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  • A marvellous neighbourhood boozer. Through a red-curtained entrance, cherry banquettes surround a neat bar counter, a fireplace, timeless pub paraphernalia and no little frosted glass. A set of bar prices is listed from, of all months, July 1966, while a back room contains a dartboard behind wooden shutters. Greene King IPA, Shepherd Neame Spitfire, Fuller's London Pride, Young's and Adnams are the beers of choice now - it would have been 1/6d pale ale when England last won the World Cup - with San Miguel as the draught lager choice. A chiming clock breaks occasional conversation.

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  1. Posted by GILLIAN HOLMES on 04 Dec 2008 14:29

    I VERY WELL RUN PUB, WHERE STAFF MAKE YOU MORE THAN WELCOME, MICHAEL THE LAND LORD ALWAYS HAS A SMILE AND THE REGULARS MAKE YOU FEEL AS A LOCAL EVEN WHEN YOU ARE NOT FROM LONDON. WOULD RECOMMEND ANYBODY NOT TO GO AND HAVE A GOOD TIME.

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  • 27 Clennam Street, London Bridge, SE1 1ER
  • Area: London Bridge
  • Tel: 7407 3397
  • www.lordclyde.com
  • Category: Bars & Pubs
  • Travel: Borough tube
  • Times: Open: 11am-11pm Mon-Fri; noon-11pm Sat; noon-6pm Sun, Food served: 11am-2.30pm, 5.30-11pm Mon-Fri; noon-5.30pm Sat, Sun
  • Credit cards: AmEx, DC, MC, V

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