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Nice venue for drinks with a friend - we both enjoy Fullers beer and thought we should line the stomach with a snack £9.95 for a portion of chicken nuggets - served up in a tin bicker - four nuggets!!!! My maths makes that a little less than £2.50 each - feel we were exploited and won’t be back - sorry !!

Really disappointed with our visit to this cafe, we were late arriving and all hot lunch food was gone. There was some questionable soup and dry bacon rolls, but a skeleton staff and it took forever for the older man serving to get to us. The menu online had looked amazing and I thought we were in the wrong place to be honest. Haphazard table arrangements and I was asked to move as they were "closing this part of the restaurant". It looked a mess and there were no spoons. Seems very shabby and totally disappointing. I wouldn't recommend. No toilets on the site either which is rubbish. 👎

Facility is under staffed. Cleanup of tables is slow. Many customers are forced to clean up their own tables when the arrive.

Very nice selection of beer. Much history with a dungeon set of stairs to the men’s room. Staff is friendly enough. Was informed that Mozart played music here as a child.

Tasty fish and chips and very delicious drinks like the baby guinness 😁 I would definitely come to this beautiful venue.

Had my birthday party here in the function room upstairs and the staff couldn’t have been more accommodating and no request was too much to ask, defiantly recommended having an event here!

Having arrived in London on a Saturday evening was worried about where we would eat and that it would be affordable. Stumbled across this lively pub at the back of Euston Station. Managed to get a seat. Food was lovely and good price. Staff friendly. Being from Staffordshire was good to see Titanic Ales 🍺

Lovely pub to come into after the day on the Heath, great seats on the roof and proper traditional pub feeling inside. Friendly team, good food and drinks. What else would one need

Little gem. Cosy. Lovely lady behind the bar. Felt like a real local. Didn’t eat but sure it’s good. Thank you.

We had the braised beef short rib, and we came back the next day for that again. Best piece of meat I had in ages, it's really that good.

We had a really good meal at S and E at the De Burgh. The helpful staff talked us through the North Indian specialities and all the food was delicious.

Great spot to watch the football with a great selection of beers along with very tasty food served by friendly and attentive staff.

AVOID AVOID my son was attacked in this pub the CCTV is useless. The place is dirty and full of people taking cocaine. If you have kids please do not take them anywhere near here

Sadly this iconic pub did nothing but disappoint.Our evening started badly as the table we’d booked outside in the garden on a balmy Indian summer evening was filthy: engrained dirt and sticky. Unfortunately none of the staff felt like doing anything about it but kindly provided me with some spray and blue paper roll so I could attempt clean it myself. In fact, the staff were signally disinterested in anything very much and clearly had not graduated from charm school or, perhaps, were just hating every second of their job. Our food was dumped in front of us by an equally charmless waitress and napkins turned out to be none existent. Our request for another light on the table so we could see what we were eating was met with a blunt, one syllable response. Another water wsaid he would see what he could do, failed to reappear. Regardless, we enjoyed each other’s company, however we declined to pay the pre-added service charge on the grounds that this was something we had not received.

Atmosfera tipica da pub! Abbiamo mangiato e bevuto benissimo! Personale molto cordiale. Ottime opzioni anche vegetali!