Home, Uxbridge

A large corner pub with not many customers. There is an outside seating terrace with a tent at one end. Internally, there is a single L-shaped bar which actually feels quite homely with its gas fire, sparsely set tables and dog bed occupied by a sleeping beagle. The staff appear a little confused, the barmaid didn't know what 'CAMRA discount' meant. The homely illusion was shattered when we noticed the gaming machine, TV screens and dartboard. There is a good, basic bar menu supported by roast dinners. Three handpumps on the bar, two of which dispensed Doombar and Pride in reasonable condition. The WiFi didn't work. A nice feel, but opening times are unpredictable, which might account for the lack of custom. In the event of its being open, I would be happy to drop in for a quiet pint.