Golden Eagle — Restaurant in London

Went there last night for an advertised sing-a-long Tue, Thu Fri, my friend was not allowed in at first because she has a dog (assistance dog) with assistance dog lead, assistance dog harness (all bright colors) and all the paperwork, the manager requested to see the paperwork and scrutinised it reading every little bit (making my friend feel very awkward when she first went in). She told me she mentioned to the manager on the website it says dogs allowed and he said he had no control over the website and it was Googles fault for saying this, as dogs are not allowed. I hope if we go again it will be better and customers will not be hassled especially assistance dogs or dogs for the blind. I’m sure it’s against the law to refuse them entry. So no dogs allowed and they do not serve food, although it stated on the website yesterday...

I am 50 years old and I have never been refused an entry or a drink in my life, until I came to The Golden Eagle! The reason: somebody from my School of Philosophy, which is just around the corner from the pub, had a folded bike! That was our sin, a group of highly educated, middle age professionals, who have just finished a philosophy class, and wanted to have a pint before we go home, were refused to be served, because one of us had a foldable bike. The person with the bike actually left the pub, but the two young, arrogant, self-entitled gentlemen still refused to serve the rest of the group a drink, saying: "How do I know that you are not going to take the drink out and give it to the person with the bike!" It was the most absurd pub experience I have ever had! Probably...

This is a really cute pub, but my friend and I had a weird experience here. A barman came over to us and asked us to move when we were sitting next to each other to accommodate other guests who were about to sir down. Of course we did (I sat opposite instead), but those people never arrived. We later sat in another part of the pub, next to each other, and he again asked us to move. We realised eventually it was because my friend had her drink on the table next to us. It was very odd as we weren't taking up an unusual amount of space, and would never have refused to make space for others (at our table or next to us). I really don't know what the issue was. We just wanted a...