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Hamilton Hall, 8.0/10 Nice spoons right outside Liverpool Street station. A classic meeting spot and starting off point. Massive two storey gaff. Quick service. Spoons prices. All your favourite spoons characters are back. Old pissheads wearing Stella tank tops that have been in since 7am. Frustrated dad's with their loud children in tow. Geezers screaming at the quiz machine. Lovely. You might be thinking we've just been spotted by the geez in the back. He actually was offering us out for a rap battle for our table. Someone laid a beat using the buttons on a fruity. We quickly dispatched him with our lyrical flow, banged the Guinness challenge, necked a shot, all in one go. Then that big gammon headed geezer stood up and went full 8 mile Eminem on us. Lucky we were next to the station, as we were getting the 14.09 straight to Smashedtown. Via Chundersville. Just past Drunkhampton. Reviewed 22/05/21 on @northlondonpints Instagram.
North London PintsNorth London Pints
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Absolutely awful and rude service. Went in last night and my drinks were poured awfully because the bartender kept looking and chatting to people and missing my actual glass I had to tell her twice to be careful. Went there three times this morning as the website said ‘open’ when in fact nobody was in at all, last time went back about half with a few people waiting around as door said 9am and website said open we called up and they said 12 as managers aren’t in yet then we had staff barging past us to get into the work place shoving us out the way. 12 came around and the workers were coming outside but kept locking up so asked when they would be open they said ‘we don’t know’ we stated we were told 12 as it was 12:15 at this point and he said ‘no idea could be another couple of hours.’ I then said ‘That’s not very good is it telling us three different things.’ He then went in and suddenly all managers were already there and they opened the doors but a big man who worked in the kitchen tattoos on his arm came and placed the table with rubbish in front of me and let everyone else in. I still went ahead he was definitely trying to intimidate me but when I got in and asked the bar and the ‘manager’ if the app was finally fixed and instead she started to do the ‘ma ma’ hand gestures like sharpay from high school musical when she ‘calms’ herself down. This was also on a glass 🤮 won’t be returning awful food, awful people. Other Spoons have lovely staff. Disgusting their behaviour.
Lil HLil H
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I was here a couple of weeks ago to get a coffee in the late morning. It was busy with mainly male customers eating their lunch, so there was no space for me to sit, hence I tried to see if I could go upstairs. Straight away I was told that part was closed (why?), and directed to a side tiny room where there were three small tables, but also the entrance for workers to the part of the building which is being renovated. As such, there was a lot of coming and going of people with helmets, speaking and stopping and crowding the space. The toilet facilities were out of order/not possible to use them, and was told to use the ones of the station downstairs! Since with the 1.20 Pounds mug for hot drinks you can get refills and it was a cold day, I tried to get a second coffee but... the machine was out of coffee and could only get hot chocolate or water! Couldn't be bothered to tell staff and since wasn't enjoying the place I just left after 15 minutes. Staff was not friendly either. If in the area, I would definitely choose another place for coffee and would not recommend this one.
GiuliaGiulia
20
This Spoons is next door to Liverpool Street train station. It had bouncers checking bags as you entered through the outside seating area which is a bad sign particularly as it was a lunch time when we popped in. The interior of the pub has impressive ceilings & the upstairs is undergoing a refurb. The pub was heaving with different age groups & we hated it. Lots of suitcases dotted around. Very few tables (which were all taken). It was so loud you could have done with ear defenders. The barman with the curly moustache was rude when he served us & the cost of a pint & glass of wine was £13. Disgraceful. Wouldn't recommend or return to this pub.
Brian CurtinBrian Curtin
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A cavernous establishment right on top of Liverpool Street station, the pub was packed, as is usual with station pubs. The seating upstairs however was a welcome retreat from the throng of people in the downstairs bar and because we wanted to eat this was most welcome. Was a little disappointing that there isn't a mixed grill option on the menu, which is usually standard firm favourite in most othwr Wetherspoons. I opted fir the 8oz sirloin instead and it was very good, asked for medium rare and it was spot on fair play. The Guinness was an ok pint too... will revisit when next in the area.
Mark Daniel BroadbentMark Daniel Broadbent
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Others will enter the gates of the ferry and cross from shore to shore, Others will watch the run of the flood-tide, Others will see the shipping of Manhattan north and west, and the heights of Brooklyn to the south and east, Others will see the islands large and small; Fifty years hence, others will see them as they cross, the sun half an hour high, A hundred years hence, or ever so many hundred years hence, others will see them, Will enjoy the sunset, the pouring-in of the flood-tide, the falling-back to the sea of the ebb-tide.
Gary HooperGary Hooper
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Station pub in the former ballroom of the Great Eastern Hotel, offering budget meal deals, real ale.
attractions: Leadenhall Market, Monument to the Great Fire of London, The Fenchurch Building (The Walkie-Talkie), Old Spitalfields Market, The Ned London, St Dunstan in the East Church Garden, Van Gogh London Exhibit: The Immersive Experience, The Garden at 120, The Truman Brewery, DoubleTree by Hilton London - Tower of London, restaurants: Dishoom Shoreditch, Duck & Waffle, SUSHISAMBA London, Gloria, Barrio - Shoreditch, Aladin Brick Lane, Sheba Restaurant - Awarded Best Curry House In UK, The Liberty Bounds - JD Wetherspoon, Ballie Ballerson London, The Crosse Keys
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