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Young's pub near Tooting Broadway station. Fairly standard interior, but worth knowing that there are a couple of large sofas right up at the back.
They have a flatscreen, which started showing football with the sound on partway through our October 2008 visit (replacing the radio which had previously been playing music).
Bombardier was £2.75/pint as of January 2008. On our October 2008 visit they (like many Young's pubs at the time) had St Austell Tribute on as guest ale (£1.45/half).
Food is served noon-8pm Monday to Sunday. They also offer a "traditional carvery" on Sundays from 12:30pm, priced at £8 for one course and £10 for two.
Quiz night is Sunday night (as of December 2007 it was advertised on the food menu as beginning at 8pm, but I'm sure on our January 2007 visit it started at least an hour later than that).
Accessibility: There's an accessible toilet (or at least a sign directing you to it) - not checked out though, and I can't remember if there was a step to get in.
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