BITE user comments - daniel567
Comments by daniel567
I really like this place. It's well situated by the station for a beer before and after journeys, they do beer specials (�2 a Foster's on a Monday night) and food specials every day (�3.95), sport's always on the TV and the staff are all fun and friendly. I suppose it's no good if you are looking for a log fire and an old bloke reading the Telegraph in the corner, but then there are plenty of these places.
10 Mar 2010 17:46
Not crazy about the interior makeover but it's up their with the great pub gardens. Alas I shall not be enjoying it again having been told to unplug my laptop charger 'because we need to watch costs'. E-On inform me my particular laptop cost 1.5p an hour to charge. Blimey, those new cushions must have cost a fortune...
5 May 2009 22:16
Oh ye of little faith. Hufflers regulars often pop down the Phoenix for a drink, and Phoenix drinkers are regularly found enjoying a game of pool in the Hufflers...
5 May 2009 22:03
Oh ye of little faith. Hufflers regulars often pop down the Phoenix for a drink, and Phoenix drinkers are regularly found enjoying a game of pool in the Hufflers...
5 May 2009 22:00
This is indeed a locals pub, but what's wrong with locals pubs? Easy solution: go there a few times and you'll be a local...
5 May 2009 21:53
Dear oh dear I think benb111 has stumbled across a Prince Albert in a parallel universe. I go in the Albert all the time and have yet to see a chav. If you're after an organic ale and a quiet read of the Telegraph by all means visit one of the other pubs in the street. For me though it's just nice in a popular tourist town to find a pub with more locals than tourists once in a while. Hang on an old guy has just come in, let me ask him if he's a chav....
3 May 2009 20:49
The Mitre, Greenwich
This pub was slowly being deserted by locals, leaving it with a trickle of tourists only interested in a 'warm' beer and fish and chips for their photo album (it'll never lose those due to its location). But the new manager has jacked the place up. The smaller adjoining Irish bar has been reopened on the weekends and is great for sport (football, rugby, racing, whatever the consensus is) and generally the place has a buzz about it again.
Not sure about liber's list of destruction. The food must be terrible as you can never get a table for a roast on a Sunday. And last time I went in there (last night) the toilets had been completely refurbished and unless I was dreaming I used a handle to open the door.
10 Mar 2010 18:10