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Have been going to this pub for years but stopped as moved away. Recently went there and happy to report that the standards have improved. Avi the coolest landlord looked after us very well. Very cosy pub and the specials was amazing. Will be back soon.

What I love is the simple menu done brilliantly well, bangers and mash are are huge favourite of mine and to be honest I've been here three times in the last few weeks and trust me the bangers and mash here is banging absolutely fantastic, ale good great price of food and drink, thanks a lot, Great Job.

Great boozer, great beer, great service, so decent then.

Best place to stay when to visit Bushy Parkrun! Breakfast is great!

Proudly old fashioned pub in the Leyton backstreets with a good ale range and a lively but never intimidating weekend atmosphere. A beloved institution among Orient fans

Couldn’t thank the staff and management enough was late back from work looking scruffy and even though there dress code is smart casual they let me in, there service food and drink is 10/10

It's a great place , great staff, but menu is short not great but good atmosphere.

Great café overlooking the tennis courts within Lincoln’s Inn Fields. The food was delicious and the staff super friendly. Would definitely recommend.

Live Chez Nous cafe. Staff always very pleasant too.

The food here is delicious and the young lady serving us was so helpful. My partner is coeliac and whilst the GF options are limited there is still a good choice e.g steak, fish, pork and chicken plus the kitchen were very accommodating….. not to mention the duck goats cheese starter was tasty! All in all this place is well worth the money and still decent food if you are Gluten free too!

I’ve been here about 10 times with friends and/or colleagues and each time it’s been disappointing. Most of the times that we go, it’s fairly quiet but the service is always bad/slow. When we went for lunch today, we waited for over 10 minutes but no one came to take our order. We then had to try to flag down a waiter several times before anyone paid any attention. The first two times we were told “okay one minute”, and then the waiters carried on chatting amongst themselves. It wasn’t even busy! The food is mediocre at best. When it came to paying, the same thing - when I tried to pay, two staff members just kept chatting amongst themselves even though they could see we were waiting to pay. In the end I had to say “I need to pay and leave” and only then did one guy come over to take payment, but he (short brunette guy with a beard/moustache) was rude and told me “I’m training staff, sometimes you have to wait”. We won’t return.

Best pub for excellent, constantly changing beers, attentive staff, monthly festival, cultural events and no muzak. Sells thirds of 12% beers. Renowned, and with good reason!

Food and service were fine, but I had an issue with the bill. I was charged extra, only £1.50, nevertheless extra. I could only put it down to one of the group wanting their egg scrambled, not fried.

This, one of my favourite pubs, has just been redecorated and retains its traditional spirit. Drinks are reasonably priced for a Mayfair pub, the staff are helpful and there are some delicious snacks though you will have to go elsewhere for a full meal. Drop by to admire their collection of riding boots which might have been worn by Wellington himself. I always go to toast the memory of an old friend whose local’ it was and I am never disappointed

It was fine, though at almost £60 for two people to have fish, chips, curry sauce and a glass of wine I’d have expected better. The batter and curry sauce were good, and a good gluten free selection for my coeliac partner. The fish wasn’t super fresh, the chips were undercooked and the wine was a little ropey.