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  • Anchor & Hope

     
  • The Anchor & Hope is wedged on the bottom of a hill, between a housing estate and the River Lea. The lack of impressive decor is more than made up for by the hearty cheer of the red-faced locals. Its position also attracts walkers who sit quietly sucking bitter through their beards. Sports lovers might be disappointed to find the flat-screen TV is not tuned in to Sky. Aside from the standard draughts there's the option of London Pride, ESB and a guest beer - plus bottles of Honeydew and Magners in the fridge. On warm days unwind on the fixed metal bench and table sets outside.

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  1. Posted by eric simon on 10 Oct 2009 20:53

    a very good pub with a lot of memories and specially my own memory of Les the previous owner, and of Arthur a regular and of Joseph tne Breton who taught me how to drink a pint of half and half, which is half ESB, half Pride! wONDERFUL DAYS AND A GREAT PUB!

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  • Details

  • 15 High Hill Ferry, Clapton, E5 9HG
  • Area: Clapton
  • Tel: 8806 1730
  • Category: Bars & Pubs
  • Travel: Clapton rail/53, 393 bus
  • Times: Open: noon-11pm Mon-Sat; noon-10.30pm Sun, Food served: 11am-3pm Mon-Thur; 11am-7pm Fri, Sat; 11am-5pm Sun
  • Credit cards: No cards taken
  • Services:
    • Child facilities: Babies and children admitted
    • Outdoor tables: 4, pavement
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