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Mon Jul 18 2011
'Camera equipment strictly prohibited’ says the notice outside what was a pretty standard local pub until it was taken over by Guy Ritchie and two of his pals.
Beside the warning will be the day’s lunch or dinner menu: Bombardier-battered haddock with hand-cut chips, say, or a starter of smoked trout with homemade bread.
Amid dark wood panelling, heavy tables and grandiose framed portraits, the distinction between drinking and dining remains, with the cosy, candlelit restaurant area set back from a main bar. The room exudes its Georgian tavern heritage, with illustrations of hunting and a large portrait of Winston Churchill among the decorative additions.
Deuchars IPA, Wells Bombardier and Shepherd Neame Spitfire comprise the ales; prices by the glass and bottle for the various French, Spanish, Tuscan and New World wines are kept reasonable.
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