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Graveney and Meadow, Tooting, SW17

40 Mitcham Road
SW17
SW17 9NA

Phone: 02086729016

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Tris C left this review about Graveney and Meadow

This is a late Victorian pub and quite a plain one too, originally known as the Horse & Groom. I’m not sure where the current name comes from, but not being pub-like isn’t a great way to attract customers; the current name sounds like a firm of undertakers.
A Moby mentions, it’s a bit bohemian, with seemingly nothing of the original pub remaining, other than some seemingly very old dark wood creaky stairs to the lavs. With a flagstone floor, walls are either floral wallpaper, mustard yellow or bare brick, with knickknacks and some trendy prints. There are exposed black ceiling rafters, light coming from modern sconces. There’s an open kitchen and a room to the rear from which clapping emanated; further investigation revealed and open mic night. There were bored games and an off-centre bar with metal top and a front which appears to have been fashioned from lockers, painted brick red. Customers were few in number compared to the other six pubs visited along this strip, but they were young professional types.
There are now no ale pumps, the choice being Gamma Ray, Amstel or Staropramen at £2.75 a half, served by a grumpy yet noncommunicative barman.
This isn’t a great place by any standards, the lack of ale diminishing the appeal, but perhaps it redeems itself in the form of the variety show; it’s certainly better than the Long Room.

On 6^th April 2022 - rating: 4
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custodian 42 left this review about Graveney and Meadow

One room Antic pub with the bar to the left. Somewhat uncomfortable cinema type seating. Two reversed hand pumps so I had a Leffe which tasted like Leffe always does.

On 20^th October 2019 - rating: 5
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Moby Duck left this review about Graveney and Meadow

A kind of bohemian mix of cafe restaurant and bar,obviously food led but an interesting buzz about the place. The interior walls were a mix of exposed brick and retro ,floral wallpaper, in the best Antic tradition. There was just the one cask beer on, Little Beer Corporation Little Geyser, which was very good but obscenely expensive at £5,50 a pint, given I had just had a pint of the same strength beer in fellow Antic pub The Antelope a couple of hundred yards down the road at £3.20, they are obviously targeting a particular type crowd, one I'm not in.

On 11^th February 2018 - rating: 6
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