We visited The World's End before heading to another local pub for some live music; it was more a…read morecase of necessity rather than choice but, all in all, it was a good meal before an evening with a few drinks. It's a fairly large pub, with a separate restaurant and bar, plus a hotel upstairs. The bar area was busy when we arrived whereas the restaurant was completely empty - so guess where we were sat! To be fair, it was early when we arrived, and it started to fill up towards the end of our meal. There was a bit of confusion over our booking but, as mentioned, there really wasn't much need for it. The menu is pretty large with a selection of different mains, salads and sandwiches. My mum and I decided to share the halloumi dish, with came with cous cous and peppers, and the lamb kofta kebab, served with a pitta and chips. Both dishes were good though the lamb was slightly oily - never good, especially when served on a wooden board. A good meal and a pub worth knowing about if you're in the area but not somewhere I'd rush back to.

This pub was refurbished a few years back to an exceptionally high standard with the addition of an…read moreannexe housing 'boutique' bedrooms for those wanting an overnight stay. The pub area is light and airy, the staff are pretty friendly and the range of drinks is quite large including some of the larger names of real ales. There's also the option to eat in the bar area or in the huge terrace area at the rear, which has the large European cafe style of canopies and gas heaters. Having been to the restaurant at the World's End around five or six times over the last few years, there's certainly a small element of hit or miss when it comes to consistency of quality of food leaving the kitchen from time to time. Sunday lunch there is pretty good value, at under ten Pounds and is fresh and generally tasty. We've had a couple of issues where not all of the party's meals arriving at the same time - but the staff are always polite and resolve to the best of their ability. They even offered to knock one meal off the bill for not getting it out at the same time - but this wasn't necessary and we paid the value to them as part of the tip for handling the issue so well. Occasionally the steaks do let this place down. It's a shame as 90% of the time they're wonderful, tasty and juicy and not at all overpriced, ranging from around £15 for the rump up to £20 for the fillet. Just paying a little more attention to the consistency in quality of the meat will sort this out, but when it's right (and it is 90% of the time) they are very very nice indeed. The grazing boards are excellent for a light informal snack, if a little on the pricy side for what you get. The home comforts from the menu offer home-style foods, such as fish and chips (little too bony perhaps) sausage and mash (recommended) and an excellent steak burger which is very good indeed. On the whole, the atmosphere, service, and food are perhaps an eight out of ten, but a little too often the amount of customers can make the service and food slip to a six. And if you get a table next to the entrance to the toilets, ask to move! The door bangs shut with an almighty force, which will drive you potty (no pun intended) by the time you leave! But on the whole, not bad, worth a visit or two.

I have to admit that a bar named after The Clash is always going to grab my attention, even if…read morethere is only just one song of theirs that I actually know. Actually, the bar is actually a Clash themed bar, which includes numerous memorabilia, including one of the original guitars. Honestly, I have to admit that this pub is pretty awesome.

Great homemade burgers a great bar :-) definitely recommend. Has sky sports, regular bands and…read morefriendly staff

Sometimes you can forget what a traditional pub is supposed to be, and then you visit somewhere…read morelike the Three Horseshoes and it all comes rushing back. My parents brought me here to watch some free music and so something a little bit different with our Bank Holiday weekend together. It was a little bit difficult to find - there are two high streets in very close proximity - but once we'd found it, it was easy to park up in the large car park and head in for a drink. It's very much a 'if you're not a local, the music is going to stop playing' kind of place but, hey, it's always worth going out of your comfort zone once in a while. Once we'd been chatting to the landlord and a couple of regulars it's fair to say we were a touch more relaxed. Or perhaps that was the bottle of wine. The music itself was really good, if a bit disturbed by some chatters in the back room; as it's free, it's fair to say some people were just here for their Saturday evening drinks, and fair enough really. Just something to be aware of. The crowd was otherwise a combination of die hard fans and newbies (guilty, as charged) so there was a good, appreciative atmosphere throughout. Drinks were cheap enough, with a bottle of bud for around £3, and the bottle of white wine was better than expected. They had a few beers on draught but nothing to my taste, and spirits are also available. All in all, a good traditional pub. Not much more to say than that.

If you like a very traditional English village Pub this is a typical example. They offer 3 cask…read moreconditioned ales at good prices (£0.50 per pint cheaper than its nearest rival) The locals are very friendly, they have Jazz most Sunday afternoons and other entertainment, mostly live music at other times. You can also enjoy Northampton skittles in the Games room. All in all a nice place to loose and afternoon or evening

