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The Eagle Inn, Ross-On-Wye

23 Broad Street
Ross-On-Wye
HR9 7EA

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Ross-On-Wye Central

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Delboy 20 left this review about The Eagle Inn

Reasonable pub with very friendly service. 2 beers on - Timothy Taylor Landlord and a decent enough Adnams Ghost Ship. Live football on the various screens. Happy enough to pop in.

On 26^th April 2019 - no rating submitted
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Quinno _ left this review about The Eagle Inn

A recently done-up Craft Union (Enterprise pretending they’re with the zeitgeist) place. Staple shaped interior with a raised left area, pub carpet and ye olde fake beams on the ceiling. Pool table. Tried the Wadworth Horizon and Tim Taylor Landlord, neither of which were any great shakes. All a bit identikit and the so-so beer meant that I left lacking any real positives. As mentioned below, it was renamed in 1969 after the Apollo 11 Lunar Module – probably the closest that Ross has ever got to whacky.

On 16^th July 2018 - rating: 5
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Soup Dragon left this review about The Eagle Inn

This is a corner pub, with a nice patio area (with water feature and BBQ area). The building is in the Georgian style, being in white painted brick, with black lintels to the slightly curved sash-styled windows, a couple of string courses and, as Boger says, modern glass doors. The interior is an L-shaped room and is in patterned wallpaper, pale green and wood, with a collection of books and various ornaments on a set of shelving. It is a foody place, with tables and booth areas, but i didn't eat. The TVs just had daytime programmes on - silently, while the music was easy stuff at a decent level. There is also a dart board. The service was friendly and the clientele a good mix, from families to mature - with a mix of diners and drinkers. The most unusual feature is the spiral staircase, which led to heaven for all I knew. Beer; usual tap stuff with London Pride, Youngs London Gold and a decent enough Butcombe Gold on handpull. I was more than happy to pop in for one, but one would generally be enough.

On 9^th August 2013 - no rating submitted
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