Latest reviews from Homerton

“On the main road to the north of Homerton Station, and slightly east of it as well this pub has a relatively small front, but is multi-roomed and deep once inside. An expensive front area is split by a horseshoe bar that has a couple of local casks, and a couple of local keg ales (amongst some macro ones) available, some craft cans too. It's a dark wooden, darker atmosphere traditional pub with a large mostly covered terrace area. The room behind the left hand side of the bar is next to the kitchen and has an unusual 'L' shaped pool table within it. A DJ was setting up on the Saturday evening I visited.“

ManVsBeer 1823 days ago

“A proper, real pub in London’s East End, serving Shepherd Neame ales in first class condition. A great atmosphere and very friendly staff and clientele. The Canterbury Jack ale was sold at just £2.75 per pint. Mainly jazz/blues background music, with some occasional live sessions. Regular quizzes. Smallish beer garden to rear. An interesting range of baguettes are available, I enjoyed the Red Leicester & Pickle whilst another in our group devoured a Brie & Salami variety. The landlord is very friendly and made a point of visiting all groups of drinkers for a chat at their table, a rather nice touch in my view. Most certainly worth a visit, even if only to see the remarkably well-preserved interior!“

ladnewton 4998 days ago