Randomness Guide to London - Differences between Version 7 and Version 6 of Whitesmiths Arms, SE1 3YD
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<b>Note:</b> The Whitesmiths Arms closed for a refurb and change of management in mid-2011, and [http://www.london-se1.co.uk/forum/read/1/158464/page=3 again in the latter half of 2012]. We haven't visited since these changes of management, so our comments below may be out of date. |
<b>Note:</b> The Whitesmiths Arms closed for a refurb and change of management in mid-2011. We haven't visited since the change of management, so our comments below may be out of date. Also, there was a brief closure in July 2012, which [http://www.london-se1.co.uk/forum/read/1/158464 according to LondonSE1] may have become permanent. |
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Inside, this is a fairly spacious two room pub, with plenty of long tables for seating. It's old-fashioned but in a good way, service is friendly, and even on [[Ewan]]'s Friday evening visit in January 2010, there was still plenty of space for seating. Our large group spent a far more pleasurable evening in here than at the nearby Miller of Mansfield, which attracts a far younger and rowdier demographic. |
Inside, this is a fairly spacious two room pub, with plenty of long tables for seating. It's old-fashioned but in a good way, service is friendly, and even on [[Ewan]]'s Friday evening visit, there was still plenty of space for seating. Our large group spent a far more pleasurable evening in here than at the nearby Miller of Mansfield, which attracts a far younger and rowdier demographic. |
A locals' pub in Borough, located just behind Guy's Hospital.
Note: The Whitesmiths Arms closed for a refurb and change of management in mid-2011. We haven't visited since the change of management, so our comments below may be out of date. Also, there was a brief closure in July 2012, which according to LondonSE1 may have become permanent.
Inside, this is a fairly spacious two room pub, with plenty of long tables for seating. It's old-fashioned but in a good way, service is friendly, and even on Ewan's Friday evening visit, there was still plenty of space for seating. Our large group spent a far more pleasurable evening in here than at the nearby Miller of Mansfield, which attracts a far younger and rowdier demographic.
There are three handpulls for ale, serving the usual Courage Best, as well as plenty of regular cooking lagers on draught. There's also a basic pub food menu.
Seating is available around the back in a beer garden, with some cover, for smokers.
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