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The Oddfellows Arms, Dunstable

Conger Lane
Toddington
Postal town: Dunstable
LU5 6BT

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The Chairman left this review about The Oddfellows Arms

Popped on on a Monday afternoon, and it was 'Monday Club' with beers on sale at £3.45 a pint. Had an Otter Bitter, which seems to be a regular beer, and found it most enjoyable. Two other beers were on offer on handpump - Greene King Scrumdown pale ale and J W Lees Bitter. It's a comfortable pub, and even provides wedges to stabilise wobbly tables although these weren't necessary at the one I chose to use.

On 3^rd March 2026 - rating: 7
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Delboy 20 left this review about The Oddfellows Arms

Cosy pub on the Market Square. Only Doom Bar available when I called but it was a decent pint. Happy to call again.

On 7^th October 2021 - no rating submitted
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Komakino . left this review about The Oddfellows Arms

Toddington's five pubs are all within walking distance of each other and this is viewable from both The Bell and Cuckoo around Market Square. A two-roomer, this has a small games room accessed via a door to the right (pool table and darts), served by a small bar counter with the main bar through a door to the left. This room is L-shaped and has exposed beams and low ceiling with a few hundred pump clips affixed to it. The floor is flagstoned here with the remainder carpeted and a mixture of red upholstered bench seating, dark wood tables and small stools, with their larger cousins against the bar and small Jack Vettriano prints hang on the walls here. An open fireplace is located at the rear of this area, inhabited by wood burning stove and a flatscreen TV affixed above the mantelpiece. A three ale line-up from four stumps (one unclipped) - Fuller's London Pride, Adnam's Broadside and Woodforde's Wherry, with an unclipped stump in the games room side (which the Wherry was confusingly poured from). The Wherry came out cloudy, but was replaced without fuss. Another credit to Toddington, although the range of pump clips on display compared to what was on offer seemed at odds.

On 29^th September 2017 - rating: 6
[User has posted 1087 recommendations about 1087 pubs]

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