We had a sunday roast here a couple of weeks ago. I thought it strange that we had to pay up front, it cost £7.95 each and there were 3 of us. When it came I immediately knew that it was all warmed up. I think it had all been cooked the day before and was warmed up as needed. I could not eat any of it. I told the owner I was not impressed and that I did not expect to find warmed up food. He said it was all freshly cooked!! I have been cooking for 45 years and that was not fresh!! Beware - do not eat here.

have just found this subject in speakers corner and thought it is such an apt subject for me to do ! As a few of you know I like a pint or three and since I turned 18 I have visited more pubs than I can ever possibly remember, however I have had some favourites in the last 14 years and will take you some of them, where they are etc… 10.The haystack pub, Canvey island high street. This is situated at the very start of the high street and is very well known. This pub has been on the island since the early 1920's with various refits, various names. Now this is mainly known as a youngsters pub with modern music as rap, hip hop, and dance ...  Read the complete review

'Youman Wilder The Soul Of A Man In London" July27th,2005 The sounds of New York (The "606"UK concert) Written By Lulu Bainbridge I had missed Youman Wilder on his last trip to the UK,so I decided upon hearing that he would be doing only one night in London, I decided to get my 15kbs together and went to see him. The "606" club was all a buzz, the electricity was so overwhelming as I entered the swanky nite spot after going thru a lengthy wait to get inside the club due to a beefed up security that was in full force. For hundreds of thousands of people commuting into London, ...  Read the complete review

Myself and four friends camped in the field at the back of the Hare and Hounds in Rye on Saturday 23rd July 2005 and paid £30 for the priviledge of meeting the rudest pub owners ever! The owners attitudes were at best unpredictable and at worst intimidating. Their irrational behaviour culminated in myself and 3 friends being 'asked to leave' their pub after we'd spent a lovely 2 hours in good company, chatting with both the owners and the other locals. One of the owners (I know their names but do not wish to name them here) took offence to one of our party taking his shoes off under the table and threw us out to the amazement and discomfort of the other few ...  Read the complete review

A friend had organised camping at the Hare and Hounds over the Bank Holiday weekend for a group of us (8 adults, 6 children). I wasn't sure if I could plug electrical bits in anywhere so I rang up and spoke to one of the 3 gays running the place; Norman. He was very rude on the phone. And there were a long list of rules and conditions; no electricity ("I'm not running electricity over to the field for a measly £12/night"), no freezing of camper's ice packs, no camper's food in their fridges (didn't ask about these last two he just volunteered this cheerfully), no fires, no BBQs etc. etc. I took a van, slightly decked out ...  Read the complete review