Kings Tun in Kingston Upon Thames Reviews

Newest Review: ... generation popping down for a quiet drink. Also the décor varies pub to pub. For example the Kings Tun in Kingston Upon Thames is very trend y with turquoise walls and some are more traditional for example The Moon on Hill in North Cheam, Surrey. They don’t play music in the Wetherspoon’s pub, which may attract some people looking for a quiet drink, as you can actually hear the person talking to you in this pub! But those who enjoy pub’s like the Litten Tree, you may think that Wetherspoon’s is a bit boring in comparison when all you ca... more
Customer Kings Tun in Kingston Upon Thames Reviews (1)

by - written on 29/06/02, updated on 29/06/02 (Very useful, 250 readings)
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I'm lucky because my favourite pub is cloned all over England! I'm talking about Wetherspoon's.It's probably the most famous pub chain there is for England. It is a relatively new chain of pubs which a law graduate (?!) opened in 1979. Now there are over 500 pubs throughout England. These pubs I have religiously visited for years, because of several reasons; Value for Money - It’s the cheapest drinking venue, with the exception of a Student Union Ambiance - The pub is good, either for a quiet drink or a stop off on the way to a club Good Food – The food is always is delicious They serve all types of drink possible at ... Read the complete review
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