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The Queens, E13

410 Green Street
E13
E13 9JJ

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Plaistow, Upton Park

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Pete Williams left this review about The Queens

Large L shaped room and bar, grey and white interior with a patterned grey carpet and plenty of windows give it a light airy feeling. Variety of different seats, pool table and a couple of gaming machines. Beers were the normal fair of lagers, cider etc but no real ales.

On 20^th July 2024 - rating: 6
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Tris C left this review about The Queens

This pub harks back to the late 19th century to be rebuilt for whatever reason in the 1960s, 50m south of the original site, on the edge of Queens Market, as equally Brutalist and ugly as the pub. It was on CAMRA’s list of pubs with historic interiors, but the link is now dead and removed from the What?ub page, so perhaps it has been delisted, which wouldn’t surprise me.
Once I’d been frisked by a bouncer, I entered an utterly stark interior with white walls with some grey paint for punctuation, illuminated by modern lighting. Furniture comprised some ash grey peripheral banquettes with a pool table and games machines in evidence, supported by an incredibly worn carpet; it was a bit like a prison common room but with the addition of booze and deafening [c]rap music. Customers seemed to be exclusively Afro-Caribbean, Asian or from the Levant, me regarded with some suspicion.
No real ale here of course, a half of Kronenbourg arriving at £2.40, served by an old-school landlady, the only remaining item of heritage.
This is a poor place; I’d rather live out my life in a ‘spoons than come here again, a staggering contrast to the Boleyn Tavern at the bottom of the road.

On 29^th November 2023 - rating: 2
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Moby Duck left this review about The Queens

This is a very good example of its genera, open plan and roomy inside,carpeted and clean - not always the case with some estate style pubs, no real ale as expected, and a range of standard keg offerings. A couple pool tables in evidence and an electronic dart score board but I saw no evidence of a dartboard itself. The Guinness was of so I made do with a half of Kronenbourg. It was steadily populated on a Thursday afternoon, not a place for me but I'd rather spend twenty minutes in here than in a Spoons.

On 26^th August 2022 - rating: 5
[User has posted 2151 recommendations about 2118 pubs]

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