PlayLDN, Homerton, E9

Official site of PlayLDN - playldn.co.uk

Visited 02/09/26 No cask. Keg offering of Guinness, K1664, Aspall and Fosters. Dark marble tiled party bar with plenty of neon adorning the walls and pillars. Grey velvet banquettes either side of the entrance in the front left and right-hand corners serving regular tables with fancy bucket chairs the other side thereof. DJ booth with then the bar counter along the left-hand wall towards the rear of the venue. Another grey velvet booth table opposite the bar counter before then a raised VIP area at the rear with turquoise velvet banquettes along the rear wall housing a water feature. Screens on the walls in the front part were showing quite hypnotic images, and a house style music soundtrack was playing. Not one that is going to appeal to many on here for sure for beer choices.

Official site of PlayLDN - playldn.co.uk

Locals pub for the West Indian community.Net curtains on the windows.Boring interior.A few customers playing dominoes.No real ale.Guiness obviously was my choice.

The Prince Edward is a corner pub that is close to some council flats. The front door to this pub is out of use so i went in the side door,this took me into a large square shaped room with the bar facing,the room is carpeted but this was very worn,there was some bench seating to the front left and a pool table to the right,the rest of the room seemed pretty bare apart from the large Trumans mirror which still had a the Keep Calm and Drink Up notice in the middle of it which spoils a good looking mirror in my opinion. A TV was showing horse racing,i was'nt expecting any real ales here,i was right,i had a drink of John Smiths smooth crap which it was. This is a very basic locals pub that is probably best left to the locals. Pub visited 4/10/2014