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The Grange sits at the bottom of Ealing Common and after refurb has had some ups and downs. It now seems to have found its feet and serves good beer and food in a not too posh atmosphere.
Ale is from the Young's range is kept very well. They have a large selection of bottled beers and the normal beers and cider you'd expect on tap plus Leffe. Pints around £3 a time (prices as of April 2007).
Food is good, with large portions. Starters are around £5 and mains from £9-£15. The menu changes regularly and includes upmarket versions of normal pub food as well as roasts on Sundays. Their desserts are also rather good, with traditional puddings and a cheeseboard coming in at around £5. Food is served noon-10:30pm Mondays-Saturdays and noon-9:45pm Sundays.
There is a good sized outdoor seating area with picnic tables and brollies (smoking is permitted). Inside is slightly soulless, but there are lots of tables. The bar itself is quite small though, which does occasionally lead to long waits while busy.
They are currently building a new website (after the recent takeover by new management) as well looking into organising pub quizzes and other nights.
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