The Great Harry is a large pub which makes the most of its room to provide a great setting for an…read moreafternoon or night out. It has all the traditional pub games at one end of the bar including pool tables and a darts room. This is a brilliant idea as unlike in other pubs there is plenty of room to play your pool shots without knocking into walls, posts or people. Families are welcome and facilities are laid on to keep the kids entertained. A conservatory provides them with space in which to play without disturbing other patrons and a garden with slides and swings to give them extra stimulation in the summer. The bar staff are friendly and on my visit the landlord was in the pub and engaged me and my friend in some conversation which added a touch of personality to the place. Parking is not a problem as there is plenty of room on the pub's grounds however one customer I got chatting to told that the pub has previously been targeted by police for drink drivers so it is worth being extra careful and considering this when accepting that second pint. The prices are standard for pubs but helpfully the bar tariff is displayed in clear view next to the bar.

Pub has had a few managers over the years but have a young lad running it currently and can see the…read morechange with live sports, live music with a good variety not just the usual dj with a cd but rock, country and mix of generations for myself and sons ages. Pool table and darts stage with outside play area as well as some games behind the bar. Staff are happy to entertain and get involved any games or conversations. Not many other pubs i go to do i find the manager at the bar talking and watching the acts. As for drinks range everything you could want is covered more gins than i knew existed and decent pint served. Very few seem to have John Smiths let alone serve it well. Keep up the good work and give a Saturday night a go always something going on.

The Earl Haig is a rarity for the Bexleyheath area; a decent pub where you won't find any trouble…read moreand where you can relax. It is the only pub serving the Pantiles area meaning that it is the local for a lot of people. As a result it can get busy but this isn't really too much of a problem. You might not get a seat but even if this is the case, there is plenty of room to stand at the bar and drink. If you really want to sit down then getting there early-ish is recommended. Service was quick and efficient and the bar was well staffed. The customer base seems to be made up of more mature folk who keep themselves to themselves and are there just to enjoy a drink. My visits have seen little to no rowdy behaviour or trouble and this is comforting. During the summer it has a lovely garden which is a good place to take the kids for the afternoon. The interior is quite new, mainly decked out in pine and the pub is very well lit indeed. The pub has a small car park at the front but parking spaces are also available over the road outside the shops as well as in surrounding streets.

This is a nice little pub for a quiet drink. They play the most quiet background music.this place…read morewould do better for business if they had some entertainment such as: djs or karaoke. The staff are friendly here and the drinks are avarage pub prices not cheap though. The food is very nice but again over priced. You do get a lot for ya money however. You get an eclectic mix of all different walks of life and age ranges in this pub from children to old people. All is welcome here. I do recommend this pub but only if you fancy yourself a quiet couple of drinks if you look for a night out bursting with life and entertainment then this is not the place for you.

It's amazing to me that Yelp isn't a thing in the UK - there are only TWO reviews and they are from…read moreNINE YEARS AGO?!? I'll continue my quest for you Americans and rate everywhere I visit in case someone looks - maybe yelp will take off and I'll have so many first reviews We ordered some drinks and sat on the front patio - it was nice - minus the smokers, but it's the U.K. .... we enjoyed the atmosphere and our beverages. A quick drink before dinner we made a good choice.

The Rose is one of Bexleyheath's unsung havens. If you're not into the bustling, boisterous bars at…read morethe top end of the Broadway then this is the place to come. It's small and has a loyal following of regulars who in my experience keep themselves to themselves. There's a lively atmosphere, one of relaxation and general contentment which makes you feel quite settled as soon as you've sat down. It is possible to hold a conversation here too which is a massive plus when compared to other places in the immediate area. Luckily this pub often seems invisible to folk who aim to go out and get as hammered as they can meaning it is normally an idiot free zone. The bar staff are friendly and service time is more than satisfactory no matter how busy it is. The only thing I can't believe about this pub is that I walked past it so many times before actually giving it a go. In the evening parking is available in the pay and display opposite the bowling alley which is about 2 minutes walk around the corner from the pub.

The only pub in the village and a good one too. Plenty of local trade but welcoming to strangers…read more Has a very large car park and a huge beer garden with pond. At the rear of the pub is a games room, which also doubles as a dining area for the great food this pub serves. the barstaff are friendly and polite and take debit cards with cashback!! Sky Tv available for sports. Child friendly.All in all a great pub

I rather like the Royal Oak in Northumberland Heath. It is split into two bars, one is a bar with…read morepool tables and the like, the other half is a saloon style bar with a big screen for the sports and a real pub like feel. The atmosphere in here is good. Not once have I ever seen any trouble in here and the place enjoys a good reputation locally. Some of the older men in the pub even chatted to me for a while when I was at the bar which was nice. The pub is also right next to a car park which is convenient for if you are driving otherwise buses stop right outside the venue. There are also a number of good take aways within minutes walking distance should you feel peckish on the way home, everything from Chinese and Indian to pizza and fish and chips. The Royal Oak appears to be the heart of Northumberland Heath and should be checked out if you are in the area.

