Randomness Guide to London - Differences between Version 26 and Version 10 of Hermit's Cave, SE5 8QU

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It has seven hand pumps with Old Rosie scrumpy and several Weston's ciders, London Pride, Gravesend Shrimpers Bitter and, on visits in July 2009 and August 2010, a couple of Brodie's ales. Cider is clearly a focus of this pub, and four of the handpulls are seemingly dedicated to it, with a number of draught ciders as well, and at least one perry. In addition, they have Leffe, Hoegaarden, Amstel and others on draught. In September 2008, [[secretlondon]]'s pint of Gravesend Shrimpers (£3/pint) was poor and flat, but the ales and ciders we've tried here since then have been fine.
 The pub is laid out internally for football, with sofas set out cinema-style. On [[secretlondon]]'s visit in September 2008, there was an England match on later but they were showing a different game. The pub felt dirty and rough and there were very few women there.
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On [[secretlondon]]'s visit in September 2008, the pub was laid out internally for football, with sofas set out cinema-style; there was an England match on later but they were showing a different game. When [[DrHyde]] visited in July 2009 there was no football on. The pub was busy but not packed, service was quick, the beer was good, and it felt friendly and welcoming. [[Ewan]]'s August 2010 visit was during the day so the pub was very quiet indeed, but pleasant nonetheless. On another visit by [[Kake]], [[Laura]], [[Sarah]] et al. in September 2010, there was football on the TV but the seating arrangements were as normal, and it wasn't too intrusive.
 It had four or five hand pumps with Old Rosie Scrumpy and another cider, London Pride, Gravesend Shrimpers Bitter and maybe another. I had a pint of Gravesend Shrimpers Bitter (£3/pint) which was poor and flat.
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Accessibility: No steps to enter. It's step-free through to the toilets, but the ladies' at least is tiny, with a single small cubicle and a handwashing area narrow enough that if you want to let someone past to get into the cubicle you have to back out into the pub.
 When [[DrHyde]] visited in July 2009 there was no football on. The pub was busy but not packed, service was quick, the beer was good, and it felt friendly and welcoming. Beers were Gravesend and some local brew beginning with B, and there were Old Rosie and Westons ciders.
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Accessibility: No steps to enter, toilets not checked.
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* [http://www.fancyapint.com/pubs/pub2085.php Fancyapint review]
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* [http://www.timeout.com/london/bars/reviews/12677.html Time Out review]
 * [http://fancyapint.com/pubs/pub2085.html Fancyapint review]
* [http://londonpublichouse.com/LondonPubs/Camberwell/HermitsCave.shtml History from London Public House]
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* [http://savetheboozer.blogspot.com/2007/08/hermits-cave-28-church-street-london.html Save The Boozer review]
* [http://beerdiary.firedrake.org/reviews/hermitscave.html Beerdiary review]
* [http://www.qype.co.uk/place/75787#PlaceReviews Qype comments]
 * [http://www.qype.co.uk/place/75787 Qype comments]
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<div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[DrHyde]] & Co. August 2011</div>
 <div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[secretlondon]], 10 September 2008.</div>
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category='Good Beer Guide,Good Beer Guide 2010,Good Beer Guide 2011,Good Beer Guide 2012,Good Beer Guide 2013,Good Beer Guide 2014,Good Beer Guide 2020,Good Beer Guide 2021,Pubs,Real Ale,Real Cider,Step-Free Access'
 category='Good Beer Guide,Good Beer Guide 2010,Pubs,Real Ale,Real Cider,Step-Free Access'
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summary='Rough real ale pub in Camberwell.' summary='Real ale pub in Camberwell.' summary='Rough real ale pub in Camberwell.' summary='Real ale pub in Camberwell.'

Town centre pub on Camberwell Church Street in Camberwell.

The pub is laid out internally for football, with sofas set out cinema-style. On secretlondon's visit in September 2008, there was an England match on later but they were showing a different game. The pub felt dirty and rough and there were very few women there.

It had four or five hand pumps with Old Rosie Scrumpy and another cider, London Pride, Gravesend Shrimpers Bitter and maybe another. I had a pint of Gravesend Shrimpers Bitter (£3/pint) which was poor and flat.

When DrHyde visited in July 2009 there was no football on. The pub was busy but not packed, service was quick, the beer was good, and it felt friendly and welcoming. Beers were Gravesend and some local brew beginning with B, and there were Old Rosie and Westons ciders.

Accessibility: No steps to enter, toilets not checked.

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Last visited by secretlondon, 10 September 2008.

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