I used to work their I miss the place best couple owed it ,love Leanne and Steve and everyone else…read moretheir it's been far to long I will be down for drink one weekend/ or Friday night soon Got to be done

Great bar, great atmosphere, great music.......always guarantee a fab night in there!!!!!read more

Amazing Brighton pub. Major league bar, numerous seating with inside upper deck looking down on…read moremain level. We walked up to discover a world-class soccer/football celebration. There Brits truly understand how to celebrate one of their favorite sports teams, Liverpool FC. Never experienced anything like the hugging, singing, dancing and DRINKING, then more hugging, singing, dancing and DRINKING. . The fans didn't know us and mattered not, they fully embraced us. Loved this time!!!

The 'Font' is an unusual place. Situated in the heart of the historic lanes, in an area full of…read moreexpensive jewelry shops and antique booksellers, this is bigger and brasher than most of its surrounding competitors. It is a converted church, hence the name, and its highlight is the upper galleried floor. The place is round in shape, so from the front of the upstairs, you can look over the railing down onto the madness below. Partly for this reason, it is a popular place to watch football - get here early if you're here to watch a game. There is no pretension or trendiness about this place- it is a bold, busy pub to get drunk in and eat some cheap food. However, there is nothing wrong with that, and it can be surprisingly relaxing in the quieter daytimes.

The food is lovely, for £5 you get a huge meal that is bound to fill you up and it all tastes…read morebrilliant. The drinks are quite expensive even for soft drinks but they do have a nice range of drinks available. The seating area is a bit of a tight fit when it's busy.

Nice atmosphere. Food ok, good service.read more

The Oak is a nice, friendly local pub, with a mixed clientele…read more. It's not the flashest place in the world, and St James St certainly has posher places to offer. However, if you want a pint and a chat with the friendly bar staff, this is the place to go. It's a long, thin place. The main seating area is at the front, and although traditional in feel is still light and airy. The primary attraction for me though is the sheltered, sunny garden at the back. The high walls keep out the sea breezes, and in summer there is often a barbeque. The annual 'Oakfest' also takes place here.

No longer "The Royal Oak", renamed. "Shortts" and on.this visit, quie the mixed bag…read more On the plus side, the staff are lovely, welcoming, warm and very Irish, which us no bad thing. The decor is simple, but with an interesting ceiling!! ' But, the roast I had was pretty dire. Tough beef, raw veg, and not a full plate. But the gravy was good and how wrong can you go with Aunt Bessies roast potatoes (!!!) So, not a bad pub, just a bad roast. Come for one, avoid the other.

The management at this location leaves a lot to be desired. Upon finding this Topgolf location on…read moreYelp, there is an "Unlock this Deal" option, which indicates that for £10 you can play unlimited games. When we arrived, the manager, Tom, advised within the 3 years he's worked here, he has never heard of this deal and would not honor it either. In addition, the food came out cold, and prepared differently than as ordered. We go to a location in the US regularly, and are never disappointed, unfortunately this location has provided the complete opposite experience. If I could've left no stars, I would have. Good luck and Godspeed when visiting the location at Addlestone.

To play golf is fun for all the family, but it is expensive. It Is also very addictive! The food…read moreisnt that great tbh, everything on the menu is spicy, so not great for those of us who cannot have anything spicy. The fries were the only thing I could have and they were really quite nice. The drinks were good :) good parking, very noisy environment. Open plan everywhere, which means you dont have much privacy and feel stampled upon.

If you like a game of pool, live sports from every angle, friendly staff, comfortable garden, live…read morebands, theme nights, private parties and decent pub food then get yourself down to the Cross Keys, it is child friendly to a point where the landlady will cook something up for the kids if they get hungry and the kitched is closed. Don't be put off by any prior reputation this place had, they make every effort to make your stay there memorable and always go the extra mile keep it going!!

This is slumming it in Marlow,however i have had some good nights here and met some interesting…read morepeople. Have bands certain nights and open late

The Crown & Anchor is a classic seaside pub in Eastbourne. Come here for brews and the…read morequintessential fish & chips. The fare was tasty, and the vibe is fun. On a nice day (rare to come by), you can sit outside, otherwise enjoy the cozy and historic interior seating. Staff were friendly, food came reasonably quickly, and prices were fair.

Fantastic Pub. Pubs…read morein Eastbourne that are staffed by friendly people, offer fantastic food, a wide selection of lagers and ales and doesn't have a clientele of drunks, druggies or thugs are few and fair between. So cherish the Crown and Anchor as it meets all the right criteria.