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Dog & Bell

116 Prince Street, SE8 3JD Full details & map

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Time Out says 1 Users say 5/5 Rate it

By Time Out Editors Posted: Jun 22 2010

It's perhaps not all the better for the refurb a little while back - whatever happened to that Empire-era map of India? - but the good old Dog & Bell still charms the local creatives and ale aficionados. Mounted art, even Fred Aylwood's wacky collage, is now neatly framed; a gas fire in the corridor linking the two rooms is surrounded by tables, thus creating a third space.

Beers include treats from Dark Star (Hophead included) and Fuller's; draught Budvar comes in regular light and dark varieties; and a string of Belgian beers (Gentse Tripel, Liefmans) is individually labelled with little Post-it strips in the fridge.

Food-wise, the place has moved a little upmarket (stuffed peppers?), but you can still get a dish of pork sausages, mash and onion gravy for £5.95. Also present: bar billiards, the lyrics to 'Homeward Bound' (not the Paul Simon tune but a music hall ditty mentioning this very pub) and, yes, the regulars. Plus Deptford, tu meurs.

Tags: Local flavour, Speciality beers, South East, Deptford, Pub

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Dog & Bell details

Address

Dog & Bell

116 Prince Street SE8 3JD

Transport New Cross tube/rail or Deptford rail

Telephone

020 8692 5664

Open noon-11.30pm daily. Food served noon-3.30pm, 6-9pm Mon-Sat; 12.30-3.30pm Sun

Facilities

Tables outdoors ( 4, garden ), Entertainment ( quiz 9pm Sun )

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Comments & ratings 5/5 (Average of 1 rating)

By RJBrooks - Jan 31 2012

5/5

Lovely, unexpected gem found while walking around the back streets of Deptford. Food delicious. Open fire. Helpful landlady. Will visit again to sample more ale and food.