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Food is served noon-9pm Monday to Thursday, noon-4pm Friday, and 1pm-8pm on Saturday and Sunday. There's a seasonal menu, with a few snack-type foods (a bowl of chips, or hummous with pitta bread, £3.50, the latter of which came with slightly toasted pitta and a nice spicy hummous) and a variety of mains <small>[http://www.flickr.com/photos/55935853@N00/3579955586/ photo of menu in May 2009]</small>. A separate chalkboard listed daily specials. |
There's a seasonal menu for food, with a few snack-type foods (a bowl of chips, or hummous with pitta bread, £3.50, the latter of which came with slightly toasted pitta and a nice spicy hummous) and a variety of mains. A separate chalkboard listed daily specials. |
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<div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[Ewan]], [[bob]] and others on the Iterative Pub Crawl, 28 May 2009. Food times taken from menu, May 2009.</div> |
<div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[Ewan]], [[bob]] and others on the Iterative Pub Crawl, 28 May 2009.</div> |
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A popular pub on Rosebery Avenue just by Exmouth Market, in Clerkenwell.
This refurbished pub near the intersection with Farringdon Road may use some of the cliches of the gastropub conversion -- worn wooden tables with benches, bare floors, chalkboard specials -- but it doesn't sacrifice any of the essential qualities of a good pub. Its additional focus on hosting a variety of events in a separate live venue ensures that there are always new crowds of young and trendy drinkers, so even on a Thursday evening the place was still just about full.
The pub itself stretches back to take in two rooms, with plenty of tables and a couple of booths near the back. Out front there are benches alongside the road. The live venue appears to be downstairs and has a separate entrance.
The bar has the usual range of dependable draught lagers like Amstel, Heineken, Budvar, Hoegaarden, and Guinness (£3.30/pint). There are also a couple of handpulls for ale, which seemed to be featuring a lot of Greene King ales -- on our visit in May 2009, they were just running out of the Olde Trip (£3.10/pint) and had soon put another on in its place.
There's a seasonal menu for food, with a few snack-type foods (a bowl of chips, or hummous with pitta bread, £3.50, the latter of which came with slightly toasted pitta and a nice spicy hummous) and a variety of mains. A separate chalkboard listed daily specials.
Accessibility: There is no step to get in, and although toilets are upstairs, there's an accessible toilet at the back of the ground level with a radar lock.
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