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| The Dover Castle was a [[Category Samuel Smith's|Samuel Smith's]] pub in [[Locale Marylebone|Marylebone]]. It [https://twitter.com/samsmithsbeer/status/778504786756919296 closed down] in September 2016. |
Samuel Smith's pub in [[Locale Marylebone|Marylebone]]. |
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The information below is retained for historical purpose. <div class="old_info"> Samuel Smith's pub in [[Locale Marylebone|Marylebone]]. |
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Food is served noon-2pm, and 6-8:30pm in the evenings according to a board in the pub as of February 2008, a fairly basic range. [[Ewan]] tried the vegetarian pie (one of only a few vegetarian options), which was advertised as coming with chips. It was brought out with mash, which the publican picked up on and offered to bring out a bowl of chips for no additional cost, which he did. As it was, the pie went better with the mash, and although the crust was a bit dry, it was still tasty. The chips which came out (and which were served with my companion's sausage, beans and chips) were clearly hand-cut from a potato, and what they lacked in crispiness they made up for in being fresh. |
Food is served noon-2pm, and 6-8:30pm in the evenings according to a board in the pub, a fairly basic range. I tried the vegetarian pie (one of only a few vegetarian options), which was advertised as coming with chips. It was brought out with mash, which the publican picked up on and offered to bring out a bowl of chips for no additional cost, which he did. As it was, the pie went better with the mash, and although the crust was a bit dry, it was still tasty. The chips which came out (and which were served with my companion's sausage, beans and chips) were clearly hand-cut from a potato, and what they lacked in crispiness they made up for in being fresh. |
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[[Bec]] had the egg mayo baguette for £3.25 which was excellent value for money. The baguette was toasted and the egg mayo wasn't overly mayo-y. I also had a side of onion rings for £1.75 which were greasy and fatty and utterly delicious. Ideal for lunches, I should think. |
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* [http://www.fancyapint.com/pub/28 Fancyapint review] * [http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubreviews/22228/ Pubs Galore comments] |
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* [http://web.archive.org/web/20080228233654/http://www.timeout.com/london/bars/reviews/11484.html Time Out review] (Wayback Machine) |
* [http://fancyapint.com/pubs/pub28.html Fancy A Pint review] |
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Comment added by Bec: I had the egg mayo baguette for £3.25 which was excellent value for money. The baguette was toasted and the egg mayo wasn't overly mayo-y. I also had a side of onion rings for £1.75 which were greasy and fatty and utterly delicious. Ideal for lunches, I should think. |
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postcode='' summary='Now closed; was a Samuel Smith's pub in Marylebone.' website='' |
postcode='W1G 7EH' summary='Samuel Smith's pub in Marylebone.' summary='Now closed; was a Samuel Smith's pub in Marylebone.' website='' |
Samuel Smith's pub in Marylebone.
This is a spacious pub with several rooms and a small beer garden smoking area out the back, set just behind Portland Place in Marylebone, done out in the traditional style favoured by Sam Smith's.
The drinks available are the standard range, though they have the Old Brewery Bitter on hand-pulled pumps. Service is good, and the publican was perfectly friendly and approachable.
Food is served noon-2pm, and 6-8:30pm in the evenings according to a board in the pub, a fairly basic range. I tried the vegetarian pie (one of only a few vegetarian options), which was advertised as coming with chips. It was brought out with mash, which the publican picked up on and offered to bring out a bowl of chips for no additional cost, which he did. As it was, the pie went better with the mash, and although the crust was a bit dry, it was still tasty. The chips which came out (and which were served with my companion's sausage, beans and chips) were clearly hand-cut from a potato, and what they lacked in crispiness they made up for in being fresh.
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Comment added by Bec: I had the egg mayo baguette for £3.25 which was excellent value for money. The baguette was toasted and the egg mayo wasn't overly mayo-y. I also had a side of onion rings for £1.75 which were greasy and fatty and utterly delicious. Ideal for lunches, I should think.
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