★★★★★
Had a great night, thanks to Jeda!!
So helpful and smily personality!!Made me feel so "comfortable "enjoying my Guinness......in a very nice atmosphere!!!
*Giorgina as well ,behind the bar,was even more than fantastic!!!!
Her smile and her quick service... (no comment!!!)
Thanks so much.....I'll be back very soon!!!!
★★★★★
I felt I had to leave this after what I witnessed last night. The pub closed just after 1am and staff were politely asking everyone to leave. A group of very drunk youngsters started screaming and shouting at the supervisor and security, which was completely unfair.
I’m a regular customer . They stayed professional even when dealing with difficult situations, and last night was no exception. The supervisor and security handled it calmly and respectfully despite being shouted at.
People forget that staff are just doing their job and trying to keep everyone safe. Massive respect to the team for
★★★★☆
It’s a solid choice for an after-work drink. Prices are average. Nothing too fancy, but it gets the job done. Staff are polite and helpful when available. One nice touch: the bar offers portable charges, so you can charge your phone while enjoying your drink. Super convenient, especially if you’re out for the evening and running low on battery. I would say not a destination bar, but a comfortable, practical spot.
★★☆☆☆
Popped into this bar for a quick drink while the football was on! They had plenty of screens for you to watch whatever was showing and was rather large with a pool table too! Staff seemed friendly!
Despite being quite empty with a lot of staff working, the place was very unclean with flies and spills throughout and sick on the bathroom floors!
It is a little expensive but I guess it’s located close to Stamford bridge and the tube station so if you’re looking for a basic, old-school pub then this may be good enough for you
★☆☆☆☆
Unacceptable experience. We randomly popped in for a quick gin & tonic, and only after the tonic was opened were we told there was no ice and lime. No warning, no option to change the order—just a warm drink served with a shrug. When we asked for a discount (a reasonable request given the situation), we were told “the machine is broken.”
Honestly, if you’re running a bar—even a quiet one—you can walk to any nearby shop and buy a bag of ice for a couple of pounds. There’s no excuse for this level of unpreparedness or poor service. The place was empty and had zero atmosphere to begin with. Poor