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The Nicholas Culpeper, Crawley

Pub added by Strongers .

Landside, North Terminal
Gatwick Airport
Postal town: Crawley
RH6 0NP

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Gatwick Airport, Gatwick North Terminal

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Philip Carter left this review about The Nicholas Culpeper

Nice place, open to the passing travellers, though they have an upstairs area. Only two ales on tap. Greene King IPA & Nicolas Culpepper. But sold at £4.70. Can't say much about the decor, as there isn't any walls. The staff are friendly. This bar is in the North Terminal, in case you are trying to find it. Take the free shuttle between terminals. I may visit upstairs area, so will update this review. Update. Visited the upstairs area. All seating, geared up for food but you can just go there with your drink.

On 6^th February 2018 - rating: 9
[User has posted 759 recommendations about 721 pubs]

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Strongers . left this review about The Nicholas Culpeper

The Nicholas Culpeper is a relatively new landside airport bar and restaurant. The bar supports a standard and premium keg range alongside two hand pumps that were drawing Greene King IPA and Nicholas Culpeper Golden Ale. I opted for the Stella which was £4.80 a pint. This bar boasts of being the world’s first airport gin distillery, I don’t like gin so this was of little interest to me. The usual pub grub is available to eat in the bar or the upstairs restaurant. Burger with chips was priced at £11.

The staff work hard and were very friendly, but there is no accounting for the vacuous morons that populate any built-up area so be prepared for selfish stupidity from some patrons. All in all, I thought this place was OK and next time I get my flight times mixed up and arrive three and a half hours early I will pop back in for another couple of wife-beaters.

On 10^th July 2017 - rating: 6
[User has posted 6131 recommendations about 6097 pubs]

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