Mc Glynn's Bar, Kilburn, NW6

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Rex Rattus left this review about Mc Glynn's Bar

This place was clearly originally built as a pub judging by the external architecture, but there’s now nothing inside of heritage interest. It’s now an Irish bar of course, with all manner of Irish memorabilia inside such as a framed print of Croke Park and license plates bearing the names of Irish counties on the walls. The front end of the room is carpeted; the extended rear is bare-boarded, and furnishings are a mix of normal tables and chairs and red upholstered banquettes. There were TVs on, one inevitably showing the horse racing.

There’s no real ale obviously, with John smith’s and bogstandard lagers at £3 a pint. I didn’t notice the Guinness price advertised. No sign of food or menus. These real Irish pubs do have a certain basic charm to them – shame there’s no real ale.

On 19^th September 2014 - rating: 4
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