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Pub in Bexleyheath, a fairly standard Wetherspoons shopfront conversion — low ceiling, interior stretching a long way back, very little natural light except at the front. There are a few sofas, some booths along one wall, and a "family dining area" right at the back in the very dimmest and darkest part.

Kake and bob visited on a Sunday afternoon in April 2009. There were a fair few people in, but there were still tables free. The handpumps (nine in total, I think) offered Ruddles, John Willies (£1.89/pint), Abbot Ale, Marston Pedigree, Spitfire, and something Westons. No music was playing, but a flatscreen was showing the Eastenders omnibus with the sound on.

Accessibility: No step to enter, just a small sort of ridge. Step-free access to bar, seating area, toilets. There may be an accessible toilet too (not 100% sure).

See also:

• Pubs Galore comments
• World Of Spoons review
• Beer In The Evening comments
• Yelp comments
• WhatPub entry