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Requested be closed with reason - For sale: Currently closed and up for sale
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The Fallow Buck, Enfield
Crews Hill
Postal town: Enfield
EN2 9JD
Served areas
Reviews of The Fallow Buck (Average Rating: 7 of 10) see review guidelines
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Steve of N21 left this review about The Fallow Buck
Fantastic looking listed white weatherboarded country pub situated in the North Enfield conservation area that Punch taverns have made such a pigs ear of running over the last few years that it is now currently shut whist the PubCo tries to sell it..
If Enfield Council has any balls they will not let this one become a private house
On 12th June 2014
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[User has posted 2111 recommendations about 1992 pubs]
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Steve C left this review about The Fallow Buck
This is a nice pub with old wooden beams and an inglenook in the front bar section. The rear is more of a restaurant as this pub is a little out of the way meaning that it is difficult to get to without driving so I imagine they rely heavily on dry sales.
Broadside, Greene King IPA and Bombardier were the ale options alongside a limited standard draught selection from which I had a decent pint of Guinness. The man behind the bar was as miserable as sin, but the woman couldn’t have been more helpful and made my family’s visit enjoyable.
On 21st September 2009
- rating: 7
[User has posted 5251 recommendations about 5219 pubs]
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- CAMRA WhatPub :: The Fallow Buck - whatpub.com
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- Real Ale : Yes last updated 21 September 2009 by David McNally