Firstly, I have had to create a new, anonymous account to write this review as the patrons and…read moremanager of this establishment threatened me. This is a homophobic pub with a some nasty regulars and a hostile manager (Darryl). Until tonight, I loved Molly Malones. It was my favourite pub in Hitchin. I attended a few times a month watch live sport. I met some lovely people, especially around the pool table. I went tonight to watch the PSG vs Chelsea game, and ended up playing poker with a couple of lovely guys, and the manager, Darryl, who turned out to be not so lovely. After the football, whislt I was at the bar, another patron shouted out 'Chelsea Nonce'. This is an offensive homophobic slur when connected to football, as evidenced by the conviction of Joey Barton who repeatedly used it on social media. I politely but firmly told the guy that was not okay. He got aggresive and told me to 'F' off. He then said it again. I reitereated that his language wasn't okay, and said I'd call the police if he said it again. He said it again. I dialled 999. At this point the manager (Darryl) asked me to leave the pub and took my drink away (I had just bought him a pint). He said he was removing me from the premises 'for my own safety'. The police attended. The said that 'nonce' was not a slur. I advised them to educate themselves, They were rude and dismissive. Darryl appeared at the door, grinning, and invited the officers into the pub. They left within 2 minutes, and reported on their radio that no offence had been comiited. I got their badge numbers and names and have made a complaint to Hertfordshire police. The police officers advised me that if I was now unwelcome in the pub, if I didn't move on and a complaint by the manager was made, I would be moved on by them forcefully. This is NOT an LGBTQ friendly pub. It's NOT a friendly pub at all under it's current management. Have a look at the other poor reviews for this pub and how the manager responds. J

Molly Malones is my local pub and I love it. It's a proper pub in my opinion and, as the name…read moresuggests, run on a bit of an Irish theme. It's situated on Nightingale road a little out of the centre of town but is well worth seeking out. The staff are very friendly, the beer is good and the whole atmosphere of the place is great. They show the footie when it's on and have live bands from time to time plus events such as party night on Halloween and New Year etc. It's not a particularly big place so it can get a little crowded at peak times. There's a little courtyard out the back for smokers but you couldn't really call it a beer garden. Parking can be problematic around here but there are soem free parking slots across the road next door to the petrol station. Go on - give Molly's a go - you'll come back again

I'm seriously disappointed with myself that I hadn't actually heard of jam house before, I love…read morethis sort of place, so I'm glad it ended up being introduced to me. Owned by jools Holland you can expect to see some seriously awesome (and rather loud) live music, and quite a mixed crowd - we were rather entertained by a very grumpy looking middle aged couple. Drinks are reasonably priced, but it did take a very long time to get served, the staff seemed pretty chilled out, and there were a good number of pushy customers. The place is well kept, there are some pretty features like the ceiling and sculptures, and it's a good place for **proper** dancing. One thing I will say, is that it took an odd turn after the band finished, where it's went from soul, blues, jazz and a little 80s goodness that fitted in quite well to 90s club music, which just seemed really strange to us. Saying that, I would definitely go again.

Located in the heart of the jewellery quarter of Birmingham the Jam House occupies a traditional…read moreand Historic Georgian building with seating spread over three stylish yet informal airy floors. Both food and drink are expensive in here, but good quality and the live music is fantastic but stay away if you do not like it loud!

Friendly, helpful staff with a pretty wide menu and a decent selection of beers, ciders, wine and…read morespirits. I enjoyed my my fish and chips as did my wife her steak and ale pie (with horseradish on the side). We've been twice at late lunchtime and enjoyed. As I said - friendly staff plus very clean and well looked after. Free wifi and over all a good experience. Not five stars - but definitely a solid 4!

A real life rock and live music bar, which is still going, still has bands playing and more…read moreimportantly still has people going to watch the music. Love this place.

The Corn Exchange is the bedfords most cultured venue (take it in context) and offers a reasonably…read morediverse calendar of events throughout the year. Offering live music, theatre, art and record sales it will give anything a go but personally it's main strength is bringing decent comedy acts to a town that can really do with a bit of humour.

The Bedford Corn Exchange is where all of the main music and theatrical events are held in Bedford,…read moreit has shows on every week from tribute acts like Queen and Abba to variety shows such as the Circus of Horror and The Lady Boys of Bangkok. The hall itself is very large and the stage and seating is removable so it can be hired out for private functions such as a wedding reception. It has 2 bars inside and good toilet facilities so you don't normally have to queue for long but it doesn't have a car park so sometimes you have a walk to get there depending on where you find a space. Ticket prices are reasonable.

Have to say didn't find it nearly as bad as the last reviewer! attended lava and ignite last night…read moreand had a very funny, good, night out. it was refreshing to pay reasonable prices for a round of drinks over the latest trend to increase prices massively. The bars were easy to reach and the music set to a level that you could stand and talk without ending the night with a sore throat!! the bottles of drink in plastic bottles were an interesting touch!!! I can't comment on the clientelle as i was with a group and didn't pay much attention but the people that i did see didn't look chavvy. A good night out, typical 90's nightclub style!!

They do a great Cage Fight MMA Battle night once every 3 months, this is a great event to go to,…read morethe atmophere is great and fun and there is always an after party, so come cheer on the fighters in your area. The next one is tomorrow and the tickets are £30, starts at 4pm till about 10pm then the club opens xx

Pore It's okay. Bream twice. Entry fee reasonable. Staff…read morefine. Clientele are younger but it's decent for students. 2 rooms for different music but one opens late at 12 am. I enjoyed my time here. Drinks re okay priced but if you want a clam vibe to your night, look elsewhere. Drugs are high here, if you'll pardon the pun.

Misheard an instruction from a guard as he was inspecting me for drugs and what not and because of…read morethis he assumed I was drunk without a second thought and banned me for three months in front of my face. Meanwhile my brother ( who had the same amount of drinks as me and was let inside anyway) was in there waiting for us to have a good time. you know your business is in trouble when the line outside is segregated between the genders and all the negative reviews seem to be grievances caused by that very same bouncer who decided to not let me in. #Boycottnbsnorthampton