with the regulars.Two very attractive barmaids show that he has a keen eye when recruiting talent.
Sadly a solitary pump for Doom Bar was the only ale on offer,so two rounds of Stella ensued before sloping off for a curry.Nothing here for the real ale fan.
On 15th July 2018
- rating: 5
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Will Larter left this review about The Oliver Twist
A pub of difficult to determine age built of local sandstone and set back slightly from the road with raised outdoor seating areas. Inside there are two rooms served from one long bar with three hand pumps. These were serving Greene King IPA, Fullers London Pride and St Austell Tribute - so, no local beers then. The bar by the entrance had low beams and a radio playing at unignorably high volume, which irritated at least one customer. The other bar was far enough away for the radio not to grate, and the TV set above the coal-effect gas fire had the volume turned off, which was a relief.
The other room, on the left, was an odd room: the bar was built of brick with whiteboards above, and seating was an eclectic mix of inglenook benches and leather sofas, the only normal table and chairs, in the bay window, being occupied by some other Luton Town fans. The beer was OK for a pre-match drink, being less than half a mile from the Rushden and Diamonds ground, but I wouldn't go out of my way to drink here again.
On 28th March 2011
- rating: 5
[User has posted 3746 recommendations about 3483 pubs]
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Pub Details
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- Accommodation : No last updated 05 August 2022 by paulof horsham
- Beer Garden : Yes - Decking to front - last updated 15 July 2018 by Bucking Fastard
- Karaoke : Yes last updated 17 June 2015 by Dave McNally
- Live TV Sports : Yes last updated 05 August 2022 by paulof horsham
- Micropub : No last updated 05 August 2022 by paulof horsham
- Pool Table : Yes last updated 15 July 2018 by Bucking Fastard
- Real Ale : Yes last updated 28 March 2011 by hondo .
