Ganley's, Morden

David Walton left this review about Ganley's

Visited 26/08/26

No cask. Keg offering of Guinness, Carling, Scut Fagan lager, original SB, Aspall, Level Head, Moretti, Madri, Coors, K1664, Stella, Heineken, Fosters, Ruddles Best.

Large Irish pub on the high street. There is some seating out the front. Inside the glass frontage it is a long rectangle from the front with a larger rear area beyond the far right-hand end of the bar counter which runs along the right-hand wall in the middle section of the venue. There is some tall stool seating at the ends of the bar counter. The rear part is bare boarded and seating via regular tables and chairs and some ornate benches. The walls have some glass fronted inlaid display cabinets and there are a lot of Irish Road signs projecting out from the upper part of the walls. Plenty of TV screens showing sporting action absent sound that provided by a very discrete music soundtrack. The longer part from the rear end of the bar counter to the entrance is ceramic tiled and there is some seating around pillars in the middle of the floor space plus some more of the large ornate high-backed benches serving tall tables down the left-hand side of the venue. There are some leather studded banquettes under the front windows either side of the entrance serving regular tables, and they continue up the front right-hand side ahead of the start of the bar counter. As you would expect a lot of Irish sporting memorabilia and the venue has a distinct Gothic feel about it.

On 29^th August 2026 - rating: 5
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