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Combination of location/All Bar One/bottle...? (Should've gone to one of the Sam Smith's pubs instead -- Glasshouse Stores/The Cock would cover both ends of Regents St...)Just got back from meeting up with a friend from work who took early retirement last year. He booked a table at All Bar One (Not my choice) on Regents Street.
£5.95 for a 330ml bottle of Peroni As I don't normally drink at All Bar One is this a normal price or have they bumped up the price to try and recover some of the lost revenue from the last year?
Combination of location/All Bar One/bottle...? (Should've gone to one of the Sam Smith's pubs instead -- Glasshouse Stores/The Cock would cover both ends of Regents St...)
I quite like The Angel (think I was in there not long before lockdown...)Normally I'd go to The Angel (My 'local' for the last 25+ years) just of Tottenham Court Road. Curious to see if they've raised their prices, drinking out again looks like it's going to be expensive.
And presumably the parrot too. Hope it got re-homed but remember it from the mid/late 80s. How long do parrots live?RIP Intrepid Fox as well.
There's a parrot next door, and I'm going to take the fifth.How long do parrots live?
And presumably the parrot too. Hope it got re-homed but remember it from the mid/late 80s. How long do parrots live?
Just looked it up and can live over 50 years so I hope this is the one from the IFox.There's a parrot next door, and I'm going to take the fifth.
Just looked it up and can live over 50 years so I hope this is the one from the IFox.
Used to drink in most of these pubs in the late 80s as I worked at (and had the keys which was handy if I got too pissed) to No 1 Wardour St overlooking Leicester Square.
Jeffrey Bernard was still a regular in the Coach & Horses before he lost a leg & the stroppy landlord whose name I have forgotten.
There were three Blue Posts in those days.
The company I worked for had a membership for the Drinking club above the hairdressers next door but one if you wanted a drink in the afternoon when the pubs shut or very late night.
Norman Balon??Jeffrey Bernard was still a regular in the Coach & Horses before he lost a leg & the stroppy landlord whose name I have forgotten.
NormanJeffrey Bernard was still a regular in the Coach & Horses before he lost a leg & the stroppy landlord whose name I have forgotten.
I met Norman (served by) a couple of times. Grumpy old fucker to say the least.
He certainly was. Prided himself on being bloody rude.I met Norman (served by) a couple of times. Grumpy old fucker to say the least.
He wasI met Norman (served by) a couple of times. Grumpy old fucker to say the least.
My dad and his brothers were serious drinkers , 20 pints a session was a regular thing (Irish of course). His favourite spot for a pub was next door to a bookies .Dublin’s Pintmen would take some keeping up with. Dinner or no dinner.
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I appreciate table service is necessary but I like to take a look at the pumps to get a feel for what beers are on. Staff often forget or don't know anything about them.Just returning from my first pub visit for maybe 18 months. Virtually empty. Table service only but thoroughly enjoyable. After the first pint or two the pandemic wasn't mentioned and it was just like normal life chatting away about everything else. Didn't realise how much I'd missed it.
The pub had a really nice system. QR code on the table took your phone to their website which had their complete menu (including beers) and you could just order there.I appreciate table service is necessary but I like to take a look at the pumps to get a feel for what beers are on. Staff often forget or don't know anything about them.