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<div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[bob]], September 2012. Opening hours taken from Wetherspoons website, February 2012.</div>
<div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[Kake]], February 2012. Opening hours taken from Wetherspoons website, February 2012.</div>
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Wetherspoons pub in Croydon. It's been in and out of the Good Beer Guide a few times.

It's a typical Wetherspoons shop conversion — low ceiling, little natural light. (There is however a little unexpected pocket of natural light at the very back, where three windows look onto the backs of other buildings.) A dais opposite the bar includes sofa seating, and there are a few booths at the back.

Kake has now visited several times. On a Wednesday evening in September 2011, there were a number of interesting guest ales on, all at £1.75/pint, including Dark Star Saison and Hepworth Pullman. They generally have a couple of real ciders (mostly Westons) and perries too. In February 2012, a pint of lime and soda was 80p. On all our visits, no music was playing but there was a nice low buzz of conversation. Service has generally been very friendly and helpful.

Accessibility: No step to get in, to the bar, to most of the seating, and to the RADAR-locked accessible toilet. Some of the seating is on a dais, and a few of the tables at ground level are high ones, though most are normal-height. The other toilets are in the basement, down a straight wide stairwell with sturdy handrails on both sides. It's worth noting that the accessible toilet is right at the back, behind a little wall, and not immediately apparent unless you know where it is.

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Last visited by Kake, February 2012. Opening hours taken from Wetherspoons website, February 2012.

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