The Six Bells, Brentford

This is a clean and comfortable Fuller's pub. There are mainly normal tables and chairs, with only a couple of tall tables/tall stools. There's a more dimly lit and moody room at the back on the left past a bit of glazed screening, where the sofas are located for those wanting to do a bit of lounging around. One interesting feature here was the brass footrail by the bar counter, with brass griffins at its corners. The beer choice was somewhat disappointing, with only London Pride on (£1.90 a half), with a couple of other pumps unclipped. The landlord told us that we were just unlucky, as he would normally have a couple of others on. Menus were on the tables, and although I didn't look at one in great detail, it seemed to contain enough pub grub. This was our first Fuller's pub of the day, and although we weren't massively impressed at the time, it turned out to be one of the better ones. This one's OK without being anything very special; the fact is that there are a couple of better pubs withing five minute's walk.

A really nice conversion by Fullers from what was a dump. usually 3 Fullers beers on but very few customers.This is the nicest of the Fullers pubs in the area but for some reason it cant attract much custom.