The Village Inn

Yesterday I had the great experience drinking Guinness in this pub and the young lady behind the bar deserves a medal her name is shareen and she was basically serving everyone on her own for about 3 hours,the pub was packed for a funeral send off and customers were very impatience to be served really they needed more staff..I just had to let you know how great she was under so much pressure.

I visited last month. A smaller 'Spoons not far from the Underground station. Another branch that offers the very reasonable 'Top Plates, Low Rates' deals. I had an All Day Brunch and a pint for £5.99. Not bad at all! A Traditional Breakfast (if you are there before Noon) can be had for as little as £2.99! Food was well prepared and good portion for the money. After clocking up over 100 visits to 'Spoons (still open for business), I'm coming to the conclusion that not all 'Spoons are equal in what is offered. Many of the smaller branches - such as The Village Inn - make more of an effort in terms of service, food quality, presentation and beer quality, than many of the larger, more popular branches elsewhere. If in the area, worth a visit. Also do a better than average range of Real Ales too, for £2.26 a pint.