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The Claude Du Val, Camberley

Description: City: Camberley

Newest Review: ... you only have to stagger a few yards to try a different one! The Claude du Vall, named after a 17th century French-born ... more

... highwayman, follows the proven and very successful Wetherspoons formula. Do not expect any entertainment; no TV, no music. What you do get is good beer and good food at very reasonable prices. The beers on offer include a local gem, T.E.A. (Traditional English Ale) from the Hogsback Brewery in Tongham, about 6/7 miles from Camberley. You will also find such staples as Fuller's London Pride plus, for those of less discerning taste, various lagers. As with all Wetherspoons, food is available and if you are famili...more

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The Claude Du Val, Camberley: It's not just the beer that's dark. (540 words)
by - written on 03/12/04 (Very useful, 346 readings)
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Camberley isn't blessed with a lot of really good pubs. There are a lot of fairly average ones. The good ones, few and far between and, until recently, none of them a Wetherspoons. Then, all of sudden every pub chain seemed to want to open a hostelry, and all in the same place. First to open was a Goose, a redevelopment of what used to be known as the Brown Jug, on the corner of Portesberry Road and the High Street, opposite the railway station. Then, almost at the same time, almost immediately across the road from the Goose, on the High Street, a Yates and Camberley's first and only Wetherspoons were developed from redundant shops. So, if you don't like ... Read the complete review