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    Jam Circus

    4.1 (15 reviews)
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    Live music
    Quiet
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Jam circus is one of, if not the, most pleasant drinking establishes in brockley

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    Review Highlights - Jam Circus

    Get there early, order the spring lamb (they also do a great veggie roast) and grab one of the couches in the back - it's like being in your own living room, just with kind people to bring you beer.

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    Fox & Firkin

    Fox & Firkin

    3.8(19 reviews)
    1.0 miLewisham
    £

    Please move. Just a…read morefew doors down. Closer to the town centre. Don't change anything, just don't be on that weird corner, kind of in-between everything. I love this pub. Absolutely love this pub. But I barely go. I'm to lazy to go that way, that annoying spot. I'm sorry I can't be a more loyal customer, but no. This place has fantastic drink offers, mega cheap. It also has good deals on food, especially a goodun on a pizza. The food isn't too shabby either, just exceeding expectations of pub grub. It's a dark, rock-y-esk bar. Plenty of bonkette and table seating. Pool table and little stage. It makes it the perfect venue for bands, live music and performances. There is a great and large beer garden and quirky toilets. I've always had fast and efficiant service from the bar staff and it's one of those rare pubs where I go in and spend a lot of time choosing what to have. I don't just look at the place and go... ugg whatever, beer please. There is always something that catches my eye. Go marketing team. With a variety of events, there's a lot going on to entice the crowds... perhaps more local crowds.

    Very friendly pub with a good range of beers which are well kept and great bar staff. There's a…read morevery popular pub quiz, music nights show-casing bands and a great garden with resident cats! Oh there's the knitting group too.. This isn't a pub with a great food menu but they do a good pizza as well as pies...

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    Blythe Hill Tavern

    Blythe Hill Tavern

    4.7(10 reviews)
    1.0 miForest Hill
    ££

    A recent trip to Forest Hill to meet some old friends for an Irish rugby match brought us to the…read moreBlythe Hill Tavern. I was pleasantly surprised by the place. It looks rather ordinary from the outside and, admittedly, the interior has most likey remained unchanged since its opening. But this is a datedness to revel in. The all-male, all white haired Irish bar staff wear shirts and ties, and seem to take great pride in the racing and other sporting paraphenalia that adorn the dark timber walls. Needless to say, the Guinness was excellent. The clientele was a mix of locals watching a Chelsea match, swapping anecdotes and exchanging stories of married life over pints of ale. A proper boozer, albeit one which holds a CAMRA award. There is also a beer garden.

    Ireland v England. Bound to be a nailbiter…read more The Mrs is Irish -without the accent to my dismay- and wanted to find an Irish local to watch the six nations. After checking out the tinterweb she found this place just 15 mins down the road. Along the main road to Catford it's not the most appealing of locations. Approaching I saw the rugged exterior and blacked out windows I hesitated to enter but once I was inside all my anxieties dissapeared in a poof of age ole Irish tradition. More than just an old boozer, this intimate space is just precious. The walls covered in old signs, racing and ale memorabilia. Authentic by definition the Blythe Hill Tavern is the epitome of cork drinking tradition. The pub itself is split into three sections, which sees you have to walk through the actual bar to get in-between them. It's hard to pick out an English accent in this place, including the staff who are all in shirt and tie. That touch of class runs right through the joint with table service for the regular locals and those ordering a Guinness. There are ample places to hang up your coats, which you do instead of stuffing under your table - because it's that sort of place. This truly is a pub with heart and soul, here for the love and not out to rip off thier punters with extortionate prices

    The Railway Telegraph

    The Railway Telegraph

    3.5(8 reviews)
    1.0 miForest Hill
    ££

    This place has come under new management and from the sounds of things, is VERY different from what…read moreit used to be! For a start there are no regular reggae nights, instead they provide a friendly, local service in beautiful surroundings. To me, the decor has a 'gentlemans hunters lodge' feel to it in some parts. Blue walls, leather chairs and a woodburning stove. As I said it has been taken over, and recently refurbished, so they are 'finding their feet', so to speak. They participate in a lot of local events, which is one of the things that makes South East London so great. One of the coolest things about this place is the staff.They know their stuff. Compared to a lot of the pubs in Forest Hill, this one has a lot going for it and I think is gonna be great. The beer garden is wrapped around the back of the pub, and their are seats out the front too, which I imagine would be a suntrap on a Summer afternoon. It feels quite child friendly, but dont quote me! Well worth a visit.

    Bit of a disappointment, especially considering how good the pub looks from the outside. I expected…read morebetter, even from a chain pub (Shepheard Neame). Just a couple of beers and the football updates on such a big screen (and high enough volume) so as to be impossible to ignore. Managed to find an odd chilly nook at the back to get away from the not sexist (to the best of my knowledge) Jeff Stelling. Also back there was a small restauranty bit, looking more like a breakfast room at a hotel out of season. Felt like a bit of a wasted opportunity to me.

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