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O'Neill's, Leytonstone, E11

762 High Road
E11
E11 3AW

Phone: 02085364039

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O'Neill's (Mitchells & Butlers)

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Leytonstone

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David Walton left this review about O'Neill's

Visited 22/09/25

No cask. Keg offering of Guinness, Madri, Magners, Asahi, Peroni, Heineken, Coors, Carling, Alpacalypse, Camden Pale, Neck Oil, dark fruits SB, Inch's, John Smiths.

Grand looking (from the outside) venue on a busy road junction with some outside picnic bench seating at the front on a paved area. The venue is L shaped inside with the bar counter down the left-hand wall on the part of the L that stretches to the rear of the venue. Some leather backed booth tables in the slightly raised part on the far-right hand side with regular and tall tables between this area and the serving side of the bar counter on a boarded floor. The front part of the L in the large front windows had some bench and booth seating and the area was v lively on my early evening visit. There is a music venue on the overall left-hand side of the venue but clearly closed on this early week visit. Actually, realised as I left that the outside seating wraps around the right-hand side of the venue with some chalet offering some protection in poor venue but to be honest this wasn't exactly a looker in terms of outside seating.

On 6^th April 2026 - rating: 4
[User has posted 1590 recommendations about 1565 pubs]

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Tris C left this review about O'Neill's

Dating from the mid-17th century and mentioned by Daniel Defoe, this was originally the Green Man, the current roadhouse incarnation situated at a bleak gyratory system known as Green Man roundabout and dating from 1929, given the full Céad Míle Fáilte blarney in 1995.
This is a big, bare boarded place with grey paint, some bare brick, silent unwatched golf on a TV, games machine, trendy metal light fittings, sauce bottles on tables and young, trendy customers, few in number, making the place seem a bit empty.
There’s no cask here, the most inviting option being a half of Punk IPA at a reasonable £2.75 a half, served by a fungible barman, informing me that the place was going to shut in 20 minutes; my arrival time was some way short of 9.00pm on a Thursday, which is a bit lame; the other three pubs visited (this was the first of four) didn’t have a problem.
As the previous reviewer mentions, this place is better than expected but that’s better than expected by O’Neil’s standards; the North Star is a short walk.

On 20^th January 2024 - rating: 4
[User has posted 2324 recommendations about 2267 pubs]

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