don't drink here if you're brown or want a non uncomfortable hostile experience. horrible 80 year…read moreold bartender started trying to pressure my two friends who don't drink into buying drinks and threatened to kick them out when they didn't (religious reasons.) and then started pointing at us and trying to gossip to another 80 year old and in general acting rude, specifically the only two nonwhite people in our group. and we were like the only customers in here and they were making our entire group uncomfortable. also disgustingly expensive for such an uncomfortable and awkward experience. also the music was fucking bizarre this is like a racist old guy pub and they're playing 2016 post malone

We visited this place during our stay in London back in 2019. I just never left a review until…read moretoday. Food is great, drinks are plentiful and back then it seemed a lot of regulars were visiting the pub daily. The owners are good. The lady was fantastic, the husband can be obnoxious sometime but he is a no nonsense kid of a guy. The lady of the pub is actually an American, which of course was a plus. They were very nice to our daughters and had no problems making them food that was not on the menu. BTW if you like meat this is your place! Owners are dog lovers and their two dogs were always at the pub. They were great and friendly. They just lay on the rug and mind their own business. We were in London for 8 days and visited this pub at least once a day. Our girls loved the puppies and made sure we stopped every day. I would highly recommend this place.

A gem! A high end, fine dining establishment- once upon a time it was a pub, but now it is most…read moredefinitely a restaurant and don't wander in expecting a pint of lager and a packet of pork scratchings. The dinner menu ( at £70/person) includes three courses appropriate to the season ( three or four choices per course). The wine list is robust, and includes a good selection of wine by the glass . While none of it is cheap, there is a lot of art in the food. If I had one small gripe, it would be that the experience is a little on the slow side- dinner was a three hour affair- on the other hand you don't really want to be swilling back your Pomerol as though it were a supermarket Beaujolais on a Friday night.

Great quality food in a nicely decorated restaurand and good deal with their set lunch weekend…read moremenu: 35£ for 3 courses. The lunch started with some parmesan shortbread and truffle cream with chervil. Also Irish soda bread for the table (in house made and delicious). For starters we all went for the charred mackerel, radish, ginger and champagne. Super tasty, one of the best meaty mackerel I have had in a while and the sauce was super fragrant. For mains, I went for the middle white pork (very creative and delicious) and my family went for the Hake and lime sauce (well cooked fish!). And for desserts we all went for the chamomile and apple creme brulee. Sooo goood! Overall the food is classic Irish with a twist! I would highly recommend it for a special occasion

FAVE PUB we stopped at in London. Located inside a converted (you guessed it!) BANK, this place was…read moreabsolutely adorable in all the best ways. Hygge vibes written all over it. Appetizers were great. Drinks were great. Service was (new and) great. We were so, SO satisfied here. I think what impressed me most was how many deals they had going. Two fancy cocktails for £12. Three different appetizers for £10. Everything seemed too good to be true, but it honestly wasn't. Highly, HIGHLY recommend! You will not be disappointed!

Nice family pub. We enjoyed the area and had to get warmer. After a healthy lunch (fresh juice and…read moreavocado toast), we did not want to leave. We stayed for coffee and a sweet treats. It was perfect.

South London certainly has a few good drinking establishments to its credit. Be At One or B@1 if…read moreyou talk in text talk, is one of these and you are always sure to have a fun time in here. I have been a few times after work and no matter what day of the week there is always a real lively atmosphere and everyone is up for a party! They serve a cool selection of cocktails and myself having a terribly sweet tooth, I always go for the ice-cream based ones (try the Irish Disco Biscuit) which are calorific but delicious. I would try and opt for cocktails during happy hour though as they are fairly expensive outside of that at £6.50 each. It does attract a young crowd and if you get easily annoyed by groups of people singing along to cheesy music, it probably isn't the ideal place for you. Good tunes, friendly people and fab atmosphere.

B@1. No, despite what you might think (and I did at first too), it's not a dingy internet café…read more It's, for lack of a better description, London's answer to karaoke bars. The dress code is casual, the atmosphere loud, hyper energetic, and in your face, and the drinks will get you in the singing mood in no time. Keep your eye out for the specials board as these will not only be good value for money but you are likely to get them served in record time since it's the bartenders' pick of the day. Don't be shy about belting one out if your favourite tune comes out over the speakers. The music mix may also be up to the barstaff as it can be quite eclectic with Linkin Park smashing out one minute and a softer Beatles ballad the next. I've also got to give credit to the barman for making 24 mojitos in one go to satisfy our pub golf group. I'd recommend buying your bartender a drink or two early on in the night. I've found that no matter when I go or even to which B@1, the bartenders love a good drink and will take care of you if you are willing to include them in a couple of rounds. I've even managed to get jaegerbombs passed over a crowd. So listen when I say - GET YOUR BARTENDER A DRINK! Plus, drunk bartenders are a little more generous with the pouring so really everyone is a winner. Overall, it's a good place to start a fun night out. Only problem is sometimes you just don't want to leave.

Not a bad little pub for a evening out with friends. It is best and easier to go to the bar to…read moreorder drinks vs. trying to do so on the darn app. Prices are reasonable. I was told to stay away from the food as the quality was rather low. So I can't comment on that but I did hear it from a few different locals. Or maybe they were hiding a gem...who knows? :) Would go back for drinks no problem. Would probably try the food if I had enough drinks.

