Randomness Guide to London - Differences between Version 11 and Version 10 of Freemasons Arms, WC2E 9NG
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summary='Shepherd Neame pub in Covent Garden, in the Good Beer Guide.'
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summary='Shepherd Neame pub in Covent Garden, in the Good Beer Guide.' website='' |
Shepherd Neame pub in Covent Garden, in the Good Beer Guide.
A pint of Late Red and one of Spitfire came to £6.15, and a pint of Master Brew was £2.70.
Food served all day until 8:45pm. It's fairly standard pub food; burgers are £5.50-6.25, sandwiches and hot sandwiches are £2.75-3.50 (e.g. chip buttie; brie, bacon, and walnut; coronation chicken), chips are £1.75, nachos are £3.75, and mains are £6-8 (e.g. steak and kidney pudding; gammon, egg, and chips; lasagne). Vegetarian options are almost entirely absent. View photo of menu as of October 2007.
Kake first popped in here around 4pm on a Saturday afternoon and it was packed so I didn't stay. I suppose this isn't really surprising given that it's within the tourist zone. It may also have had something to do with sport; they have at least four flatscreens.
It was pretty much empty on our second visit, on a rainy Monday afternoon. The flatscreens were showing sport but the sound was off, and instead there was piped music, sort of R&Bish, not too loud.
Note that they may close early on a Sunday; they may be open into the evening and they may not - it totally depends on whether they have more than a couple of people in.
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