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[[secretlondon]] visited once Saturday in late November. She had half a pint of Greene King IPA (£1.50) and a bowl of ice cream (£2.95). This pub seems to specialise in food, as you might expect for a pub in a food court. It made a big thing of its sausages. |
[[secretlondon]] visited once Saturday in December. She had half a pint of Greene King IPA (£1.50) and a bowl of ice cream (£2.95). This pub seems to specialise in food, as you might expect for a pub in a food court. It made a big thing of its sausages. |
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A Greene King pub in the food court (upstairs) of Victoria Plaza, the shopping centre connected to Victoria Station. It had some hand pumps but none of them had clips on. It sold Greene King IPA from a lager-style dispenser.
secretlondon visited once Saturday in December. She had half a pint of Greene King IPA (£1.50) and a bowl of ice cream (£2.95). This pub seems to specialise in food, as you might expect for a pub in a food court. It made a big thing of its sausages.
There was poppy music on in the background and several televisions with the sound off.
Accessibility: the ladies toilets had a step in each cubicle. There is a lift to the first floor of the shopping centre, not sure about the second. If there isn't a lift you'd have to negotiate an escalator.
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Last visited by secretlondon, December 2008.
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