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Beer of the Week (w/e 27th April 2025) with Thuck Phat
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Reviews (Current Rating Average: 6½ of 10) see review guidelines
paulof horsham left this review about Rab Ha's
A beer costs £5.70 in Rab Ha's. Liquid and light froth just about reaches the top of the glass, but you obviously can't expect a whole pint for such a meagre outlay.
2 ales on the bar - Timothy Taylor's increasingly ubiquitous and a local IPA. Several keg taps which are fortunately a bit left-field (Weiheinstephaner, Budvar among them). The On Yir Bike IPA was good enough to have me wishing I'd been served a whole pint (which, to be fair, I was the second time around).
An extensive menu at tourist prices is available most of the day, and with some quality, so it's probably best if you're looking for both food and drink and you're on good terms with whoever holds your purse strings.
On 30th September 2024
- rating: 6
[User has posted 554 recommendations about 516 pubs]
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Strongers . left this review about Rab Ha's
Rab Ha’s has a central U-shaped stool lined bar counter along with a wooden floor and panelling throughout that gives a traditional vibe. Some of the exterior walls are exposed granite and in the left-hand side was a fireplace with roaring log fire, very cosy. A television was showing muted rolling Sky News and there was background music playing. Upstairs are four bedrooms, and a function room is advertised.
The bar supports standard keg, and one of the two hand pumps was in operation drawing GK Yardbird. The same food menu as Babbity Bowster is available as these two pubs are run by the same people. The burger is 50p more expensive in here at £12.50. The service was polite, and I would have no problem returning here.
On 25th November 2022
- rating: 7
[User has posted 5969 recommendations about 5935 pubs]