45 Giri Roma discoteca: si trova nell' area universitaria in zona Ostiense a Roma, ha una…read moresuperficie di circa 1000 mq, è aperto dal pranzo alla notte e si adatta ai diversi momenti della giornata: funzionale e pratico per il pranzo, rilassante per l'aperitivo, conviviale per la cena, scatenato per il dopo cena.

Busy large pub central Weybridge, Popular for music and sport…read more Younger crowd, very lively, particularly at weekends. I think it's now called the Percy Lambert.

The White Horse (or 'The Horse' as it's known by some locals) is easily the best 'traditional' pub…read morein the local area. Actually, make that the best pub in the area full stop. It's a family run pub and at the helm is the congenial Mr. Hogan (Hogey to the regulars) and one of his sons. The clientele are mainly locals from all walks of life who have been living in the area for a long time, but the atmosphere is friendly and there always seems to be new faces passing through it's not an 'intimidating' local, this is something that is actively avoided by the management. Hogey prides himself on providing a safe environment. Although it doesn't specifically cater for children, its family friendly being the type of place you could take a young relative to watch a football match, or have a drink with your mum! The style and decor in the main & back bars is Traditional British Pub Think wood panelled walls and wooden floors. There is a large function room at the rear that has a more contemporary look to it. The toilets are clean and the general appearance and upkeep of the place is good. The function room is excellent for private parties as it has a separate entrance and has folding doors to separate it from the main bar area. The main bar has a decent pool table and the quality of pool players at the Horse is pretty good (I'm no slouch!) The Horse is an excellent place to watch football (and rugby) matches. Each area has a separate screen. It does get packed for big games, but what is good is that the Horse isn't a pub where everyone is affiliated to the same team - so the atmosphere is good and there is plenty of banter flying around! The drinks available are standard fare Hoegaarden, Stella, Kronenberg, Fosters, Carling and Guinness on tap which are kept well but not exceptionally. The usual 'alco-pops' and ciders are on offer (Smirnoff Ice, Crabbies, Bulmers, Magners etc) as well as the usual spirits / liquors (Bells, Smirnoff, JD, Jameson, Tia Maria, Baileys etc). Typical bar snacks are available. The wine selection is poor and not recommended & do not expect a cocktail menu, but the Horse is after all, an old school boozer. Now onto the food. Sunday lunch at the Horse is legendary. It serves the best Sunday roast in the local area by a country mile (and I'm including the gastro's in East Dulwich and the few newly gentrified bars in Peckham). All the food is freshly cooked and prepared on site, portion size is excellent, price reasonable (roast beef dinner is around £7-8) and most importantly the food tastes great. The menu isn't exciting (roast dinners, lasagne, lamb shank etc) but the Horse does what it does very, very well. Be warned, the Horse gets packed for its Sunday lunch which is very popular. They stop serving around 4pm. If you are in Peckham and fancy a pint, I highly recommend the Horse.

Disappointing after recommendations from locals. A tired dowdy frontage does not improve on entry…read moreinto a dingy dark interior.The welcome by the elderly lady was I'm afraid the only cheer that could be found as the hot food particularly the veg was depressingly like that served in a Factory Canteen in the 1950's, boiled to soggy/limp. For ale drinkers the beer was warm!. I was pleased to get away to a pub in 'Premiership Class', 'The Great Exhibition' in Crystal Palace Road, East Dulwich to recover from the experience.The moral is 'if the neighborhood is extremely unattractive it's unlikely you will find a pearl'.

Comfortable pizza pub between downtown Maidenhead and the station. The Bell is part of the Pizza…read moreKitchen Bar chain that has locations around England. This was the first restaurant we tried after moving to the Maidenhead area, so I can't say how it compares to other places around here, but we thought it was alright. The food seemed a little hit and miss, but decent overall. I was less than enthusiastic about the dough balls, which I found rather dry and heavy compared to pizza dough balls that I've had at other pizza chains. I probably wouldn't order them again, and I usually love dough balls! My husband had one of the burgers though, and thought it was well prepared, good flavors, and a good size. We would go back and try this place again, but I doubt it will become my favorite restaurant in Maidenhead. We'll see though, I'll update this reviews after we've tried it again!

There are little TV's dotted around the place so you can catch up on some sport…read more Or you can play some pool. It's not super cheap and it can get busy Friday's but it's a nice place to chill and listen to some music.

Simple review, this place used to be great but now…read more.. Packed Long wait for table Food closes early Hard to get served at bar Failed to bring some of our party what we ordered and paid for. No one let us know you have to order at bar. Food was 'ok'

One of the best pubs in West London. Nicely designed and no signs of deterioration. Meal deals…read moreavailable - get two main courses for 12 pounds. Cheap drinks. Mac & cheese with side salad and garlic bread - excellent. Mushroom & ale pie - nice and filling. I can probably live without the steamed vegetables, but oh well it's tradition after all. The elderflower drink is refreshing. The virgin apple mojito was served without mint, because they ran out. The laughing out loud bartender was quite charming. At least all other ingredients were available including a shot of virgin. Then I had my eye spying on the dessert menu. Having nut allergies, this leads to questions. The friendly bartender advised against all desserts, just in case. Then said, I will give you ice cream with everything on top, on the house of course. The portion was massive family size, ice cream, ton of whipped cream and all the sauces in the kitchen sprayed on top. This is how it's done! Matt G, check you allergy privilege. This is service as good as it gets!

This is a perfect spot to watch a match and have lots of drinks with a large group of friends…read more Apart from that it can get quite depressing on regular week days... The music in particular is just not good.

No Cover Coat Check: £1…read more Slug Wednesday's are a MUST for students. I mean who can pass up £2 drinks? This place actually has real £2 drinks, meaning you can get any beer on tap or a jager bomb for only £2!!! Me and my mates all have work at 9am Thursday morning and the hanger over is real. Ages 18 - 21. I've been here more times than I can count or remember.

I will echo what other reviewers have said below. It's…read morecertainly a lot different to when I was last in here 10 years ago. That was on a Sunday afternoon, Arsenal v Spurs on the telly, fans bating and posturing to each other over the pool table. Mucho change for the better.

Another good pub near Hertford town centre on the Ware road by Tesco's!Recently refurbished and now…read morelooking goodbistro style but keeping traditional pub values! The landlord and landlady are extremely friendly and happy to see new faces!They have a limited menu - however big portions and the food was very good. The chips are more like mini roast potatoes/crispy wedges! Fab!