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The London Inn, Stamford

4 St. Johns Street
Stamford
PE9 2DB

Phone: 01780754919

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Stamford Town

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Quinno _ left this review about The London Inn

Charging London prices, ironically - 3 quid for a half (!) of Oakham Citra which wasn't even that good (NBSS 2). Also Grainstore and Pride with a dead Doom Bar pump – no sign of the cider CAMRA mentions. Nicely decorated at least, ‘contemporary traditional’ with friendly all-female staff, I think it must have had a going-over fairly recently and likely post-review, below. Got myself a Maggie-style rebate via a socket to charge my phone. I won’t see the need to re-do this one given the price/quality ratio. 5.5

On 6^th July 2026 - rating: 6
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Real Ale Ray left this review about The London Inn

I have to say the beer quality in here was excellent, served from the friendly staff. The barman told me that they have a good following for their cask ales, which was evident. Five pumps, with four on, Grainstore Lord Minimus and Ten Fifty, Doombar, Oakham Flag Fen Bronze. Well worth a visit.

On 17^th June 2023 - rating: 7
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Strongers . left this review about The London Inn

Next to the entrance of the London Inn is a small carpeted armchair seating area with fireplace that was being used by two elderly gents who looked to be very comfortable. To the right, along the front windows, is a flagstone seating area with high benches and barrels along with high stools that are overlooked by multiple television screens for showing sports, it felt a bit like being in a Rumbelows. That said, I only spotted televisions in this area, so it is possible to escape and just have background music as a distraction. Booths run up the left side of the pub to doors at the rear that lead to a patio area. There are a few high tables in the centre of the pub and the bar counter runs up the right-hand wall. The four hand pumps were drawing Sharp’s Doom Bar and Sea Fury as well as St Austell’s Tribute and Wells Bombardier. A standard and premium keg range was also available from the friendly staff. The food is cheap with meal deals such as two meals for £16 during the week. I liked it in here and would return.

On 13^th December 2022 - rating: 7
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