Firstly, I have had to create a new, anonymous account to write this review as the patrons and…read moremanager of this establishment threatened me. This is a homophobic pub with a some nasty regulars and a hostile manager (Darryl). Until tonight, I loved Molly Malones. It was my favourite pub in Hitchin. I attended a few times a month watch live sport. I met some lovely people, especially around the pool table. I went tonight to watch the PSG vs Chelsea game, and ended up playing poker with a couple of lovely guys, and the manager, Darryl, who turned out to be not so lovely. After the football, whislt I was at the bar, another patron shouted out 'Chelsea Nonce'. This is an offensive homophobic slur when connected to football, as evidenced by the conviction of Joey Barton who repeatedly used it on social media. I politely but firmly told the guy that was not okay. He got aggresive and told me to 'F' off. He then said it again. I reitereated that his language wasn't okay, and said I'd call the police if he said it again. He said it again. I dialled 999. At this point the manager (Darryl) asked me to leave the pub and took my drink away (I had just bought him a pint). He said he was removing me from the premises 'for my own safety'. The police attended. The said that 'nonce' was not a slur. I advised them to educate themselves, They were rude and dismissive. Darryl appeared at the door, grinning, and invited the officers into the pub. They left within 2 minutes, and reported on their radio that no offence had been comiited. I got their badge numbers and names and have made a complaint to Hertfordshire police. The police officers advised me that if I was now unwelcome in the pub, if I didn't move on and a complaint by the manager was made, I would be moved on by them forcefully. This is NOT an LGBTQ friendly pub. It's NOT a friendly pub at all under it's current management. Have a look at the other poor reviews for this pub and how the manager responds. J

Molly Malones is my local pub and I love it. It's a proper pub in my opinion and, as the name…read moresuggests, run on a bit of an Irish theme. It's situated on Nightingale road a little out of the centre of town but is well worth seeking out. The staff are very friendly, the beer is good and the whole atmosphere of the place is great. They show the footie when it's on and have live bands from time to time plus events such as party night on Halloween and New Year etc. It's not a particularly big place so it can get a little crowded at peak times. There's a little courtyard out the back for smokers but you couldn't really call it a beer garden. Parking can be problematic around here but there are soem free parking slots across the road next door to the petrol station. Go on - give Molly's a go - you'll come back again

The half moon pub is a great little pubits doesnt do food, it doesnt do many drinksand if you dont…read moredrink the black stuff, you will be looked at funny for the rest of the night. I first stumbled upon this place when an irish friend and i were going on a pub crawl, trying every single guiness in oxfordand the halfmoon..later did we found in a more sober state, is an irish pubcame up top. the pub has an elderly landlord who is not a fan of loutish behaviour and will let you know with a stern look if you are crossing the lineand thats a good thing. have some resepct for where you are and you will be rewardlast night my friends and i were treated to a lock in till 1 am

This pub is such a hidden gem. It's just far enough from the centre to escape too much notice, and…read morefrom the outside it doesn't look like anything special. In fact, as Elliott Castro says, it doesn't do food or a huge range of drinks, especially if you're not drinking alcohol, but that's really not why you come here. You come here for the atmosphere. I'm no expert, but it really seems to be the most 'Irish' pub of all the 'Irish' pubs I've seen on my travels, both in Oxford and elsewhere (including, strangely enough, Dublin!). It's really warm and lively and great, great fun. It can be a little daunting going in the first time to see groups of regulars there, but behind the boisterous appearance, people are generally pretty friendly. They do live music on Sunday nights and often host folk music events. Don't knock it till you've tried it! It is the sort of place where you go to have background music to your conversation, though; if someone's playing a song, you listen. This is a really refreshing change - I always feel a bit awkward talking over musicians in other situations, and there's plenty of chance to chat otherwise. Go and check it out, but don't tell too many people - it's great just as it is!

I loved it here. We had fish and chips with curry sauce. Great food, great service. I can't wait…read moreto come back!

