Ned's Bar, Kingsbury, NW9

There's no real ale here, and no sign of food when I dropped in during a weekday afternoon. A half of Guinness was £1.70. A tiny frontage belies the fairly large room to which it leads. There's a bit of a narrow corridor the width of the entrance, then it opens up into the main room which goes back a fair way, and extends behind the rear of the adjoining business. Little or no natural light permeates to the far reaches of the pub. It's carpeted, with banquettes and normal tables and chairs in a row along the left hand side wall and with the servery on the right. There's a dartboard, as well as a pool table at the far end. A large screen TV's on one of the walls as well. There are also a few prints on the walls, and that's about it. There's no real ale of course, and obviously no sign of food on a weekday afternoon. It's a typical shop conversion bar, although the barman (or landlord perhaps) was friendly and welcoming.