Last time I revisited this old place, mid-week, mid-day I was greated by the heart warming sight of…read moresome young balihoo launching a chair at the bar after being thrown out after the barman took offense to him buying alcohol to his underage pregnant girlfriend. Lest I become a snob and look further down my nose at this soon to be hooded fellow, I shall move on to writing about the actual place It's a Wetherspoons pub and so I suspect you'll get the idea of what it has to offer very quickly. The building was formerly the main Post Office building in Tonbridge, then a Quasar laser game, then the heaving alchoholic monstricity that is the pub it still is today. Cheap and soulless are the buzzwords of the Wetherspoons franchise and well they do them. Many a night I've lost under endless rounds of black sambuca chased by gallons of unwholesome rums and whiskeys. Never a stable foot leaves this place and nor should it for who would want to remember what lies outside..Tonbridge.

One of the coolest spots I have ever had a drink because it used to be a public restroom and now…read moreit's an underground bar! Rusty was super fun and so welcoming for our first drink in London! He played such great music and created an amazing vibe when we got there. The people were so kind and welcoming to us as visitors so you definitely should check out this spot and make some new friends!

Verbally assaulted by one security and one staff at the entrance…read more When we got first line in the queue, we asked if the security guard had a good night, and he responded by saying "don't look or talk to me". After patiently waiting for 45 minutes at first line in the queue, being quiet as we didn't dare to look or speak to the security guard due to his disrespectful and rude attitude - we finally asked if the two of us could go in as our friends was already inside and waiting for us with drinks. The security guard and one from the staff then gets really, really agressive and starts yelling and cursing at us. The security guard and staff verbally assaulted us whilst we was trying to talk them into sense in a calm and polite way. The entire queue of 15 people ended op leaving due to staff's behaviour and thankfully backed us up. We have never experienced behaviour like this, and would never, ever come back. This has all been video documented.

Quiet pub down the road from Clapham high street. On a Tuesday it is not very crowded and there's…read morelots of space to sit. The music was just David Bowie when I went as it was only days after his passing. There was a decent selection of drinks and in terms of food there seemed to be different kinds of cheese based finger food. I believe they had a specific cheese based pop up residency this month so that may vary according to the time you visit. I did like the atmosphere but I think it will be better in summer when you can also sit outside. If you want to avoid the crowds in the main Clapham bars it's a good one to look out for.

A great pub six mins walk from Clapham Common tube. Potential for a few tables of Aussies to be…read morescattered around because #clapham = #aussiesinlondon. The beverage lineup here is excellent, full of craft beers- tap and bottles, and they do the good old popular London tap take over thing. Their wine list isn't too shabby either- we had options that were better than the standard pub slosh that you're usually subjected to. So big ticks all round for the booze department. Food wise, they had a kitchen take over from the cheese truck when I was there. A LOT of cheese. Not many healthy options but filling and satisfying after an afternoon on the sauce (alcohol). The pub itself has many tables and isn't really a stand up type pub but there are corners and bar spots that you can lurch around. The decor is homely in a cool way then finished off with a beautiful copper looking top: nice. Staff seem super chilled. Sunday sessionable to the max.

I cannot speak more highly of the Jolly Woodman. I understand that it is under new management…read morewithin the last few months, so any of the old "appalling" reviews should not be taken to heart. In fact, here are three reasons why the Jolly Woodman is a must-stop on your visit to the UK... 1. The staff Most nights our waiter was Oli. He is probably the sweetest kid we've ever met. Very easy to talk too, great recommendations and super accommodating to anything we asked for. On the nights he wasn't working, we genuinely missed him. On the second night we visited, we met the manager, Matt, and he's a truly genuine guy. Matt is the kind of guy who would literally give you the shirt off of his back. You can tell he really loves the restaurant with the stories he tells about the history of it (ask him about the tunnel if you visit!). He gave us a ton of recommendations of places to visit while we were in the UK and they were all spot on. His knowledge of the food and beer is extensive. We looked forward to catching up with him each night that we went in. We also met the head chef, Stuart, on our second night and he's one of a kind. He's also a Michelin star chef, but NBD. This man is passionate about his food, so much so that he brought out samples of what he was working on for us to try and it was all AMAZING. It was a one of a kind experience that you simply wouldn't get here in the states. If you have the chance to visit he Jolly Woodman and try his food - do it. You will not regret it. 2. The atmosphere Look at my pictures. Could this place be any cuter? It's a truly unique location with more history than you can imagine. 3. The food Alright, let's get down to brass tacks. The woodman has HANDS DOWN the best fish and chips I've ever had. The serving is huge, so I recommend fasting before you get there (really). Trust me, it will be worth it. I cannot do it justice writing about it - just go and try it. I also had a cheeseburger and the cheesecake for dessert and they were both spectacular. You cannot go wrong here. They also have a phenomenal beer selection. My recommendation: Sit at the bar, have a chat and a drink with the locals, you won't regret it.

This pub is in the tiny village of Littleworth Common and on the main road leading up to the…read moreBurnham Beeches and on to the M40. It is such a lovely setting with a large garden, however unfortunately everytime I have been in here, there has hardly ever been anyone else in! I think Sunday lunchtimes are busy but the rest of the week s so quiet - I wonder how they surviveyet it is on a busy road. I wish more people would go! The food is good - slightly pricey for a pub but okay and they serve real ale too.