Less of a neighborhood pub and more like a bar, Three Guineas used to be the Reading rail station…read morebut is now simply attached to the rail building. I think it's probably a big place to stop-off on the way home for the business people coming back from Londontown. But I certainly wouldn't know anything about that at all. Really. I'm sure. Um, moving along... Full bar service with several beers on tap as well as a reasonable food service. I have seen a couple people eating here, but it just doesn't have an eating "vibe." The music is a bit loud and when there is a big game, they have a big screen television outside for the smokers.

Ordered the mega Irish breakfast and it certainly lives up to its name, Everything was cooked to…read moreperfection with generous portion sizes. Would eat here again.

Having done the Great Hall with our friends over from Sweden and after a little shopping, we needed…read moresome lunch. Three of us knew we were going to Rick Stein's for the 4th's birthday dinner so we wanted something simple So burgers it was Its a big place but was clean and tidy with no beery / frying smell...the staff were friendly...there was plenty of room to sit down...not too many other customers as it was a late lunch The food was actually very good and with good sized portions...it was also very reasonably priced Will return ps - obviously a sports bar with screens all around; well done

I used to come here every other Sunday for the Sunday Roast. Mmm...Sunday Roast. Roast beef,…read morepotatoes, Yorkshire pudding, and gravy. Washed down with a pint of Guinness Extra Cold. Also, not a bad place to watch football especially a Celtic game.

Every time I come in, I am treated with a smile. Food is good, fajitas are good, steak is awesome…read more Football is on the big screen. Great prices! I am glad they are only around the corner from my flat!! :)

Only tried a pizza which was ok. Great atmosphere for live sport though with a friendly staff who…read moreremembered what I was drinking the next day.

Not the typical Irish Pub, does not have the Irish theme, but a Sports theme, loads of signed…read moreitems, shirts, etc, match programmes, etc. if you are into your sports you will love checking this out. very popular, food looked great - special, 2 meals for £11, reasonable priced especially compared to nearer the town centre. The 2 Bar Staff were great especially as they were 2 members of Staff down & it got quite busy, they did have to stop serving food though. will definitely visit when in area in future.

I have never used the Spinnaker as a pub but often go for their carvery on a Sunday…read more This is probably one of the best carveries in Southampton because of the variety of food. It is also great because you can book which means unlike other carvery's you don't have to wait an hour in the bar area to get served on a Sunday. The price on Sunday is £8.90. This is one serving of meat but unlimited veg and other items. In with the other items are sausages wrapped in bacon. So if like my partner you can eat loads after one dinner you can get another and use the sausages wrapped in bacon as your meat! Desserts are not fantastic but are good as are the Irish coffee's! This place is also a Bed and Breakfast!

Popped in to meet a friend. The place looks pretty authentic and untouched. This will probably our…read morenew local since we are moving to the area. Plenty of seating inside and outside with a nice beer garden. Just a no frills pub with cold beers on tap.

The food here was the best food I had while on my trip to london!! And the overall vibes were…read morelovely :)

Go here! If you like real ale and a funky local atmosphere, just go here! Until you've experienced…read moreit, it's very hard to describe. Put it this way, if this pub was in London they'd be queuing round the block to get in every night. The actual building is 17thC and there's been a pub on site for over three hundred years now. In it's latest incarnation (of must be getting on for twenty years or so now) it's also known as Milk Street Brewery. Yup, it's got it's own brewery out back - and the beers are a small but select range of utterly delicious ales. The most famous is the aptly named 'Beer' beer, and Funky Money, also Zig-Zag are highly reccomended too. I can't wait to try this season's new brew 'Bobbled', launching on 1st December. I don't know how they manage to pack in so much. There are music nights, quiz nights, 'event' nights, and a children-welcome policy of usually up top about 9pm. There's even a small but delightful beer-garden out back for smokers. Buy the t-shirt and drink the pint - and if you catch Sausage Sunday you'll be glad you did. Great atmosphere in this Bohemian quarter of the old town (this happens to be my 'local' of choice, being under two minutes walk away. Yesssss!) Highly reccomended!

Quality beers and ales made on the premises friendly cosy and full of fantastic people. I reccomend…read moreElderfizz !