Two entrees for eight pounds! Pints for under 5 pounds! Specials every day of the week! I love this…read moreplace! The Goose is a giant pub with really great food deals and good drink deals as well. I go out of my way to come here for a hearty and filling dinner. I've had the steak and ale pie, the wings, and the chicken tikka masala. They're all solid, especially for the price. When I pointed out to the barmaid that my 30 piece wing order only had 25 wings, they even brought me an extra three wings to compensate. I love you, Goosie!

I've been to this pub a few times and I'm quite a fan!! The drink and food prices are brilliant,…read moreespecially as the area is just a 20 minute train ride to central London - great place to start your drinking and meeting up with friends for a night out!! They serve a variety of food, big lunches/dinners and also snacks and platters. The food is of great quality, never heard anyone complain about the food. Drink prices are good, much like a weatherspoon pub. The pub doesn't play any music but is well decorated and always clean!! There are plenty of tables and a couple of booths for larger groups - great place to talk with friends. The only bad thing about this pub is that the toilets (ladies anyway) are through a door at the back and up some stairs. This can sometimes be a little tricky when you've had a few too many :-p

This is by far the best pub in the area. If you are interested in watching a football game,…read morehowever, this isn't for you. It is here for good beer and good chats with friends. You will also get to meet the pub dog (whose name I don't know) but he is a little rockstar. They do not serve food but have a nice selection of crisps. Lawrence the bartender is supercool and can usually be found there on the weekend. This place is a true gem. Cash only ;)!

Just about exactly what you want an old fashioned pub to…read morelook like. Full of charm. Cheap trophies from the 80s adorn the shelves..simply lovely. But there was little to no atmosphere when I arrived here, despite the pub being relatively full. And the beer was limited in choice and in quality. A bit of a let down after my initial enthusiasm.

Great pub to visit with a friendly atmosphere. I visit regularly with my family and friends and…read morealways have a good time. The staff are friendly and provide good customer service. There is a good range of beers on offer and all the drinks are reasonably priced. The food is okay too, I personally recommend the sunday roast. The toilets are clean and well maintained. The overall pub seems pretty clean and has that good quality pub smell we all love. The parking available is not the best but the pub has a good location so is easy to walk to from th centre of town. The seating is comfortable inside and outside in the summer. It can get busy at times but the staff are friendly and apologise ofr any waiting. All in all a good pub to visit.

i lived in maldon for sometime, having worked for the fun park, if you know maldon, then you know…read morewhat i mean. this place used to be a bloody good night out- but now its not really that interesting, ok, the beer is goo, and the staff are brilliant, the music really isnt all that. give it a try, you'll see what i mean- i love my ales, and you can't get them there

The Angerstein (named after a prominent local landowner John Julius Angerstein) is an imposing…read morelooking pub situated about 50m west of the Woolwich Road flyover where the Blackwall Tunnel southern approach flies over the Greenwich-Woolwich road. The space is divided into two areas: a long narrow area and a larger area dominated by a large screen (usual Sky sports), with a small stage over to one side (occasional live music). It's not the smartest pub in the area, but the staff are friendly enough and it can be a useful stop-off if you're going to the retail park (Sainsbury's, Comet, B&Q) - all about five minutes away. For football fans going to The Valley, Charlton, it's about a 10-15 minute walk. Smokers can shelter behind (appropriately enough) some smoked glass screens outside, where there are some benches giving a good view of the constantly passing cars and buses.

Good location and well spaced. Most customers are local people so it's quite friendly. Equipped…read morewith a big screen in the meddle so you can hang out with stags watching sports in the evening. The place is big enough to arrange a private party and of course good beer on the tab. Children-friendly as well.

Nice beer, nice staff, chairs a bit stiff, toilets clean.....local pub with local folks, no one…read morebothered us, two gay guys from America....l

I could probably have just copy & pasted my review of the Bell for this pub also, the main…read moredifferences between the two being that this one wasn't showing sports on the TV when I visited, and it has only one pool table. They do have a big sky sports sign outside though so I'm sure it's on a lot of the time. Again, it's very much an old school local's pub, a pint of Guiness sets you back £3.60 so you can't argue with the prices, but it's a shame there's no good beer on the taps. Although it looks nicer from the outside its probably a bit shabbier inside than the Bell.

a weatherspoons for basildon with a great atmosphere…read more friendly, welcoming staff with great prices and a good selection of ales, beers wines and spirits as well as non alcoholic beverages. nicely laid out, with many cosy areas to sit in, but can get quite cramped when the pub is busy. great value, nice food and ales are good too.

Not perfect but great food and a wide range of alcoholic drinks however not many soft drinks…read more Caters for all ages and has a decent amount of options for food. Prices are fair, not to high and not to low!

I got squeaked at the Wheatshaft 10/10…read more When you enter you are greeted by a beautiful corner pub and locals perched round a bar. The locals and staff are friendly and theres a lovely little smoking area out the back. 15/10 Make the wheatshaft skegness ultras again

Slightly scruffy one bar pub. No real ale but at least it does a good range of bottled beers. Black…read moreSheep bitter and Shepherd and Names Spitfire amongst others.No parking nearby but it's only a short walk from the town centre.

Been here a few times, for both breakie and lunch, they are not going to win any awards for the…read morefood but good value for money and somewhere I'll go again. Plus they do a good coffee I've also done the just drinks, but not my thing. Cheap drinks and they tasted it. G&T is normally a safe bet but in this case the tonic tasted flat and it was served in a large glass full of ice (I'd rather a tumbler when I can taste the nice gin).....still I may have to try another few different drinks before I rule it out completely

One of the better Weatherspoons , incrediably popular , I suppose that says something about the…read morerest of the pubs around here . Raliegh is not a bad place its a pity that the local pubs are not great .