The "Vic" is one of those grimey little tiny pubs situated on a corner. The exterior is just as…read moreunattractive as the interior but it just adds to the feel. Inside there is around 10 tables and a 3 sided bar. The decoration contains some quality vintage sports equipment and photographs which are fascinating to look at if you're not too busy having a go on the dart board or trying your luck on the fruit machine or quiz machine. As far as prices are concerned you can not beat The Victoria (certainly not within a 15 mile radius) Monday - Thursday 12-5 you will get a pint of fosters for £2.40 !!!!! And always a shot of Jack is £2.40, which is half the price of my normal watering holes. You will often find the landlord bumming about having a drink and making pals with all of his punters, how I believe a good landlord operates because it creates a welcoming environment. Now every time I visit he greets me by my name and asks me about my work and how everything else is going which really makes you feel like you're known and mean something to him as a valued customer.

The Royal Standard, in my opinion, the best pub in Belvedere. It's quite small but very cosy with a…read morewarm welcoming decor which has the feel of a traditional pub. It's quite a narrow building and on busy nights it can be a squeeze getting around the place but everyone is understanding and moves aside when needed without any fuss. I quite enjoy the food at The Royal Standard. It's well priced and is served quite promptly. Food is only available at certain times during the day (12pm to 7:45pm weekdays, 12pm to 5:45pm at weekends). The other thing I like about this place is that they don't blast music out as loud as possible and you are always able to hear yourself speak and think. The conservatory at the back is good for keeping the kids entertained as there is lots of space in which they can play. Also at the back there is a small garden which is hidden from the busy main road and is nice for relaxing and getting away from it all. Bar staff are chatty and pleasant which is a must have for any good pub and is one of the reasons why The Royal Standard has such loyal regulars. Parking is available outside on the street and in surrounding roads.

The food would be a 3 star but the person who ones it is very disrespectful the best was scampy and…read morechips it's a very dirty and not decorated that much

Came in for my Uncle's 85th birthday. My Aunt and Uncle enjoy this place my first time here. It…read morewas very busy when we came in mid afternoon. We went up to the bar to order drinks and food. I did notice you could order from your phone but Auntie likes to do things the old fashioned way so up to the bar we went and we were helped pretty quickly. I had a monster mango mash cocktail it was good but not strong. My Aunt and Uncle had beer and red wine nothing fancy but they were happy with it. I had fish and chips with baked beans. It was good basic fish and chips. My Aunt and Uncle had baked potatoes aka jacket potatoes with tuna and it came with a side salad. They were happy with that. We had a good time. I would come back here.

The Furze Wren was formally known as Lloyds No 1 Bar but a couple of years back underwent a…read morerefurbishment. I was never a fan of the original Lloyds and pretty much had to be physically dragged there by friends. I'm sad to say that the only changes to the place have been physical. Being a Weatherspoons, it is a case of cheap drinks all round. Early evenings and midweek this can be quite a good place to socialise. But at the weekends it packs out to the point where it becomes unenjoyable. there are a lot of people clambering for the bar staff's attention and it took me ages to get served at the bar. A lot of people appear to go to The Furze Wren to get as drunk as possible for as cheap as possible. Of course this means that you can encounter a number of unpleasant characters. Don't get me wrong, the majority of people are there to keep themselves to themselves and to have a good time, but it is worth keeping your wits about you and be prepared to be knocked into a lot if you are there during these busy periods. As far as food and drink quality goes, it is Weatherpoons' standard which means good value and good quality. The Furze Wren is good for a midweek drink and socialising with friends. As for weekends, I would suggest only going there if you can tolerate nightclub style environments (ie, crowded and loud). Being based in Bexleyheath Broadway makes it a good place for lunch or a break from shopping/work. Pretty much every bus route that goes through Bexleyheath stops within a few hundred yards of it although some buses are subject to diversions on Friday/Saturday nights and during other busy periods. Parking is available outside Sainsbury's around the corner.

Great pub in Woolwich - food is delicious, service friendly and they have different events on…read morethroughout the week - from pub quizzes to jazz nights. Definitely recommend stopping by if you're in the area.

Lovely pub in Woolwich town centre, in a converted bank. Although it's a large space it doesn't…read morefeel like a drinking barn and there are plenty of beers to choose from.

had a steak sizzler - fantastic- Simon the chef on today- great food ! Had mine well done and a…read morefriend had hers medium- all done spot on !

Good old South London Pub with good food, great bar staff and food. A very welcome home.read more