Pubs Galore Activity for Tuesday, 27 September 2016

Activity for 27^th September 2016

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	Shaftesbury Tavern N19 › London (Central) Recommended by Rex Rattus	This place had several real ales on, but as this was our eighth pub of the day a measure of "fatigue" had set in and I failed to note them. We arrived in the fairly evening, and it was fairly busy with most people in there to have a meal. It had been... [more>]
	The Duke Surbiton › London (Greater) Recommended by Rex Rattus	This place seems to be largely unchanged since previous reviewers' visits. The tiny outside seating area is still there on the left; there are more tall tables/tall stools for my taste; a wall at the back is reclaimed and possibly distressed wood fro... [more>]
	The Gate Clock (JD Wetherspoon) SE10 › London (Central) Recommended by Rex Rattus	This is a standard 'spoons, housed in what looks like a relatively new build site, and handily placed for the Greenwich Tourist attractions. All the usual furnishings are crammed here, and it's like every other 'spoons that you've been in. There is s... [more>]
	The Alma N1 › London (Central) Recommended by Tris C	As described below, this is definitely a pub that attracts odd characters and people who have been on the sauce; or perhaps they are just a bit more odd. TVs showing sport, a rather glum experience and with better pubs close at hand, I can't see any ... [more>]
	The Sail Loft SE10 › London (Central) Recommended by Rex Rattus	The previous reviewers sum this place up nicely. Like them, I found the ale choice a bit uninspiring with London Pride, Seafarers, and Oliver's Island on. I didn't see a menu but they obviously do food. The upstairs, or mezzanine, floor is labelled a... [more>]
	The Square Greenock › Strathclyde Recommended by Alastair Barter	The Square closed and became Sammy Shuffles Bar. That too has closed.
	The Regent N1 › London (Central) Recommended by Tris C	A first in here the other night. A dark and gloomy interior with spherical hanging lights which cast an orange glow over the pub revealing a colour scheme which is either very dark grey or black. The floor is bare boarded and furniture is either low ... [more>]
	The Duke SE8 › London (Greater) Recommended by Rex Rattus	The ales on here were Adnam's Ghost Ship, Ringwood Razorback, and By the Horns Stiff Upper Lip (£4 a pint). The first pint of SUL came up cloudy, but when we pointed this out the barmaid assured us that there was a note on the cask that said it might... [more>]
	The Chapel Bar N1 › London (Central) Recommended by Tris C	Known as the Queen's Arms until 1999 then the Chapel Bar which was formerly a private hire venue but has been an open house bar for the last two years, a fact which isn't mentioned on their website which may explain why it has no customers on a Mon... [more>]
	Rose & Crown SW4 › London (Greater) Recommended by Moby Duck	The A Board outside the door simply said Boozer,and it was spot on. A pleasant looking exterior and a nice but functional traditional interior with no less than eight handpumps, all pleasingly in action with a decent session strengthed range of beers... [more>]
	One Inn the Wood Orpington › London (Greater) Recommended by Pub SignMan	Opening in May 2014 to become the first micro pub in Bromley, this place has had a fairly stellar couple of years, culminating in winning the Greater London Pub of the Year award in 2015. The place follows the usual micro pub format of a single room ... [more>]