Burke's Warehouse, E8

I’m not sure what to make of this place as it could easily be a great boozer, but there are so many things wrong. I’d imagine that there is a good atmosphere when football is being shown on the many screens, but muted woman’s wrestling and country and western music for background noise just doesn’t really do it for me. It wasn’t surprising that there were only two other people in the pub whilst a group of ten younger lads were all out the back on the sheltered decking. There is a pool table and I popped my head into Bobby Jo’s bar that is located on the left hand side of the pub, but only discovered some more seating. There is only a standard draught range and the printed wine lists dotted around the bar don’t take long to read as there are three whites and three reds. The Guinness was good, but the barman wasn’t the most talkative. There is a food menu that consisted of the usual pub grub, but I didn’t see any kitchen opening times. I was glad when I had finished my pint and could leave as I could feel all of the energy draining from my body.