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The Grazing Goat, W1

6 New Quebec Street
W1
W1H 7DD

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Tris C left this review about The Grazing Goat

Dating from 1776, this is supposedly Marylebone’s oldest pub, known as the Bricklayers’ Arms until 2011.
The pub’s website describes the place as ‘rustic’, whereas I’d describe the interior as being traditional, modern and inoffensive. You can get a drink and stand at the bar, as I suspect that tables will typically be reserved, however, it’d be inadvisable for anyone to try and drink at it unless they are over 5’ 6”, such is the height. The other problem is that the distance between bar front and the nearest tables leaves a narrow gap, meaning that you get jostled every time a waiter walks past, which is often. Another problem is the acoustics, which are terrible; it’s like white noise.
Doom was available on one pump at the end of the bar, but daftly, the pump nearest the entrance, the one customers will see first, is unused. a Neck Oil rolled in at £3.30 a half.
This may be a good restaurant, albeit a noisy one, but it’s really not a place to drink, so I won’t be returning.

On 24th October 2021 - rating: 4
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custodian 42 left this review about Grazing Goat

One room front for drinkers and the rear room for diners. Bar to right with two hand pumps - Doombore and another weak real ale. Some outside seating. Not the best of places.

On 16th July 2018 - rating: 4
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john gray left this review about Grazing Goat

Nice rest/pub with outside seating.Long one room area mostly for dining but the have a handpump with Head in a Hat -topee as the regular beer.Worth a visit.

On 21st December 2013 - rating: 7
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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about Grazing Goat

Formerly the Bricklayers Arms, the Grazing Goat is now an upmarket 'Public House & Hotel' from the Cubitt House group. Inside is all gastro-pub in light shades of decor and wooden furniture. Table service and bossy signs about needing to ask if you wish to be seated (and no bar stools if you are just looking to have a drink). Full-height opening windows along the facade, with some patio tables at the front. Two handpumps offering Doom Bar and Deuchards IPA (OK, but at £4.00 - ouch!). Busy on a sunny Sunday afternoon, but not my kind of place.

On 25th July 2011 - rating: 5
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john mcgraw left this review about Bricklayers Arms

CLOSED & EMPTY (13/04/09)

On 14th April 2009 - no rating submitted
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