The Red Lion

This pub was a real surprise. From the outside it looks small and old fashioned, the ground floor somewhat reinforces that opinion, a small bar and not many seats. However the surprise is that this pub is on four floors. The first floor has a good sized seating area and table football. The second floor has less seating due to there being a pool table. Then there is a good sized roof terrace, unfortunately I did not spend time there as it was wet, cold and windy. The ground floor also has a real fire, adding warmth and creating a cosy feel. Although I did not see any cask beer they did have a reasonable whisky selection (I opted for a double Woodford Reserve bourbon at £11.60). This pub is certainly not pretentious, I really liked it and highly recommend it.

A fine pub indeed. Tiny bar downstairs with the most wonderful person serving behind the bar. Excellent service and a happy disposition. Upstairs, a playroom if you like table football, further upstairs, another playroom if you like pool and even further upstairs a rooftop garden to enjoy the sunshine. An excellent place to enjoy a drink.

Non alcoholic Guinness cost me £6.40 which felt a bit like a robbery. Otherwise, staff was nice and the venue was quiet. Coincidentally a pint of orange juice didn’t cost me a mortgage. Real pints are priced as you’d expect for the area. Rooftop is nice in the sun but I reckon the whole venue could do woth a bit of a renovation. Lady behind the bar was lovely though.

I have visited this pub regularly over the last 10 years. Good pub. The seating terrace on the roof is a favourite (anybody writing reviews where the word "favourite" is misspelt with no letter U and will be barred permanently) 👍. Where locals and regulars provide a good atmosphere.

Was looking for a chilled pub to have some drinks with a mate and catch-up, perhaps over a game of pool or darts. Luckily I was standing 3 mins away from here when I did a quick Google. Spent the rest of my night here. Amazing vibes. Lovely staff. Grear dart board. They even had. Foosball table and giant Jenga puzzle. Whole thing was for free as well. Highly recommend giving this place a look.

Strange place. Very small, narrow pub, but has about 4 floors, including a rooftop, connected by stairs. Will often give you plastic glasses and its not cheap. The main reason why it gets 1 star is because it has a sign on the bar saying "Guinness shortage, pint £8". You have to be an absolute idiot to pay that, and give in to shameless price gouging. Once again, you are a complete mug if you go to this pub and give them £8 for a Guinness.

Small quaint pub, didn't have space on ground floor so ventured up many stairs past various open strange rooms to the roof. Due it being a cold drizzly December night sitting out in the open was not the best option so it was easier to finish our drinks and move on to a larger venue where it may be warm and we could be seated

Lovely beer garden. Friendly atmosphere & staff are polite