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O'Neill's, Blackheath, SE3

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52 Tranquil Vale
SE3
SE3 0BH

Phone: 02084639230

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O'Neill's (Mitchells & Butlers)

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Blackheath

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Tris C left this review about O'Neill's

This place started life probably around the early 19th century as the Three Tuns Hotel, the sign retained as a homage until 2017. I don’t know when the current incarnation arrived – 2008 or earlier – and self-described as a one of O’Neill’s ‘…original Irish pubs.’, ho-ho.
I arrived around 9.15pm on a Saturday and a rather good tribute band was in full swing, playing The Monkees’ I’m a Believer, though rather loud and somewhat anachronistic given the pub’s address, a few customers dancing – or more accurately flailing about – enthusiastically. The interior is typical of the breed, completely modernised with no trace of the original pub extant. Customers were a very blokey and somewhat intimidating bunch and as I couldn’t see the bar – and I had no chance of getting to it – I decided to leave for the relative tranquillity of the Princess of Wales; to paraphrase Graham: this is the downmarket face of upmarket Blackheath.

On 1^st May 2024 - rating: 3
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Graham Coombs left this review about O'Neill's

The downmarket end of upmarket Blackheath, but still tidily kept and furnished. The large front room has a bar down one side and tables to the other, with lots of wood and bare brick evident. At the back there is a surprising amount of further space, divided up into separate areas. Sports TVs are sprinkled throughout. The bar boasts a long row of fairly average keg taps, with a sole Doom Bar handpump. Sadly the latter was completely undrinkable and it took some effort to get it replaced, and without a word of apology.

On 30^th January 2019 - rating: 3
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