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A quality makeover, this, a few bus stops north of the spaghetti junction of bars around the Angel.
It's a big place to keep busy with return custom, with the huge interior supplemented by an umbrella-festooned front terrace ('The Deck'), but the owners succeed thanks to excellent food, decent ales (Harveys Sussex Best plus a guest, such as Hook Norton's Old Hooky or Cotleigh's 25) and a pub-like atmosphere with nods to modern manners.
Lending itself to peaceful newspaper perusal at lunchtimes, ideally in the big armchair by the open fire, the Lord Clyde also suits the pre-party crowd, with music at conversational level, San Miguel, Amstel and Aspall Cyder on draught, and superior, own-made bar snacks (sausage rolls, scotch eggs). Lunchtime meze, Harveys-battered haddock and chips, and Sunday roasts (served until 7pm) provide further sustenance.
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Open noon-11pm Mon-Thur; noon-11.30pm Fri, Sat; noon-10.30pm Sun. Food served noon-3pm, 6-10pm Mon-Fri; 11am-3pm, 6-10pm Sat; noon-5pm, 6-9pm Sun
Credit cards AmEx, MC, V
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Tables outdoors ( 8, garden ), Babies and children admitted ( until 6pm ), Entertainment ( quiz 8pm Mon ), Wireless internetLord Clyde map
Comments & ratings 4/5 (Average of 4 ratings)
A local of mine that I hold dear to me. Great service, great atmosphere and very hospitable. Food is fantastic. As I live and study in Scotland I miss it. Every time I go back to London, I will always have pint or two there and relax.
It was dead. A drunken student attempting the theme tune from Amelie on the piano and an irate Australian Barmaid. Really disappointed. There were 3 dogs in there though
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