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Note: This pub was previously known as the Grand Union <small>[http://www.flickr.com/photos/brighton/3344590550/ photo]</small>. According to [http://www.rhcamra.org.uk/branchnews.html Richmond &amp; Hounslow CAMRA news], as of December 2011 it "has been painted green and [is] now called the Rugby Inn". We don't know if this signifies a change of management or just a renaming. Our comments below predate this, and hence may be out of date.
Note: This pub was previously known as the Grand Union. According to [http://www.rhcamra.org.uk/branchnews.html Richmond &amp; Hounslow CAMRA news], as of December 2011 it "has been painted green and [is] now called the Rugby Inn". We don't know if this signifies a change of management or just a renaming. Our comments below predate this, and hence may be out of date.
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Pub/bar in Twickenham.

Note: This pub was previously known as the Grand Union. According to Richmond & Hounslow CAMRA news, as of December 2011 it "has been painted green and [is] now called the Rugby Inn". We don't know if this signifies a change of management or just a renaming. Our comments below predate this, and hence may be out of date.

Bob visited on a Saturday afternoon in November 2008. It was a Rugby International match day, so this review is unlikely to reflect the reality of the rest of the time.

All beers were £3.50/pint. Before the match there was Greene King IPA on, but this had run out after the match. The Guinness was fine. They also ran out of most of their lagers, and were reduced to only Fosters at the end. Out back they had a heated area and a bit of car park where burgers and hot dogs were being sold for £3.50. In fact all of the sofas which I suspect are normally indoors were out there too. They have several plasma screens. If nothing else, it made a change from the Cabbage Patch.

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Last visited by bob and others, 22 November 2008.

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