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The Edmund Tylney (Leatherhead)Newest Review: ... chain, so in terms of drinks and prices is fairly standardised. However, this is beneficial to those seeking a cheap drink as Wetherspoons is known for its low prices, and this pub is no different. They also serve food, with the usual offerings available throughout the day, from breakfast until the evening. Having only eaten there once for lunch, I can only passingly comment that the food was ... more |
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by - written on 09/09/09 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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The Edmund Tylney in Leatherhead is a pub I have visited a couple of times, mainly to meet up with old friends as a central meeting point. It is situated on Leatherhead High Street, where parking is free in the evenings. During the day the high street is pedestrianised, so if visiting during the day, it is advisable to use the nearby Swan Shopping Centre car park. The pub itself is part of the JD Wetherspoon chain, so in terms of drinks and prices is fairly standardised. However, this is beneficial to those seeking a cheap drink as Wetherspoons is known for its low prices, and this pub is no different. They also serve food, with the usual offerings available ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/06/09 (Very useful, 54 readings)
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The Edmund Tylney, is in Leatherhead, part of the Wetherspoons chain, it's located in the pedestrianised area in the middle of the town, close to the Swan Shopping Centre car park. I will be reviewing our visit there in the early morning on a Sunday, so there won't be any information about what the pub is like on a bustling Friday or Saturday night. We visited The Edmund Tylney after a night at the Leatherhead Travelodge. As the Travelodge doesn't serve food, the receptionist directed us there as the best place for breakfast. We wanted an early start so we arrived about 10 minutes after it opened at 9am. The pub already had several customers, a ... Read the complete review
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