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Any English Pub
Dining in an English pub is an interesting experience, and one worth having. While the food was definitely nothing I would normally eat, it was surprisingly good. The atmosphere of the pubs is fun and relaxing. If you go to England, go to a pub at least once... it is part of the English culture.
From journal Tea Time in London
Any English Pub
- February 10, 2005
- Rated 3 of 5 by
Jaysour from Maryville, Illinois
You must make it to any pub within London and try the fish-and-chips with malt vinegar - and, of course, if you drink, enjoy a nice British brew while catching a local soccer match on the tele!
From journal London, Rich in History
Any English Pub
- May 9, 2004
- Rated 4 of 5 by
daniv from Ft. Washington, Maryland
The dining was excellent. This was my first time dining in a Thai restaurant. Since I as visiting England, I wanted to taste the different cuisines the area had to offer. There are many pubs/bar all over the London area -- it is whatever your tastebuds have in mind for that day!
From journal Dani's London Adventure
Any English Pub
- April 23, 2004
- Rated 5 of 5 by
msauder from Indianapolis, Indiana
You can usually find the best meals at the local neighborhood pub. The people are friendly, and the food is authentic and very tasty. A usual meal with appetizer, salad, soup, hearty dish and bread pudding for dessert cost me 13.50. You can't beat that!!
From journal London in 3 days
Any English Pub
- March 29, 2001
- Rated 3 of 5 by
solace from Hoboken, New Jersey
Eating at an English Pub can be a humbling experience. Keep in mind that beer is always warm, butter is served with everything, sour cream is sweet and haggas is not a comfort food. Chose wisely and if you are worried stick with fish and chips. At the worst a baked potato with cheese will always do.
From journal Lonely in London