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All Bar One, Victoria, SW1

Pub added by paulof horsham
Retail Unit 1, 58 Victoria Street
SW1
SW1E 6QW

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All Bar One (Mitchells & Butlers)

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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about All Bar One

Bog-standard chain bar / restaurant, with all the charm one would be looking for in an All Bar One, and seemingly pointless door staff (presumably foisted on them by the nearby Westminster City Council HQ). Nothing else to note, except that Meantime London Pale Ale - the least dull of the keg beer offerings - will set you back £2.95 for a half.

On 23rd August 2019 - rating: 3
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E TA left this review about All Bar One

This instantiation of this awful chain is a bland corner bar with glass walls on 2 sides and some outside seating on a paved area where smoking is not permitted. The most off-putting thing on this occasion was a morbidly obese tourist stuffing its face with a fatburger, a scene which will haunt me now whenever I pass by here – which I shall continue to do as there’s nothing here worth drinking and I don’t like to feel nauseous when eating.

On 4th June 2018 - rating: 4
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custodian 42 left this review about All Bar One

Nothing good about this place - no real ale and only keg offerings. Don't bother.

On 8th March 2017 - rating: 3
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Steve C left this review about All Bar One

All Bar One takes up a corner unit at the base of a shiny office block that is home to Trading Standards. Unsurprisingly the interior is identical to any other ABO and I did get a sense of deja vu when I approached the bar just as the barmaid disappeared off round the back somewhere. This welcome break from attentive service allowed me to note that there is no real ale and the majority of draught products were premium. I also noted that the many bottles of wine that are set into the back bar are bookended by an espresso station and a champagne station.

The bar is lined with umpteen swan neck fonts that rise above nuts, berries and foliage that festoon the counter. I thought that there may be a pub monkey that likes to graze along the bar, but I soon realised that these were essential ingredients for drinks the likes of which we do not know of in the Sussex backwater in which I reside.

This ABO is split into three distinct areas which are the bar area, complete with cocktail counter, and a dining area faced by an open kitchen to the left which sits under another seating area that is reached by scaling a flight of stairs. This is a slender bar with a mix of standard and high tables and chairs that line the floor to ceiling exterior windows. There are no televisions or gaming machines, but some indistinguishable old shite was being piped out of the speakers.

The displayed opening times are 08:00 until 23:30 Monday to Thursday, 08:00 until 00:00 Friday, 09:00 until 00:00 Saturday and 09:00 until 22:30 on Sunday. Food is available during the day and to give an idea of cost a full English breakfast is £7.75.

I’m going through a masochistic phase so next time I’m up in this area I think I’ll check out the Slug and Lettuce around the corner.

On 5th November 2014 - rating: 3
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